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A road has been temporarily closed after a tree fell in the road this morning.
A Kent resident has used his football knowledge to win a nationwide competition and thousands of pounds worth of holiday vouchers.
A man has been sent to prison after stealing hundreds of pounds worth of cash and make-up.
Work being carried out to provide additional car parking spaces at a train station in Kent has been labelled 'awful'.
Two Kent businessmen have battled a range of elements and obstacles in a spartan-style race.
A school in Kent is one of the first to introduce a new network to its pupils in a bid to make working on its computers easier.
An owner caught on camera kicking his bull mastiff dog so hard it 'flew' into a wall has failed to appear at court.
Members of the public in Tonbridge and Malling have volunteered for a new project aimed at creating a new wildlife habitat.
An army nurse has left his barracks in Kent to help victims of the deadly Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone.
An air ambulance was called out to help a woman that suffered head injuries after she was kicked by a horse.
Plans for a multi-million pound proposal to deck a car-park in Sevenoaks has been withdrawn by the council.
Two school girls from Kent have returned from national Taekwondo competitions after both winning a medal.
A motoring company in the UK has donated a car to be sold at a charity auction in Kent.
A free event is being held providing information and advice on how to develop businesses in the future.
A journalist and international war reporter is preparing to make a visit to students at a grammar school in Kent.
New celebrity judges have been announced for a chef competition in Kent.
A Kent tory councillor has spoken out about controversial comments he made at a conservative party conference in regards to disabled workers.
The man behind some of Tunbridge Wells' most well-known pantomimes is preparing to produce a frightening halloween horror tour.
A group of power workers from Kent have joined together to try and make a safe habitat for water voles.
Two Kent businessman have their second chance to impress Lord Alan Sugar's boardroom.
