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A man was taken to hospital after allegedly being attacked by a group of men while in his car.
There was a big victory for Kent Spitfires as they ended a Vitality T20 Blast season to forget in strong fashion against Surrey at Canterbury.
A Kent Academy scholar is expected to play for the club in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup after signing a rookie deal.
Opportunity knocks for some of St Lawrence & Highland Court’s players to stake first-team claims.
A large emergency response descended on a school and children were evacuated when an unexploded wartime bomb was discovered.
Kent have appointed their interim head coach for the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Takeaway couriers fined £100 for cycling through pedestrianised areas have apologised for flouting council rules.
Bowling all-rounder Tom Rogers has joked he would return to Kent for free despite their miserable T20 Blast season.
A woman accused of murdering her husband after human remains were found at their home has been remanded in custody after appearing in crown court.
A 600-year-old pub which was once one of Kent’s longest-running establishments has gone up for sale.
A 700-year-old market’s long anticipated return to Kent following an arduous two-year battle has been labelled a “win-win”.
A rain-affected game saw Kent Spitfires suffer a 13-run T20 Vitality Blast defeat against Glamorgan in front of the television cameras at Canterbury.
Furious parents fear a “petty” parking ban near a primary school will put their children’s lives at risk.
A major development on one of Kent’s busiest high streets has been put up for sale for £6m casting uncertainty over the project.
A strong police presence has been reported in a busy street.
An A-road is closed after a smash between two cars, with emergency services in attendance.
Two men behind a county lines operation, who used a phone line to advertise drugs, have been jailed.
A woman has appeared in court accused of murdering her husband following the discovery of human remains at their home.
A school’s plans to expand its car park to make pick up and drop off less dangerous have been met with firm opposition.
Basement boys Bickley Park pulled off a surprise Kent League Premier Division win at home against third-placed St Lawrence & Highland Court.
