A jobs fair has been organised for hundreds of fired P&O workers, where training and employment opportunities will be on offer.

A boy found dead at the bottom of cliffs during the Easter holidays has been described as an 'utterly delightful child' by his head teacher.

Discount tickets for journeys in Kent go on sale today in scheme which has been branded a 'gimmick' by the unions.

A woman who ran a market stall with her partner selling traditional Polish dishes for four years has now opened her dream bistro in a town centre.

A building that was once public toilets is set to become the second branch of an ice cream parlour business set up by a family just a year ago.

A mum fighting for a cannabis drug to be prescribed on the NHS has encountered yet another setback.

Police have arrested a boy of 15 on suspicion of possession of drugs with intent to supply.

A 12-year-old boy found dead at the bottom of cliffs had been out walking with his mum on his birthday, an inquest heard.

We compare house prices in two Kent towns as they both are recognised nationally among the best places to live in the south east of England.

A number of asylum seekers who have crossed the Channel are to be flown to Rwanda to have their applications processed, it has been revealed.

A search and rescue initiative has been co-ordinated by coastguards for an incident involving small boats.

Sarah Everard's murderer Wayne Couzens will face trial over allegations he exposed himself at a McDonald's drive-thru in Kent.

Volunteers who have been sending around £30,000 in aid to Ukraine each week are being supported with a music and supper night.

A Kent MP rolled up her sleeves to help champion boxer Amir Khan build a playground for Ukrainian orphans.

The coastguard has confirmed it is carrying out a safety inspection on one of P&O's suspended ships.

A head teacher known for being a fair leader who offered his pupils equal opportunities has been honoured with a memorial bench.

As we enter the ninth day of chaos on the roads in Kent, we speak to people living on the diversion route about how it is affecting them.

A ferry firm has hired dozens of redundant P&O staff, and has explained how it is coping amid chaos at the ports.

A Kent town has been named the best to live in the south east according to a national newspaper, while another county town has also been recognised.

An historic visitor attraction is set to open again to visitors following an £80,000 restoration project.