A youngster has been taken to hospital with a leg injury after an accident involving a car.

A hat-wearing flasher who exposed himself in five separate incidents over a matter of days is being hunted by police.

A teenage girl missing since Sunday has now been found safe and well.

Mistakes by Kent's four hospital trusts have led to staggering payouts of more than £200 million in the last five years.

A tip-off helped police catch a group of men said to have been involved in a high-value metal theft.

Kent's crime commissioner wants to recruit hundreds more police officers, but taxpayers will face higher bills to help meet the costs.

A vehicle has crashed on the Tiger Moth roundabout in Chatham.

A teenager who won a soccer scholarship to the US has been jailed after his life plunged the depths of drug dealing.

A third of people were left waiting in ambulances for more than half an hour outside A&E units in Kent last week.

The county's rail passengers are being hit with a hike in the price of tickets from today.

Kent's ambulance service has today issued a warning urging people to "considering all alternatives to dialing 999."

The cosmic difference in the cost of a ticket to see the latest installment of Star Wars at Kent cinemas over the festive period has been revealed.

Conservative county councillor takes MPs to task over bus cut protests

Transport officials have sought to clarify their position after a report showed more than 70 bus routes were deemed not commercially viable.

Thousands of properties are lying empty in the county as councils come under government pressure to build more homes.

Main roads throughout the county will be treated tonight with Highways bosses warning motorists to take care.

There is plenty of reaction to the news the M20 lorry park plans have been ditched by the government.

A serial cat killer might start attacking women and young girls, police have warned on the two-year anniversary of the probe into the animal deaths.

Passengers packed on to platforms for several hours after trains had to be cancelled, leaving people stranded in London and across Kent.

Restrictions are to be brought in to crackdown on fixed odds betting terminals dubbed the 'crack cocaine of gambling'.