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Kent's batsmen have started the season in fine fettle after being bowled out for 581 on the final day of their draw at Essex.
Two suspects have been arrested after a man was taken to hospital with a stab wound.
Police closed a road as they carried out door-to-door inquiries following a stabbing.
All but one of the units available at a £115m leisure complex are now under offer by bar and restaurant operators ahead of its summer launch.
A police officer who bragged on WhatsApp about a fatal crash, bullied a junior colleague and sent co-workers 'derogatory' emails has been sacked.
Kent made a promising start with the bat as they replied to Essex's huge first innings total on day two in Chelmsford on Friday.
A shop has given up its alcohol licence after selling booze to two underage girls, one of whom became seriously ill and ended up in hospital.
A massive food and drink festival attracting tens of thousands of people is making a come-back following a two-year hiatus.
Daniel Bell-Drummond believes Kent’s squad can find another level to their game this summer.
A "breathtakingly stupid" plan to mothball a park and ride site is still set to go ahead despite nine in 10 residents rejecting the idea.
Kent took four wickets with the second new ball on the opening day of the new county cricket season against Essex on Thursday.
Unsightly scaffolding that has encased Canterbury Cathedral for eight long years is finally being dismantled, showing the landmark in all its glory.
Dozens of placard-waving pub lovers descended on a historic inn to rail against plans that would see it lost forever.
Bollards designed to prevent a terrorist attack are routinely catching out motorists impaled on the pop-up posts.
Head coach Matt Walker cannot wait for Kent’s players to test themselves in Division 1 of the County Championship again this summer.
Chairman Tim Clark is hoping Canterbury City can put a tough season behind them after the club found a new home.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is among the list of panellists set to feature on BBC Question Time which is being filmed in Kent this week.
A four-year-old giraffe has tragically died following an accident at a popular wildlife park.
A police call handler has been praised for the way she helped a mum who had shut herself and her children in a room during a mental health crisis.
Experienced Kent batter Joe Denly believes there is a real sense of excitement in and around the squad.
