He planted the first vines at Chapel Down and has left his mark on many of the county's top winemakers - we meet the Godfather of English wine.

Exclusive: Two stores just 400 yards apart are targeted by shoplifters more than any others in the county, KentOnline can reveal.

Councils are seeing social workers go sick due to ill mental health more than 75 times a year on average, as they face "unprecedented pressures".

Neighbours are urged to check on vulnerable people during a predicted cold snap, with a warning issued that temperatures could plunge to minus 3C.

Stricter targets allowing water companies to continue dumping sewage into the sea for another 15 years 'don't go far enough', critics say.

Customers will be facing higher bills as a water company announced it will be hiking bills in line with inflation.

Our readers give their takes on housebuilding, ULEZ and Andrew Tate.

Kent's crime commissioner says he regrets raising the amount residents are charged for law enforcement but promises standards will improve.

Tens of thousands of new listeners have joined kmfm, according to figures out today.

Teachers on the picket lines across Kent have spoken of their frustrations and explained why they chose to strike as hundreds took to the streets.

School bosses across the county fear they may have to close when teachers hold strikes next week - but some parents won't find out till that morning.

The Kent neighbourhoods with the highest proportions of LGBTQ+ people have been revealed for the first time.

The year of the rabbit begins today and the RSPCA is urging people to adopt a bunny as rescue numbers continue to rise.

What are the politics behind how Kent's Levelling Up cash was allocated? Political editor Paul Francis reports...

New data has been released which shows how many households in Kent own their homes outright – and the numbers may be surprising.

Almost three-quarters of all the stray dogs euthanised in Kent in the last four years were in just three boroughs, figures have revealed.

We look at how four parts of the county are set to be transformed after receiving millions of pounds from the government's Levelling Up Fund.

Passengers who use Kent's railway services will now be hit with £100 fines if they don't have a ticket.

Dozens of children's centres across the county are now at risk of closure as the council looks to save more money.

It might feel cold today but it's nothing compared to the Big Freeze of 1963, when the average temperature was -2.1C and the sea froze in Kent.