A selfless couple are adapting their home to provide refuge to a disabled man and his family fleeing war-torn Ukraine.

Businesses have been warned to be vigilant as criminal gangs seek to obtain small boats to bring people across the Channel.

A series of photographs show some of the people seeking asylum who arrived in Kent in just one day as more than 900 attempt Channel crossing.

It's been 10 years since the historic cooling towers at Richborough were brought crashing to the ground with explosives.

The leading actress from a film set in the county was recognised at last night's BAFTAs for her performance.

A child rapist has been jailed for 15 years and branded dangerous by a judge.

A council is offering awards for those who are best in helping maintain and protect the area's environment.

We take you through the tales of death, visiting presidents, financial strife and destruction that litter the histories of the county's piers.

Friends, family and colleagues braved the shave by taking part in a group hair cut to raise money for a cancer charity.

A special order now allows the development of an inland HMRC border facility after changes of customs rules since Britain left the EU.

Our reporter tries Kent's - and Britain's - newest KFC and explains why he's used the restaurant chain since childhood, despite one memorable blip.

Burglars from Liverpool who stole vehicles from the driveway of a house in Kent have been sentenced.

The line up for a popular one-day music festival in Kent has been released.

As Hever Castle opens its new Anne Boleyn exhibition, discover some of the county's best castles to visit this spring.

A new adventure golf course could open at the same time as the popular paddling pool next door, its owner has revealed.

The rise of women's football after it was banned in 1921, and how a Deal man helped establish the WFA.

A zip wire will be the highlight of a six-figure park renovation taking place in a Kent town.

A former stewardess has told of her memories of the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster following an anniversary service.

Dozens of people have joined a march calling for more to be done to improve safety for women.

People living in Dover at the time of the Herald of Free Enterprise disaster in 1987 have told of its lasting impact on the town.