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The harvest will soon be underway in the countryside near Canterbury where the crop is destined to be turned into high quality sparkling wines.
A painstaking project to restore a magnificent Canterbury Cathedral window is nearing an end - after a £2.5m project.
Crews were called to extinguish a fire in a kitchen area of a city centre shop.
Deliveroo, a popular on-demand service which delivers restaurant meals to homes, is launching in Kent.
Kent's hopes of pipping Essex to the one promotion place in Specsavers County Championship Division 2 were all but ended by defeat to Northants.
Jimmy Adams says any talk of title showdowns with Essex needs to stop as the only thing that matters to Kent is this week’s game against Northants.
A man who hit national headlines after footage emerged of him being punched by a police officer has now appeared in court... for assaulting a PCSO.
Bus services in and out of Canterbury are being severely disrupted by a jam caused by a broken down lorry.
A teenager's been charged after a youngster was left fighting for his life after falling offoff a moving car.
Vigilant bank staff have saved an elderly couple from being conned out of £1,500 by a bogus builder who claimed to be their grandson.
Sam Northeast will continue as Kent captain in 2017 after being unanimously reappointed by the club’s cricket committee.
A teenager has been charged with attempted sexual assault and false imprisonment with intent to commit rape.
A college has apologised after it failed to tell the education watchdog of a serious complaint made about a member of its nursery staff.
Police and ambulance crews were called this afternoon after it is believed a man collapsed in the street.
A fire which destroyed more than three hectares of scrubland in Canterbury was part of a trio of outdoor fires in east Kent yesterday
A woman has reported being sexually assaulted as she walked home from a friend's house in Canterbury.
Unreturned crutches and walking frames loaned to patients are costing a health trust a small fortune – and even being sold on at boot fairs.
In just five minutes a drunk thug ripped off the front door of a bar, hurled bin bags at its windows, bit a member of the public and spat at police.
A man who knocked back beer and shots was double the legal limit when he crashed his disabled dad’s car.
The horror of living rough on the streets has claimed another young life.
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