A mum says her life is on hold and cannot chase her dream to become an ambulance driver after a long wait for her driving licence to be renewed.

It looks about 6000 years old but owners hope a new 'Neolithic' long barrow will become an important spiritual site for future generations.

TV and film actor Neil Maskell reveals what it was like shooting scenes for 'Bull', a new crime thriller filmed in parts of Kent during the pandemic.

Following the announcement theme park bosses have withdrawn plans for a Disneyland-style rival, we take a look at what's next for the London Resort.

Plans to build a multi-billion pound theme park in Kent billed as the UK's answer to Disneyland have been withdrawn over nature and transport issues.

A man with cerebral palsy had his request to take longer than 24 hours to complete the virtual London Marathon refused.

A burglar has been described as being like Spiderman after he broke into a flat by climbing through a tiny window and hanging upside down.

After administrators were called in the future of 'Kent's answer to Disneyland' looks even more uncertain, 11 years after it was first proposed.

Could Eurostar be set to face its first rival train service since it launched in 1994?

Budding young movie makers were given the chance to work on a short film exploring domestic violence and inspired by a long-running EastEnders' plot.

Emergency services rushed to a station after reports of a casualty on the tracks.

An MP has called for an in depth review of plans for a multi-billion pound crossing project.

A school will be adding a memorial to its remembrance bench for an 11-year-old boy who died.

The partner of a young construction worker killed by a heavy piece of machinery at a building site has paid tribute after an inquest into the tragedy.

A series of raids across the county saw £400,000 in cash seized alongside 41 luxury watches, two cars and a huge amount of designer goods and artwork.

A single samosa sold for hundreds of pounds as a popular Indian food stall returned to raise vital funds as part of the Ukraine Crisis Appeal.

The search is still on for a new site for a town centre's post office after it closed when WHSmith shut down.

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A service was held to commemorate 405 years since the real princess Pocahontas died in the county.

Isolated estuaries and islands, a wealth of skilled boat-builders and fishermen and the short Channel crossing made Kent a hotbed for illicit trade.