Fans of The Open will be able to soak up the atmosphere of the golf tournament by watching it on the big screen a stone's throw away.

Electric trains replaced steam trains, which had been fuelled by coal, in the 1960s.

A new networking method for people in the commercial world involves meeting outdoors and walking together.

A dinghy containing more than 20 asylum seekers was intercepted off the Kent coast and brought into a harbour.

Just days away from one of the biggest sporting events in the calendar, we find out how Sandwich is preparing for The Open.

A heritage group is opening a history HQ for the community to visit and enabling it to continue its free workshops and events.

A Kent MP is facing backlash after criticising footballer Marcus Rashford.

England's old enemy of penalties has seen the team's bid to become champions of Europe fail.

New legislation is entering Parliament aiming to turn back those who enter the UK illegally after they came through a safe country.

The wife of the former Met officer who admitted murder yesterday, says she is still struggling to come to terms with her husband's horrendous crimes.

Dozens of supermarkets in Kent will be shutting early tomorrow evening ahead of England's clash with Italy in the Euro final.

The founding members of a dad's breakfast club know the dangers of depression in men and are tackling that with friendship and food.

The Metropolitan Police have issued a statement after Wayne Couzens pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard.

We look back at the huge search for Sarah Everard after Wayne Couzens pleads guilty to her murder.

People who knew policeman Wayne Couzens - jailed for the murder of Sarah Everard - described him as 'bad tempered' and 'odd in his mannerisms'.

A serving police officer is facing life in prison after he pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard.

A Kent landmark has been classed as the 12th most attractive place in the country for walking, in a new survey.

A show, inspired by the Queen's "we will meet again" phrase during the pandemic, is to raise money for a wartime memorial.

Passengers on the second cruise liner to visit Dover since Covid sampled top tourism attractions in the area.

With their fragrant blooms, statues, ornaments and water features, exhibitors in a town's open gardens trail have raised thousands in one day.