Delays have cleared on a busy motorway after a crash involving a motorbike.

A young mum has bravely told how her ex-boyfriend controlled her life and once warned her: “That’s where I’ll bury your body if I kill you.”

A Grade II-listed house that was once part of a 13th century hospital has gone on the market.

A 60-year-old who wickedly set fire to a house in a bid to murder the two occupants has been jailed for life.

More than 9,000 households across a borough are set to see their bin day changed as part of a raft of measures to improve a waste contract.

A car salesman clocked speeds in excess of 100mph as he cut between traffic on the M2 while over the drug limit and with a child in his Mercedes.

Planned structural works have closed a 15-mile stretch of the M2 all weekend, causing knock-on delays.

Emergency services are at the scene of an incident near a railway station.

A farmer says clearing up fly-tipping on his land has cost him thousands of pounds - as residents’ concerns grow about the impact on rural Kent.

A pub which closed suddenly is set to welcome back its loyal customers with a new landlord at the helm.

A council wants to hear from residents as part of an investigation into the chaos surrounding its new waste collection service.

Raise a glass to a great summer with real ale festivals, craft larger bars, street food stalls, live music and more.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson in connection with a devastating fire in which a much-loved busker was killed.

A child made the disturbing discovery of a zombie knife measuring almost half a metre long under a playground bush.

Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a respected sports coach who inspired generations of young people for more than 50 years.

One of Kent’s biggest beer festivals is back, bringing live bands, Morris dancers and local brews to a historic market town.

Secret Drinker calls in at a pub that looks great from the outside - but inside it’s a totally different story

A flood warning has been issued across a stretch of the county’s coast when high tide hits.

Campaigners fear their town will be “obliterated” by housing after a council signalled the area will bear the brunt of new homes in the borough.

Bin workers who have been balloting to strike in a pay dispute with an under-fire waste firm have decided not to take industrial action.