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Hikers battled sweltering temperatures to walk - and in some cases run - the Pilgrims Way on the hottest day of the year.
Exclusive: The mum and dad of a young girl drugged and repeatedly raped by three strangers say they have been living every parent’s worst nightmare.
Physical attacks on teachers are rising - but are cuts to public services, youth budgets and centres for families at risk of making things worse?
The value of items stolen from doorsteps in Kent has tripled in just a year as police say porch piracy is becoming a “growing trend”.
The man behind a town’s first snooker hall who became the “talk of the town” when he beat superstar professional Willie Thorne has died.
Parts of the county could swelter in temperatures approaching the mid-30s today as the heatwave reaches its peak.
Children are being offered the chance to try different sports for free as a council seeks ways to encourage them to adopt a healthy lifestyle.
A utility giant has urged residents to ”capture and reuse water” to avoid a hosepipe ban amid record levels of dry weather.
A replica of the ship which carried Columbus across the Atlantic is to dock in Thanet and visitors are being offered a rare chance to go on board.
Two Kent chippies showed kmfm presenters Rob and Numi the ropes when they dropped in to help for National Fish and Chip Day.
Friends, family and colleagues came together in memory of a mum of three who died from cancer at just 54.
A dramatic rise in school exclusions across Kent has seen thousands of pupils kicked out of the classroom – including children as young as four.
An abandoned Victorian chapel is to get a new lease of life after plans to convert it into a small house were agreed.
A teenager busking in Kent only a year ago is set to support a chart-topping US singer at one of London’s most acclaimed festivals.
A 24-hour darts game in their office has enabled two Kent estate agents to raise thousands for a charity caring for sick and disabled children.
A woman who enjoyed Scottish dancing until she was 81 died just three months short of her 103rd birthday.
Sightings of a hairy caterpillar that can make humans and pets very unwell must be reported but people are being urged not to touch the tree pest.
Despite a puncture before reaching Dover, a team of cyclists went on to ride the 260 miles between Kent and Paris for youngsters in care.
A land train ferrying passengers along part of Kent’s coastline would turn a town into a “premier tourist destination”, claim those behind the idea.
Poor patient care arising from Kent’s under-pressure A&E departments cost the NHS and taxpayers more than £10 million last year.
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