An expert who led an investigation into baby deaths says families being told to prove liability by the trust shows a lack of compassion from the NHS.

Tennis fans say they are being served up crumbling surfaces, broken fences and falling nets at a town’s last remaining free courts.

McDonald’s could return to a Kent town as bosses have earmarked a former leisure centre site for a new drive-thru.

Traffic is clearing as a high street reopens after a lorry collided with a building in the area.

This year nearly 5,000 asylum seekers have crossed the Channel to the UK according to the latest figures, with 349 arriving people just yesterday.

A 93-year-old grandmother who suffered a fall has made a “miraculous recovery” – after being reunited with her beloved dog in hospital.

Plans to permanently ban cars from part of a town centre have been put on hold as highway bosses have raised concerns over the scheme's safety.

Holidaymakers embarking on a trip to Europe on the first day of the Easter holiday are facing waits of up to two hours.

This week’s Kent Politics Podcast welcomes Dover’s council leader who says the county will have a problem with small boats for a long time to come.

A mum living in agony with severe arthritis has described her struggle to cope - and the measures she would be prepared to take to end her pain.

Secret Drinker heads to a hidden away town centre pub for beer and banter with the boys

Natwest has confirmed plans to shut further branches including one where just 13 customers used the branch on a weekly basis last year.

A driver has shot a hilarious video mocking the state of an “awful” Kent road in which a huge crack recently appeared

More space is being created for vehicle checks at Dover harbour amid concerns new EU rules could exacerbate traffic problems on Kent’s roads.

A rat-infested Chinese takeaway has been ordered to shut down after inspectors found the premises in a “filthy condition”.

The number of asylum seekers crossing the Channel so far in 2024 has reached a new record high for the first three months of a calendar year.

Plans to transform a former nightclub site into a multimillion-pound creative centre will "kickstart the regeneration" of a town centre, bosses say.

A shop has been allowed to keep its licence despite employing an illegal worker - who claims he was paid just £6 an hour and sometimes in food.

Disheartened residents hit out at vandals who sent library books up in flames in a street.

A pub left abandoned for five years has sold at auction for almost £800,000 and could be “totally redeveloped”.