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Witnesses are being sought after a teenage boy was allegedly chased by a group before being assaulted and robbed.
Soon-to-be Kent director of cricket Simon Cook still thinks there is life in his coaching legs.
Years of hard work paid off for Canterbury as they sealed a Kent League Premier Division return as Championship champions.
A well-known content creator has received more than 50,000 likes and 1.2 million views in less than 24 hours on a recent video shot in Kent.
Hotels used to accommodate refugees fleeing the Taliban for the past two years are set to open to the public again after being a haven for hundreds.
A barn caught ablaze in a village prompting fire crews to attend the scene.
Bin strikes in a Kent district have finally ended after 67 days as workers have agreed to accept an improved pay offer.
A former tattoo parlour which was the scene of a shocking murder-suicide involving a husband and wife is set to reopen as a flower shop.
A club’s senior men’s side will play in the National Volleyball League for the first time this season - supported by French friends.
Batsman Zak Crawley is set to join an extremely select group of Kent men’s players to have captained England this month.
A campaigner who fought for gay rights and the preservation of his home city has died.
An overseas leg-spinner is to join Kent for the final three matches of their County Championship run-in.
A gateway to Canterbury Cathedral’s Precints has been re-opened to the public, following a furious protest by residents.
A vehicle that burst into flames has forced a major road to close on one of the hottest days of the year.
A 10-mile stretch of the A2 is set for weeks of overnight closures as part of an extensive resurfacing scheme.
The family of a suspected murder victim have paid tribute to the mum, describing her as a “trailblazer in life.”
A council waste contractor has defended its decision to pay non-striking binmen a £700 ‘bonus’ for their extra efforts during industrial action.
A Cornish-inspired bakery has opened its doors for the first time today at a brand-new Kent location.
Kent’s heat-health alert has been upgraded from yellow to amber amid spiking temperatures.
Kent’s new director of cricket has been named - and it’s someone already part of their coaching staff.
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