An exclusion zone has been thrown around a construction site after Home Guard phosphorous bombs were unearthed... seven decades on.

A war veteran proudly took his place at Medway’s Armed Forces Day parade thanks to the loan of a mobility scooter.

The Prince of Wales is today attending a ceremony to commemorate 200 years of Gurkha service to Britain.

A new memorial to honour the Gurkhas in their support to the UK in Folkestone will be unveiled by a royal and Ab Fab actress Joanna Lumley.

Neighbours knew him as the smart, unassuming gentleman next door, but there was more to Roy Homard than met the eye.

Armed Forces Day events are taking place across Kent this weekend.

Fancy getting up close to military hardware including tanks, guns and even a helicopter? Boys’ toys with a difference will at the Great Lines.

A single punch from a boxing 86-year-old was enough to make a knife-wielding thug think twice.

A First World War propeller that was stolen from a shipwreck and turned into a coffee table has been handed to the Navy after being seized by police.

Leading figures in health, law, education and policing are among those to receive recognition for their services in the Queen's honours list.

Anthony Harrison left his job and family to fight Isis in Syria, and soon found himself exchanging fire with the militants alongside Kurdish soldiers.

The historic Broadstairs Dickens Festival is back, celebrating the author's relationship with the seaside town in costume, music and merriment.

Gurkhas based in Kent were this week granted a new role within the army's air assault rapid response force in their 200th year serving Britain.

The Royal British Legion has distanced itself from a Britain First Facebook post shared by a Kent branch.

Lord Wellington may have not quite disappeared from his former home after a visitor snapped his likeness in topiary.

A security guard drove a Second World War explosive to his friend's door after forgetting the device was in his boot for six months.

One hundred years to the day of the explosion on board HMS Princess Irene and the loss of 352 lives, mystery still surrounds the tragedy.

As the Island remembers the 100th anniversary of the Princess Irene disaster today, Peter Cook and Lewis Dyson look back on that fateful day.

A suspected explosive device has been discovered in the boot of a car in a quiet residential close.

A section of Margate main sands has been reopened after a suspicious package was found in the sand.