Kent County Council has written off more than £1.5 million of taxpayer’s money after loaning it to businesses in the county which have gone bust.

Concern over the rising number of homeless families as more calls to national hotline increase.

A Kent health trust has recruited a familiar face to help pull it out of special measures.

Methodists agreed to sell a village hall to the community for £70k and watched them raise the cash... before putting it on the open market for £120k.

A 34-year-old has been charged with being drunk and disorderly after he was arrested in a town centre.

Council officers came under fire and a public meeting has been arranged for to discuss the proposals for a town care home.

Kent Trading Standards has told parents to beware of buying cheap hoverboards after it seized one from a dodgy batch in the wake of a serious fire.

What's On is teaming up with Kent brewer Shepherd Neame to offer the chance to win a tasty tipple brewed in Kent.

Volunteers are asking for help after a car drove into posts around the festive tree and drove off, leaving around £500 worth of damage.

As a Kent photographer released never before seen photos of Roald Dahl, he told us about his meeting with the world's best-loved author.

Heightened security controls are causing delays at Dover.

Thousands are expected at a brand new festival, on a site which once saw the likes of Calvin Harris and the Maccabees perform.

A young family say they were treated 'like animals' after the council tried to house them in a home with mould and just three bathrooms to 17 rooms.

A fruit farmer has condemned large stores for selling fruit grown more than 200 miles away.

Police say about 15 suspected migrants were found in two lorries and a witness describes seeing men walking along the hard shoulder of a motorway.

A man must use public transport for hospital appointments and can't deliver meals-on-wheels for Age UK after careless driver wrote off his car.

After this week's drenching, Kent's set to see some snow this weekend.

An extraordinary planning meeting arranged to make a final decision on a controversial development will be rearranged.

Crime commissioner Ann Barnes is urging the government to delay planned police funding cuts for a year in the wake of the Paris terror attacks.

Ferries are delayed and strong winds have brought down trees as Storm Barney batters Kent.