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Two time British Rally Champion Guy Wilks is to join the World Rallycross Championship lineup at Lydden Hill over the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Jimmy Adams insists Kent have the recipe for success, despite their winless start to the season.
Joe Denly was left disappointed after falling short of a century three years to the day after last reaching three figures in the championship
Rob Key has opened up about Kent’s slow start admitting he is under pressure having “not done his job” so far this season.
Canterbury Hockey Club Ladies player-coach Jen Wilson has been invited to join the coaching staff of the Scottish national team.
A council boss is warning if you don't get out and vote, you cannot complain about the decisions politicians make.
Faversham boss Ray Turner says the club’s presentation evening offers the chance to provide closure after their dramatic end to the season.
Kent’s winless run extended to eight LV= County Championship games after falling short in a dramatic run-chase against Leicestershire at Canterbury.
KM Group journalist Alex Hoad investigates valid reasons why wanting your team to lose, might be socially acceptable, plus some staggering facts.
Seriously ill and injured patients could be forced to travel up to 30 miles if cost-cutting proposals to close two A&E departments get the go-ahead.
Police are appealing for help to trace a man wanted over allegations of a city centre sex attack on a woman as she was walking at night.
A former Kent economics tutor has become chief negotiator for debt-torn country.
Kent Police will refuse to take in wallets, jewellery and medicines found by members of the public.
Two men say youths armed with a metal bar and knuckle dusters have left them scarred for life after a late night attack. WARNING: graphic image.
When Jo Dunk was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis she feared it would end her dream of having a second child, but refused to let it stand in her way.
Litter wardens are being handed more powers to deal with mess and anti-social behaviour - including clamping down on nuisance buskers and dog fouling.
Joyful Tim Clark looked on city councillors as agrees to pump £1.1 million into dream of football ground at Hersden.
Kent have lost their opening two games in LV= County Championship Division 2 and assistant coach Matt Walker says they need to start winning.
A disabled man has been taken to hospital after he was knocked down by a car outside a supermarket.
A city Indian restaurant ordered to make “major improvements” following an environmental health inspection has now fallen foul of immigration laws.
