A mental health charity says it has received more calls for help since pandemic restrictions ended than it did during the height of lockdown.

A man who admitted killing a motorcyclist while driving dangerously has been locked up.

A trail of 007-linked hotspots has been mapped out in time for next week's release of the new James Bond movie.

A road was closed for three hours while emergency services dealt with a four vehicle crash.

A colleague has paid tribute to a 'larger than life' and pioneering Kent radio broadcaster who has died.

A man who survived the blast due to a late start recalls the devastating IRA bombing at Deal in 1989.

Singing and instrument sessions are back, having first been stopped by the pandemic shortly after they began.

A Kent MP has met the Home Secretary to discuss the ongoing Channel crossings by asylum seekers.

A specialist has warned serious eye conditions will show themselves as people have not been getting checked during the pandemic.

A parish councillor has asked a planning committee not to allow more homes in an area where it is feared too many will be built.

A man has been charged after a Jaguar, Ford Ranger and a Mercedes Sprinter van, which contained tools valued at around £100,000, were stolen.

Police want to hear from anyone who witnessed a crash in which a motorcyclist suffered life-threatening injuries.

Officers have dished out multiple warnings for anti-social driving, including revving their engines, wheel spinning and blocking roundabouts.

An art project will give people the opportunity to experience the journey of an asylum seeker making the perilous journey across the Channel.

Three towns in the country have made it onto a list of the top UK destinations to buy a seaside holiday home.

A major agricultural event returns after last year's cancellation due to coronavirus.

The Home Secretary was in Kent today met with the teams who deal with the arrival of small boats carrying asylum seekers across the Channel.

A parish council has undergone a change of identity and altered its title to town to reflect its more urban setting and growing population.

Councillors, encouraged by their mayor, have agreed to pay another £10,000 for a town square refurbishment despite the rising expense.

As shamed 'naughty Tory' Charlie Elphicke is released from prison we chart the calamitous fall of the former MP.