May is National Walking Month, and we’re celebrating with glorious strolls through Kent’s woods, villages, parks and gardens.

A couple jailed for smuggling thousands of pounds of drugs into prisons were caught after flying a drone over a Kent site.

Drivers are facing up to 30-minute delays along a busy hospital route due to electrical works.

Several men have been arrested on suspicion of drug offences following raids by police.

The bulldozers are set to move onto an estate as work begins on a multi-million-pound makeover, which will see the number of homes double.

Two properties that were formerly barber shops just metres away from each other have both been placed on the market.

Millions of people, including X Factor star Rylan and a Kent MP, have weighed into what is being joked about as one of the worst e-fit pictures ever.

A parish council is raising funds for legal battle to stop a garden village which would “destroy neighbourhoods, countryside and wildlife”.

Police have released an e-fit image of a man following an attempted robbery and assault in a town centre.

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty following a report a pet peacock was killed with catapults.

A celebrity brainbox has helped raise thousands of pounds for charity after hosting a quiz night.

More than 200 residents at a public meeting to condemn plans to build a new community on farmland.

Residents say month-long problems with uncollected bins are attracting vermin - though one couple have seen the funny side to the fiasco.

Trains are running on schedule again following late due to faults at two separate points along a line.

A clanging manhole cover in a busy town centre has been tormenting residents and traders for more than a month.

A town centre could be at a turning point, it is claimed, with trade on the up and new stores on the cards.

Three fire engines were called to a home yesterday where a person died after a house blaze.

Part of a motorway was shut after a car crashed into the central reservation barrier.

The future of a massive new housing development has been called into question over a proposed railway station.

New powers for councils to enforce so-called moving traffic offences have been used sparingly to date - although new ANPR cameras could be on the way.