Nearly £7,000 will go towards the opening of wartime tunnels under the White Cliffs of Dover.

A man is to face magistrates after he was charged in connection with an incident at Ebbsfleet’s Stonebridge Road ground last Saturday.

Dozens of Kent immigration officers could be in line for compensation after two workers successfully sued over injuries from checking passports.

A Dover man has been charged with going onto a football pitch during Dover Athletic's play-off victory at Ebbsfleet on Saturday.

Three boys and their toys have set off on a mission from Deal to Dundee today, in a bid to raise money for the British Red Cross.

A pedestrian was declared dead at the scene of a crash with a grey BMW in the early hours of this morning.

A Lydden couple walked 26 miles in under seven hours on Saturday night to raise money for breast cancer.

Eight men and women have appeared in court accused of a raft of offences relating to child sex exploitation following mass police raids.

A former Iceland worker has told how she was left with two black eyes and cuts after being attacked by a colleague in front of shocked customers.

The Dover Partnership Against Crime (DPAC) scheme has been awarded a distinction and branded one of the best in the country.

A couple known as the 'posh ones' from Channel 4's Gogglebox have put the Salutation on the market for £3.5million.

The father of a four-year-old boy trapped in a crumpled car after being hit by a foreign lorry says he is lucky to be alive.

More vehicles crossed the Channel at a Kent port during the bank holiday compared to the same period last year.

A mum was forced to walk out of a restaurant after a fellow diner told her autistic son to 'sit down and shut up'.

Jewson, the building merchants in Coombe Valley Road, was targeted by thieves on Tuesday night.

Some of Dover's community spirits were rewarded with trophies and certificates at the town council's People of Dover awards.

Two fire engines were in attendance to a blaze in Castle Street this morning.

The police are set to contact organisers of the BHP Performance show after the A2 became gridlocked on Bank Holiday Monday.

The port will discuss the feedback received from their last public meeting about the Western Docks revival.

P&O's choir had a surprise visit from the mayor of Dover, Ronnie Philpott, who congratulated them on their success.