Villagers who were left disappointed at the loss of their meeting place have taken matters into their own hands by submitting plans for a new hall.

A horse was tipped off the back of a truck and 'left to die' during an overnight storm - becoming stuck for several hours

A landowner who went on the run in the hope of wrecking a trial sobbed and screamed when she was finally sentenced by a judge.

A restriction, which will come into force from April, has been announced today to help cut down on problem gambling.

The county's history proves rich pickings for treasure hunters - we look at several remarkable recent finds in Kent.

A 23ft climbing wall belonging to an outdoor pursuits company that works with 4,000 children a year has been stolen.

A telegraph pole was brought to the ground following a crash - leaving more than 200 properties without electricity.

People could soon be travelling around on an electric bus after a council entered a joint bid for Government cash to get one.

Kent's top takeouts have been ranked by TripAdvisor - but here's our view on the best places to pick up grub where you live.

A serial shoplifter who threatened staff with a needle and a knife at a number of stores has been put behind bars.

A number of roadworks across a town has led to fears that lanes will become "rat runs" for impatient drivers.

Proposals for a lorry park have been shelved - despite need to address the “urgent and unmet” need for official HGV parking in part of Kent.

Loved ones of a Lego-mad six-year-old boy who died just weeks after a cancer diagnosis have gathered to celebrate his life.

A mum has told how her young son has been left traumatised after he was pulled from his bed to escape a raging fireball outside his house.

The actions of thoughtless vandals who destroyed picnic benches enjoyed by families and school children have been slammed by a councillor.

Greggs' new vegan steak bake launched today, and a KentOnline reporter is not impressed.

A Kent woman who has completed 100 marathons since her first just six years ago offers advice to those hoping to take up running in 2020.

The family of a young boy described as a “shining star” have been left heartbroken by his death 12 weeks after he was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Up to £10 million could be borrowed by a council to help provide more affordable housing.

Concern is growing for the welfare of a missing 15-year-old.