A Kent music and arts festival attracting performers of international renown is bravely pressing ahead with its 16 day programme from tomorrow

There are now a total 25 stations providing bags to pick up dog mess, with all locations listed here.

Two parts of the Home Office, including the Border Force, will now come under one director general who will be hired shortly.

Plans to build a water park on a field may have divided opinion in the community but developers won permission.

A man has been jailed after he used a cigarette to start a flat fire, while its occupants were still in the building.

Opponents of a proposed airfield say they will put out even more protest signs after reporting the theft of placards and banners.

Volunteers who have beautified a ruined Tudor castle with flowers told how the community garden has not only helped the view, it's improved lives.

Residents living next to a building site have no respite from the noise and mess where developers are using the site on Sundays and public holidays.

A grief-stricken mother has written a heartbreaking blog about the death of her baby and how she and her husband coped in the aftermath.

Young photographers have been out and about in the district taking pictures of what makes them proud of where they live - here's the result.

Campaigners have used the anniversary of a mass tragedy to demand asylum seekers are allowed to apply in France to enter the UK.

A six year-old boy who drowned in a river has left a lifesaving legacy as his dad launched a lifejacket library scheme at his school.

From a motorbike jumble, to wartime-themed fun, and live music to getting back to nature, we've found seven events across Kent to try this weekend.

Join a 5k colour run this weekend to raise funds for a charity that makes dreams come true - or just head along for some outdoor fun.

Two three bedroomed houses are available for public viewing as a development of 264 homes presses on.

European citizens living in Kent have just over a week left to apply to stay in Britain with full rights after Brexit.

A helicopter moved old pylons through the sky for the final stages of a project that passes high voltage electricity between Kent and Belgium.

The iconic Goodyear blimp will be looping its way across Kent this week for the first time in 10 years.

The owners of an 18th century property have applied to hold 30 weddings there a year.

Discarded face masks have become increasingly common during the pandemic and one group of volunteers found 117 during a rubbish clear-up.