Traffic is being held after a lorry fire on the M2.

A KCC party leader has made calls for more "substantial" facilities to be provided for truckers stuck in Brexit border delays - not portable toilets.

A man sent threatening texts and alarming voice messages to a woman's mobile phone before slashing the tyres of her car.

A main road into a Kent town is set to close for emergency work to repair a gas leak.

Built in the 1960s, the motorway has played a big role in the history of the county's transport network.

Kent's newest Aldi supermarket is due to open its doors later this month, the budget retailer has confirmed - bringing with it 25 new jobs.

A body has been found following an extensive search for a dad-of-two who went missing after going for a swim.

The family of a dad-of-two missing for a day after going for a swim say they hope he walks through the door 'wondering what the fuss is all about'.

Numerous medics and police have been seen rushing to a remote part of the county after a man went missing in a waterway.

These are the locations where the public can get books and access to computers.

Care home managers have hit back at new government guidance on care home visits - and are calling for Covid tests to be rolled out for visitors.

Our undercover pub spy discovers you really do get what you pay for on a visit to Wetherspoon.

Mental health charities are reporting a rise in calls from people with anxiety and depression - with fears lockdown will cause a 'huge crisis'.

Plans for a £6 million crematorium which would address capacity issues in part of Kent have sparked fears of traffic problems.

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A 19-year-old has been fined more than £1k after attacking a vehicle containing hunt protestors.

The boss of one the country's biggest pub operators has been left outraged by the government's handling of the impending second lockdown.

Kent's biggest theatre says the second lockdown will not stop its festive show from opening.

Weapons used for hare coursing have been seized by police after farmers spotted a suspected poacher on CCTV.