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A photograph of five stolen mountain bikes has been released as police appeal for help to find them.
A lorry driver has been remanded in custody after being charged with attempting to smuggle drugs into the UK.
A couple outraged by the size of their fish and chip portion abused staff at a restaurant.
A total of 37 people had to be airlifted from a sandbank they were trapped on before tidal waters poured in.
Two men from Romania appear in court next month after allegedly being found with 9mm firearms at a Kent port.
A military school had a successful annual Grand Day but attendance was inevitably limited because of the pandemic.
Two fire engines were sent to put out flames that gripped a garage and also damaged a nearby parked car.
Electric trains replaced steam trains, which had been fuelled by coal, in the 1960s.
A suspect will appear in crown court next month after two break-ins in the same street in one night.
A new networking method for people in the commercial world involves meeting outdoors and walking together.
Just days away from one of the biggest sporting events in the calendar, we find out how Sandwich is preparing for The Open.
A notorious route was shut following a collision between a car and a lorry.
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An application to use the site of a former torched nightclub for two blocks flats has divided locals by 56 to 58.
New legislation is entering Parliament aiming to turn back those who enter the UK illegally after they came through a safe country.
A Kent landmark has been classed as the 12th most attractive place in the country for walking, in a new survey.
A victim suffered head injuries and another man was arrested after an altercation, police have now confirmed.
A former triathlete will this Saturday swim around one of the Channel Islands to raise money to help disadvantaged youngsters.
A show, inspired by the Queen's "we will meet again" phrase during the pandemic, is to raise money for a wartime memorial.
A Kent politician's constituency base has been repeatedly attacked as staff prepare to return there with the easing of lockdown.
Part of £142 million in Government cash is coming to deal with the scourge of potholes on a main route to a Kent port.
