An asylum seeker has died after attempting to cross the Channel - becoming the fourth person to lose their life trying to reach the UK in two weeks.

A council cabinet has unanimously agreed to spend at least £125,000 on sea defences at a popular bay.

County councillors are split over whether a controversial online booking service at waste recycling centres in Kent should be dumped.

The wreck of a 17th century warship at shifting sands off Kent is now one of several sites added to a list of at risk heritage places.

See how young fans in Kent celebrated the release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2001.

A council has agreed to step up warnings about the continuing coronavirus as fewer and fewer people are seen taking precautions.

A planning application has been put in to build 110 homes when the original scheme for 117 was rejected.

Plans for Remembrance Sunday 2021 are emerging, with ceremonies this time taking place on November 14.

A Kent MP is encouraging people to take part in a special Parliament Week, which continues until Sunday.

Up to 200 protestors swarmed a seafront in a bid to 'spook' the owners of a key building into action.

A district has had a third Wellbeing Roadshow within a month to help in the promotion of community safety.

A new zero emission, electric bus service is launching, thanks to a multi-million pound grant.

A show based on a fairytale and with music from the 1960s pop era takes place within a couple of weeks.

The countdown to Christmas will officially begin with light switch-ons across the county.

The number of asylum seekers crossing the Channel has risen sixfold compared to October last year, latest figures have revealed.

A town is in grief after the death of a former Royal Marine who became a well known bicycle repair man.

A breast cancer fundraiser who has raised almost £250,000 has dedicated her Queen's honour to her late friend who inspired her charity work.

Thinking of picking your panto tickets for this year? Here's our guide to the shows set to entertain us this Christmas across the county:

We look at the scariest places in Kent, including a wedding venue terrorised by monks.

A town's last remaining bank or building society will reduce its opening hours by almost half from next month.