Shoppers are reporting problems with paying with their Visa cards at major supermarkets.

It is “all hands on deck” as the county council uses the summer months to deal with Kent’s pothole crisis.

Planning to spend some time in London this summer? We’ve got some unique exhibits, parades and festivals to keep the whole family happy.

Labour want to see homes built on the ‘grey belt’, as well as more onshore wind farms. So what could it mean for the ‘Garden of England’?

Vandalism and cash-strapped council budgets are putting public toilets at risk, fear charities, as one suggests charging a fee may be the answer.

It was a unique spectacle for Kent when the Tour De France first raced around the county in 1994, as our amazing archive pictures show.

A scientist, a nurse, a former banker, a barrister and two army veterans are among the new Kent MPs set to take their seats in the House of Commons.

Make the most of the sunshine with a stroll through romantic gardens, colourful flower beds, sweeping meadows and wild parkland.

From luxury hotels to famous brands, exciting new arrivals are on the way across the county over the coming years.

Farmers who say they are under pressure like never before have spelt out what they hope for beyond election day this week.

Tonight KentOnline, KMTV and kmfm will be providing unrivalled coverage from across the county - bringing you the very latest as it happens.

From Brexit to jobs and our high streets - we look at how the main parties will tackle the key business issues impacting Kent.

Lots of people committed crimes and were jailed this month and are now spending time behind bars.

As the general election campaign enters its final stretch, we hear from a top polling expert.

A new poll suggests the Conservatives will hold on in some key Kent electoral battlegrounds - but the party is still set for major losses.

The Red Arrows will grace Kent’s skies today as the world-renowned group celebrates its 60th display season.

With just a week to go until we go to the polls, we look at how the parties’ promises on transport could impact Kent.

A man became so frustrated with waiting in a busy A&E department that he convinced a friend to bring him in a makeshift bed to lie down on.

This election, many young people will vote for the first time. But politicians aren’t doing enough to win their support, argues one student leader.

See some of the nation’s best comics and discover hidden talent at Kent’s regular side-splitting comedy nights.