A war veteran who lost both his legs in Afghanistan has become the first double above-knee amputee to summit the highest ...
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Kent hit with 12 flood warnings and alerts after Storm Goretti brings heavy rainfall
The Environment Agency has issued 12 flood warnings and alerts across Kent this morning (January 9) after Storm Goretti ...
Hari Budha Magar lost both his legs in 2010 to an IED in Afghanistan while serving with the British Army’s Gurkha regiment.
Husband Jason died in 2017 and, tragically, their 24-year-old son Daniel died six years later. Both father and son had gone ...
A mum has bravely spoken out to raise awareness after losing her husband and her son to the same rare illness. Amber Selvey, from Whitstable, Kent, wants to help others who are grieving after losing ...
HENLEY Hawks begin the year with a tough visit to East Kent to take on Canterbury tomorrow (Saturday) at the Marine Travel ...
An escalation in costs for a key road project has left a cash-strapped council battling to find an extra £10 million to ...
By Molly McGee A chef with two Kent restaurants has added further awards to his prestigious collection of prizes. Dev Biswal, ...
All you have to do is send us your nominations for the Kent & Medway Food & Drink Awards 2026 and you’ll be in the prize draw ...
In Pound Lane, Canterbury, there is a new display sign, proudly boasting to have been “Funded by UK Government”. It tells ...
There are surprisingly few historical sources concerning the Tapestry's origins and purpose, but new research has offered new ...
Hari Budha Magar, who lost both legs serving in Afghanistan, is on the final leg of the Seven Summits Challenge.
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