Millie Bowles

1 day ago | kentonline.co.uk | Millie Bowles

A pair of kittens - one of which is pregnant - have been found dumped at an orchard in a sealed plastic box with no water. The RSPCA is appealing for information after the animals were rescued by a member of the public in Mill Lane, Canterbury, last week. April and Sgt. Major, as they have been named, are around five months old and neither is microchipped. RSPCA inspector Kirsten Ormerod said: “This must have been very stressful for these poor kittens to be abandoned in this way.

1 day ago | kentonline.co.uk | Millie Bowles

Concerns have been raised for the welfare of a missing 23-year-old man, who is understood to be barefoot. Zachary Crowe was last seen in the Littlebourne Road area of Canterbury at around 2pm today. He is believed to have been wearing a dark brown hooded top and black jogging bottoms when last seen. It is also thought he is barefoot. Zachary is described as around 6ft, 4in tall, of muscular build, with wavy brown hair and blue eyes.

2 days ago | kentonline.co.uk | Millie Bowles

A police probe has been launched after a man was seen peering into houses before exposing himself on a public green. The incident happened in Dunkirk Close in Dymchurch between 7pm and 7.30pm on April 5. A male has been described as looking into houses and cars before exposing himself in the village green area. A police spokesman added: “Investigators are appealing for witnesses after a male exposed himself in Dymchurch.

2 days ago | kentonline.co.uk | Millie Bowles

Emergency services descended on a block of flats following a disturbance early in the morning on Easter Sunday. A man was injured in the incident at Trove Court in Newcaslte Hill, Ramsgate, just before 5.15am, prompting a large response by police and paramedics. Several emergency vehicles were called to the scene, where a witness reported seeing a person who was “covered in blood”. A police spokeswoman said: “We were called to a report of a disturbance at 5.14am on Sunday, April 20.

4 days ago | kentonline.co.uk | Millie Bowles

New figures have revealed the cheapest and most expensive places to buy a home in Kent. While the Folkestone Harbour ward has the lowest median price tag of £166,500, at the other end of the scale, in Sevenoaks West and Chevening, it is a whopping £1 million. This week, we visited both areas - at opposite ends of the county - to speak to residents about what life is like there. While there are big differences, they share some similar problems.