A brewery boss described Britain’s tourism and hospitality sector as the most taxed in the world after a string of measures upped costs on his firm.

Part of a motorway has been closed after a trailer and car overturned.

A busy McDonald's restaurant will this week start delivering to homes for the first time.

A motorcyclist died after he failed to react to slowing traffic and crashed into the back of a van, an inquest heard.

Police have warned people to beware of fraud after a woman was conned out of £4,000.

A fruit grower which supplies more than one in every five apples sold in the UK has taken over eight farms in the county.

Highways England will install a contraflow on the carriageway while the work is being carried out.

A police sergeant has been accused of hitting a suspect while he was held in custody.

Kent's borough and district councils are effectively pouring hundreds of thousands of pounds 'down the drain' cleaning up rampant fly-tipping.

The A2 has reopened, several hours after a serious crash.

Bollywood stars have transformed a Kent town into a movie set after arriving for filming.

A 27-year-old man has been charged following reports of sexual assaults.

A BAFTA-nominated actor will stand trial after allegedly brandishing a water pistol at a Wetherspoon's pub.

A busy stretch of the A2 was partially shut while emergency services dealt with a crash involving several vehicles.

Chart topper John Newman had a special reason for wanting to help a 13-year-old girl in need of a life-saving operation.

A young woman was found dead in a university's halls of residence the morning after arriving to start her first year.

Beer and pub company Shepherd Neame increased profits and revenues as it spent millions on renovating its sites and was boosted by good weather.

Police, firefighters, paramedics and the air ambulance were called to a collision on a country road.

A man has been charged with five offences following the death of a popular chef killed in a crash as he cycled home from work.

A shopper said they felt 'physically sick' when they came across fascist items being sold in a Kent town.