Campaigners are calling on a council to set a specific target of how many Afghan refugees it will take in.

A little girl whose mummy died when she was just three is running a five mile challenge to help other families.

A semi-professional racing driver is expecting his first child after years of trying and wants people to keep talking about infertility problems.

A town pier has reopened for fishing after tens of thousands of pounds in repairs following damage last year.

A man has been fined by a court after admitting being behind a fly-tipping spree.

The music of The Who will be played by a Kent-based band on the birthday of the original bass player.

A suspect aged 20 has been remanded in custody by magistrates after a break-in, in which three cars were stolen.

A skating event in a Kent park saw 150 kids and adults showcase dare devil tricks and some for the less adventurous.

A colourful day of marching and entertainment returns in full to a Kent town centre after the pandemic.

Another new record for the number of asylum seekers reaching Kent shores on small boats in a day has been made - with 828 making the journey.

Developers have given a timetable for a housing development and detailed their plans to create a mass of green space.

Sex Pistols' Johnny Rotten has lost a High Court battle over use of the bands songs in a new TV series filmed in Kent.

Forties fashions, music and military vehicles will be part of a two-day celebration of wartime, raising funds for a memorial to D-Day soldiers.

Disgraced politician Charlie Elphicke is set to be released next month, halfway through his sentence for sex assaults on two women a decade apart.

Tours of war graves in a Dover cemetery are helping people discover the World War heritage in their town.

A man is in custody after a woman reported she was raped during the early hours of the morning.

A historian's new book reveals some of Deal's best kept secrets with a vast selection of pictures old and new.

As a consultation launches on an appointment system for using recycling sites, a council pledges any measures won't be strict like in lockdown.

Rising numbers of organisations in east Kent are coming forward to back people from Afghanistan fleeing the Taliban.

People needing help with finances, family issues, benefits, and a raft of other topics can get it at a new location.