A town centre car park is set to shut over the weekend to make way for film crews.

A town’s only theatre has issued a plea for help as it tries to raise £20,000 to secure its future.

A Kent MP has defected to the Labour Party just moments before Prime Minister’s Questions began - leaving local Tories stunned.

Diggers have begun tearing down an old estate ready for more than 200 homes to be built as part of a £60m project.

Politics, like sport, needs big characters who know how to work a crowd - or voters and spectators will merely switch off, says Secret Thinker.

A suspect has been charged with murder after a man died following a reported assault on a farm.

The CEO of a leading food and drink organisation in the county has moved on - with an interim replacement now in post.

A number of Kent firms have been named in this year’s King’s Award for Enterprise.

A Kent logistics firm is to roll out specially treated vegetable oil as fuel in its partnership with a delivery giant.

A mum who needs life-changing treatment hopes one day she will be well enough to pick up her children without being in pain.

A homeless man living out his car is calling for more pet-friendly housing after failing to find a place to live because dogs are not welcome.

KentOnline visited a terminally ill woman and her husband in her final days to shine a light on the controversial debate about assisted dying.

A drunk shopper who hit an Iceland security guard in the face with a packet of chicken nuggets has been slapped with a spell behind bars.

Saloon car racer Rod Birley says he is thankful to be alive after his BMW was "totalled" in a 120mph crash at Brands Hatch.

People staying in camper-vans near a beach have hit back at fears from residents that the site is becoming a “squatter camp”.

We spoke to Eurotunnel employees who have worked for the company ever since the Channel Tunnel opened 30 years ago this week.

A Kent MP’s call for the government to fork out the upfront costs of repairing a collapsed road shut for more than a year has been refused.

A Kent branch of M&S has enlisted the help of football icon Ian Wright and his granddaughter to get shoppers “swapping football stickers” this summer.

Traffic was temporarily held on a busy motorway while police attended a report of concerns for a person's welfare.

A decision on controversial plans to demolish a working docks and replace it with a business park has been delayed after a legal challenge.