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Thirty years since the opening of the Channel Tunnel, reporter Sam Lennon looks back on life in Kent before it opened.
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New details of a wetland accompanying a new housing estate on the outskirts of a town have been revealed.
Villagers are opposing plans for a home for vulnerable children fearing it will lead to increased traffic on an unlit road.
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Grim images show illegal meat seized at a port including sheep carcasses, pork and cheese dripping with blood. Warning: graphic images.
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A firm is on a recruitment drive this spring as part of a team-up with a leading food store chain.
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A six-figure sum has been awarded to the country’s biggest Napoleonic fortification to help conserve and regenerate it.
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Battle lines have been drawn after campaigners accused developers of trying to turn a historic street into “another HMO alley”.
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A criminal who repeatedly tried to approach his victim while awaiting court hearings after stealing from his home is now in prison.
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New space is being created to process biometric border checks for EU-bound passengers with bosses promising only slightly increased waiting times.
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Plans have been unveiled to create flats in a town’s former bank building which shut earlier this year.
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A developer’s bid to axe all affordable housing from a new estate has been branded "disgraceful" by angry neighbours.
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Police lasered in on one area to tackle drugs and other crime arresting three people and searching 16.
A total four people were arrested in an investigation into the deaths of five asylum seekers including a child.
A D-Day hero who dodged enemy shells and chronicled the suffering that day has died.
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The county’s first zero-emission bus route will launch with diesel-powered vehicles - because purpose-built electric models will not be ready in time.
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A carpenter was killed when a trailer came loose from a truck and rolled into his van, an inquest has heard.
Part of a popular town pier has shut temporarily after structural experts abseiled to carry out checks.
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The Home Office is seeking 60 parking bays for staff dealing with asylum seekers, as their cars are spilling onto nearby streets.
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Suspects – including a 17-year-old boy – have been arrested in connection with colossal sums of money being smuggled from Kent to the continent.
A structural survey of a pier has seen experts abseiling down the structure to examine rust.
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