As the county salutes serving and veteran troops for Armed Forces Day, one says companies should not turn their back on the ex-personnel.

An ageing town hall threatened with closure is to be brought back into community use after funding was approved to finish its refurbishment.

A country lane is expected to be closed for up to a week after flytippers blocked it with a huge pile of rubbish.

A man is due to appear in court accused of "smashing up" a railway station office and threatening staff after missing the last train.

A man who drove a car into a crowd of people in a pedestrian zone outside a town pub has been cleared of attempted murder.

After a brief run in 1971, Kinky Machine played their last gig that same year, never to be seen again, until now.

A pub has closed after a Covid outbreak was confirmed among its customers.

A racing track and its medical crews were praised after a driver escaped a 'monster' crash unhurt thanks to some important safety measures.

Police have closed a road after a collision involving a car and a lorry caused an oil spillage.

Drivers trying to illegally dispose of rubbish and waste have been targeted by police as part of a clampdown on the scourge of fly-tipping.

A man who drove a car into a crowd of people in a pedestrian zone outside a town pub has denied attempted murder.

Revised plans for the Lower Thames Crossing are set to be published next month several months after the original planning application was pulled.

A man is being questioned by police after officers were called to reports of about a dozen people fighting in a street.

Several police cars were spotted during an incident at a busy town centre railway station.

Police investigating a stabbing which left a boy with multiple injuries have released an image of the suspect.

An MP has reacted angrily amid claims of 'government cronyism' after a Kent councillor and Tory donor's firm secured a £100m deal to supply PPE.

The owner of a pub ravaged by fire has pledged to rebuild it and stage an event for firefighters as the community rallies to its aid.

An investigation by council officers and police has resulted in a fine for a fly-tipper who is now more than £1,500 out of pocket.

Proposals for hundreds of new riverside homes on the banks of the Thames include a park, shops and cafes.

A Kent man has appeared in court charged with taking part in a murder plot after a prominent Black Lives Matter campaigner was shot at a party.