A new study has shown at least 13 people died in Kent in the past year.

A frustrated estate agent has spoken out to end seedy speculation that a house was used as a porn studio or brothel, owing to its unusual layout.

The taxpayer will be hit with a £30m bill to keep traffic moving on the M20 in the event of disruption caused by Brexit-related delays.

The county is due to be bathed in sunshine with temperatures about 9C hotter than usual.

Kent's most senior police officer is not anticipating civil unrest in the aftermath of the UK leaving the EU.

Staff from Barclays have been digging deep at a horticultural training project for adults with learning disabilities.

A blustery spell is expected across Kent this weekend - with a weather warning issued.

A leaked document suggests police leave in Kent could be cancelled and officers pulled in on rest days if the UK crashes out of Europe.

A campaign group calling for hospital parking charges to be scrapped will present a petition to Downing Street today.

Kent councils have announced plans to spend £35.8 million of money received from business rates as part of a retention pilot.

Drivers are being urged to avoid making calls while at the wheel, even if it seems harmless.

Cash-strapped councils in Kent are risking millions of pounds of taxpayers' cash buying offices, shops and restaurants amid cuts in government grants.

The A21 has reopened following a crash between a lorry and a car.

Councils have been accused of "excessive spending" after figures revealed local authorities in Kent spent more than £150,000 on mayoral cars.

It's National Afternoon Tea Week - here's where you can grab a scone to celebrate..

Rail fares will rise by 3.2% next year, the Government has confirmed, causing dismay among commuters paying thousands of pounds for season tickets.

People who own a property in the county will be up to £1.1m better off in 25 years than those who rent, according to an analysis of official figures.

Reports of racist taunts and attacks in part of Kent have more than doubled.

As students await their A-level results this week, here are some things only known by pupils who attended one of the county's 38 grammar schools.

Some of the most celebrated authors of our time lived and worked in Kent and were inspired by their surroundings.