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A second accident has occurred within 14 hours on the same stretch of motorway.
Two men have been arrested after a late night disturbance near a high street pub.
Demolition teams are at work knocking down an historic village pub - despite the building being listed as an asset of community value.
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Parents have told of pupils' upset at having their last day at school without realising, after term ended unexpectedly early.
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Kent actress Jessica Hynes is among supporters joining a walk to help displaced children from war-torn Africa.
Conservative victory in district council by-election.
An education adviser says too many secondary school pupils are having to travel outside their home town to get to lessons.
A new mobile phone mast erected near a petrol station has upset residents who say it's an ugly eyesore and will affect the view from many homes.
Fruit farmer James Smith says chemical-free regenerative farming methods are the way ahead.
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A man is said to have indecently exposed himself to a child near a play area.
A head teacher travelled to Buckingham Place to be honoured by The Queen alongside The Beatles.
When shoppers returned to Maidstone town centre, it was apparent that it was a very different retail world than before the pandemic.
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A town's £10m civic centre has opened its first service to the public.
A village post office has moved a short distance down the road.
Police are hunting the brute who killed Caesar - the third cat to die in six weeks at the hands of a sick pet mutilator.
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We may be heading for a Bank Holiday weekend, but what we really need is more rain.
Six-form students have had a hand in selecting a school's next leader.
A council has given the go-ahead for holidays lets in the countryside, despite opposition.
A bank of experts are standing by willing to offer free advice to those running good causes in Kent and Medway.
A council leader said it would be unfair for voters to punish their local councillors for nationally imposed housing targets.
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