From former opera houses, to police stations to car showrooms - each of the county's 23 Wetherspoon pubs has a fascinating history behind it.

Driver shortages have forced another council to suspend garden waste collections as focus is put on household waste and recycling.

Proposals have been revealed for a large housing development near a Kent country park.

Charities have hit out at the government as the number of asylum seekers crossing in small boats passes 10,000 this year.

A maritime museum boasts lots of new attractions after it opened for the first time since Covid.

Almost 500 people in small boats reached the UK yesterday while authorities in France stop another 246 people from reaching Kent.

The theatre has struggled through Covid so a variety performance with panto favourites is planned.

Poundland is tipped to be moving into a vacant M&S - but will it leave two giant voids in a High Street?

Heavy rain couldn't stop the music and dancing at a one day festival in aid of Martha Trust.

Four boys, aged 16 and 17, have been arrested after a teenager was knocked to the floor and beaten.

Heavy sporadic rainfall has seen flooding hit parts of the county this afternoon.

A weather warning has been issued ahead of tomorrow when wind speeds are predicted to reach highs of 50mph.

A trader, granted permission to pitch up outside a church recalled being told lettuces were being sold for £3.50.

An exhibition celebrating Charlie Chaplin's impact during the First World War will be topped off with a replica of a 'standee' of the comic actor.

He has learnt a happier way of living since experiencing dark times and is sharing his findings.

More than a dozen arrests have been made and uninsured e scooters have been seized as police target individuals involved in anti-social behaviour.

Drone pictures show scores of small crafts amassed at a storage facility after being intercepted making the crossing from France.

A normal annual service marked the centenary but a 'full scale re-dedication' will happen in 2022

People making a stand against Covid vaccines left onlookers perplexed wondering why they chose to hold their gathering in the quietest part of Deal.

The return of Regatta Week activities has brought 'so much joy' to those taking part and watching, having missed the spectacular last year.