A Dover man has been banned from driving for two years for drink driving.

Fast food retailer KFC has submitted a planning application for a new drive-thru.

A Buzzlines bus that was on its way to pick up rail passengers from Ramsgate caught fire in the early hours of this morning.

Parts of Castle Street and Market Square have been evacuated after workers at KFC cut into a gas main.

Cheerleaders from CJ's Dance and Fitness in Dover gained gold medals at the British Cheerleading Association competition.

A vehicle has overturned on Dover Hill, towards Folkestone at 1.10pm today.

Cllr Pam Brivio is set to become Mayor, as revealed at a town council meeting on Wednesday.

A Folkestone Road resident is £475 out of pocket after being found guilty of littering in Biggin Street.

Graham Tutthill has been awarded the title of honorary freeman of Dover after 48 years of reporting and volunteering in the town.

The Home Group has defended its plans to build accommodation for the homeless in the centre of Aycliffe.

Work to repair manhole covers on the A2 Jubilee Way, Dover, will start tonight and the road will close for six nights.

A young girl has told how she bravely stopped a runaway horse when it bolted into an area where families were enjoying picnics.

Families can relive the story of St George and the dragon at Dover Castle this weekend in a special two-day event.

Dover Christ Church Academy in Melbourne Avenue is set to receive £10.9 million for specialist teaching areas.

Vintage car lovers make a date in your diary: National Drive It Day is being celebrated at Walmer Castle on Sunday.

Mercury publisher the KM Group has been chosen as the Dover Community Regatta’s media sponsor.

Those are the words of Phillip Poole, owner of Dover Cycle Centre in Bench Street, who has spoken out about his brother-in-law's brutal death.

Operation Stack could be a thing of the past amid plans to improve access to the Channel Tunnel and double the holding capacity for lorries.

It may look like a metal skeleton now, but this structure is soon to be one of the most iconic - and historic - visitor attractions in Kent.

Deal Area Emergency Foodbank provides meals for 250 people a month, new figures have revealed.