A cruel dog owner hacked out their pet’s microchip before dumping the wounded animal to wander the streets.

A school has sounded the alarm after an illegal picture was shared among pupils on social media.

Three quirky properties that share a courtyard in the city's centre have gone on the market.

A former Gurkha soldier who lost his legs after being blown up has become the first double-above-knee amputee to climb North America’s highest peak.

A dad who has been treated for cancer seven times says tackling the disease should be a top priority for the new government.

A woman waiting for a train was subjected to a distressing and alarming ordeal when a man followed her, touched her and simulated a sex act.

A wildlife park is giving visitors a chance to see elephants, gorillas and big cats for less with discounted tickets.

The stage version of 1982’s An Officer and a Gentleman is making hearts soar as it tours the country - and it’s coming to Kent.

We spoke to Rosie Duffield about her seven years as Kent’s only Labour MP, her ongoing security concerns - and what she thinks of her critics.

He was just 15 when he started sweeping platforms but now one of Kent’s longest-serving railwaymen has retired after a remarkable 58 years.

Residents have vented their fury over a developer’s plan to build new homes in a village – arguing “someone will get killed”.

A person was taken to hospital after being cut free from a car which landed in a ditch following a crash on a busy stretch of A-road.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man as part of their investigation into a stabbing in a city centre.

The Ivy has revealed dramatic rehashed plans in its bid to transform a former Burton into a luxury restaurant.

Firefighters were called to a suspected arson attack at a derelict house well known among locals for displaying an Elvis poster for almost 50 years.

Secret Drinker delivers his verdict on a hyped-up country local

Political editor Paul Francis examines whether a town that has voted Conservative for more than 40 years could be persuaded to change allegiances.

An inquest has opened into the death of a man found in the sea four days after going missing.

One of Kent’s busiest high streets has suffered a major blow as the company behind a £30 million redevelopment has been put into receivership.

A popular chocolate and drinks lounge slated for calling a cocktail "Get ya t**s out" appears to have shut suddenly.