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Visually-impaired teenage skier Millie Knight enjoyed a golden two days on the slopes of St Moritz this week at the IPC Skiing World Cup finals.
Canterbury Hockey Club have boosted their side with three new signings who skipper Tom Richford hopes can fire them to Premier Division safety.
Kent Police has been accused of abusing its power by planting plain-clothes police officers at a public meeting about fracking.
A woman and her son have appeared in court after a raid on their home uncovered cannabis plants with a street value of up to £26,000.
Firefighters were forced to wade through a river to rescue a pigeon caught up in netting this afternoon.
Canterbury missed a fourth straight win in National 2 South and were dragged back towards the relegation zone after Saturday's defeat at Shelford.
It's been revealed a new Kent hospital boss will earn £294,000 - more than double the Prime Minister's salary - and will only work a four-day week.
A 22-year-old man has been arrested and four people injured after a crash on a major Kent road last night.
A mum threatened to kill the woman in charge of fostering her son as families gathered for a school fete.
A primary school head teacher was stopped in his car while over the legal alcohol limit by police acting on a tip-off.
A driving test cheat has been jailed after taking a theory test for his friend who had failed 15 TIMES.
Marlowe Theatre announces this year's Christmas panto choice...in January.
Jamie Turner is on his way back after being sidelined for a year with an ankle injury and Herne Bay boss Sam Denly is delighted.
Andy Pratt says Canterbury face a “massive challenge” if they are to make it four-straight wins in National 2 South when they visit Shelford.
Teenage sensation Abel Tsegay turned a training run into a memorable victory in his first ever 10-mile road race in Canterbury.
Ray Turner believes his players would relish the chance to play Whitstable again this season after the Oystermen's surprise victory at Salters Lane.
KM Group sports journalist Alex Hoad calls for more humility among sports fans, previews Sunday's Superbowl and points out a panto villain in waiting.
Canterbury skipper Tom Richford says the club are proud to have played in the best Hockey 5s final Wembley has seen, despite being pipped to glory.
Drivers are facing traffic nightmares this morning as queues cause gridlock on three key roads.
Invicta East Kent's Abel Tsegay made a winning debut in the Barretts Canterbury 10.
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