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A new interactive map released reveals some councils in Kent are among the worst for recycling whilst others have improved significantly.
A housebuilding company in Kent is celebrating 40 successful years in business.
Voluntary and charitable organisations could benefit from a grant of up to £5,000 provided by the council.
A range of fun days organised by a charity in Kent are set to return in 2015 after hundreds of youngsters turned up this year.
The window of a NatWest branch in Kent has been smashed with a rock, police are now investigating.
Lawyers at a firm in Kent will welcome a leading law academic next week.
Two aesthetics clinics in Kent have become some of the first in the UK to become accredited practitioners.
A teenager who murdered a schoolgirl before dismembering her body and trying to hide it has been jailed for 25 years.
A man is due to appear in court charged with two shoplifting offences.
A Christmas attraction that had its planning application refused has said tickets will be refunded as soon as possible.
Kent Police has formally identified the body of a woman pulled from the River Medway.
An iconic theatre in Kent has played host to the county's first ever white-collar, corporate boxing event.
An application set to build properties on top of an iconic building in Sevenoaks has been refused by the council.
Dozens of residents have been left without phone signal for nearly three weeks after a phone mast was damaged.
A teen has been jailed after a 91-year-old woman's wrist was broken in a violent robbery - just so he could steal money to "have a good time".
Over 300 students turned up to a technology exhibition and were greeted by a range of activities and gadgets.
A colourful 5km is set to take place in Kent this week with over 5,000 locals already registered to take part.
The level of the River Medway has been lowered in parts of Kent to allow for essential engineering work - revealing a variety of abandoned items.
The company behind a controversial Christmas attraction has vowed to refund tickets - after plans were thrown out by councillors.
Thousands of pounds could potentially be saved following the introduction of a new building control service.
