As almost five million people have lent their support to an anti-Brexit petition here's where the most support in Kent is coming from.

Libertines frontman Pete Doherty is set to perform at a B&B tonight.

Campaigners from across the county are heading to London today to demand a people's vote on the final Brexit deal.

Schools in the county have been advised they may have to be carers for children stranded because parents are stuck in traffic caused by Brexit.

Football legend Chris Kamara is on the hunt for sport's unsung heroes.

Councillors have been accused of going “a little bit over the top” with Brexit preparations by a senior officer from a neighbouring authority.

Drive along any of our roads and you will be appalled by the amount of litter strewn along the verges. And we've had enough.

People across the county are being asked to do their bit to keep their community tidy as part of the Great British Spring Clean campaign.

Police made 62 arrests across the county as part of a campaign to crackdown on knife crime.

Number plate thefts are on the rise in Kent, according to figures obtained by KentOnline.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning across Kent as gale-force winds are expected to batter the county.

Experts fear there will be a water shortage this summer due to forcasted warm weather after a dry winter.

Funding for a new free school has been given to Kent County council while Medway miss out.

It's day three of our live blog as politicians prepare to vote on extending article 50.

Police are taking part in a nationwide campaign to tackle knife crime.

As we edge closer to the Brexit deadline, questions about the potential consequences of departing the EU continue to be asked.

Strong winds are expected to batter the county after Met Office experts issued two yellow weather warnings.

It's hard to visit a town in the county without a claim to fame when it comes to the royal family.

In celebration of International Women's Day, here are seven Kent-based women who are nothing less than inspirational.

The sale of land and public assets like libraries and community centres has made councils across Kent at least £102m over the last four years.