Queues stretched along Stanhope Road for tickets for the Sergeant's Mess pantomime Pirates of the Curried Bean in January

Could you spare a few hours a week to walk an elderly or disabled person's dog?

Dover Western Heights open weekend welcomed more than 1,000 visitors over the two days.

An MP has joined the growing campaign to free a Kent man jailed in Morocco for being homosexual - urging Brits to keep away from the "unsafe" country.

Kent Police called to the A256 Sandwich last night after a car was reported on its roof with a man trapped inside.

The town gathered on Sunday to watch a rugby match in memory of the eleven Royal Marines musicians who were killed in the IRA bombing 25 years ago

Cross Road in Deal will be closed from tomorrow (Monday) for Kent County Council Highways to create a new connection to a main sewer

The town gathered yesterda to watch a rugby match in memory of the eleven Royal Marines musicians who lost their lives in the IRA bombing 25 years ago

Fundraisers in Deal will take part in The Stepping Out sponsored walk from Walmer Castle to The Chequers in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer today

Waste collectors have been neglecting the bin at Western Road Playing field for a decade - and our reader poll claims 83% of bins are overspilling

Deal and Dover firefighters rescued a man who had fallen 25ft off a wall in Priory Hill, Dover, last night.

If you want to find out about care and services available to the elderly, call in at the Deal Centre

Nearly 50 teams are set to tackle the KM Assault Course Challenge being held at Fowlmead Country Park, today (Saturday)

A woman handed a "soft" sentence for seducing a 14-year-old boy has now been jailed by an appeal judge who ruled her punishment was "unduly lenient".

A website has been set up for disgruntled NHS users by a husband and carer who has nursed his wife's open wound for more than a year

Two fire crews fought a blaze at AEI Compounds, a plastics factory in Sandwich Industrial Estate

Four men from Deal were arrested in Cannon Street this morning for the possession of suspected Class A and Class B drugs

Some people's hobbies are stranger than most - and they don't come much stranger than documenting public lavatories.

A veteran paratrooper has spoken of how his love turned to loathing after his ex-partner's web of lies landed him in jail.

Fifty-five assistant managers are being made redundant at P&O Ferries, in a bid to slim down the cross-Channel ferry operator's management.