Chart-topping acid jazz pioneers the Brand New Heavies are performing in the county this week

A thief who was spotted carrying his plunder in a pillowcase after breaking into three homes in a single afternoon has been sentenced.

Thousands of women ran through the streets of Herne Bay for the annual Race for Life.

A paedophile who downloaded sex pictures of children and described the victims as 'jailbait' has been sent to prison.

Firefighters have cut the roof off a car after a hit-and-run outside Herne Bay fire station today.

A council has decided to take legal action against an indoor play area where a six-year-old girl sliced her fingers open in an imported fan.

Doubts have been cast over plans for a Tesco on the outskirts of a Kent seaside town after developers stalled a planning application.

A giant urinal will be wheeled around a seaside town to celebrate artist Marcel Duchamp's visit to the county a century ago.

A new ale and cider celebration will host a range of Kent-based bands - and some fine tipple.

A thug launched a vile tirade of racist abuse at a bus passenger after slashing a seat with the offensive Nazi swastika symbol.

The resilient moggy is making good progress after being found with severe burns on his face and paws.

Detectives investigating evil murderer Dale Cregan spent three days searching a house in Herne Bay, it can be revealed after he was jailed for life.

Murderer Dale Cregan took a 270-mile taxi ride from Herne Bay to Birmingham, it's been revealed.

A dying mother is making the most of a holiday to Disney World, paid for by fundraisers and friends touched by her story.

Children's lives are being put at risk according to campaigners fighting road alterations which send main-road traffic though a residential area.

Two coastguard teams and a police helicopter were called into action last night in the search for a missing woman.

The Madchester legends are to begin their 25th anniversary gigs here in November.

Father and rock lover Terry Blyth collapsed at work after suffering an aneurysm, just days after he attended his mother's wedding.

Traffic is being diverted from a main road through a busy housing estate because of planning applications approved in 2006 and 2004.

A long-running dispute between councillors and developers looks set to end as a planning application goes in for a pedestrian railway bridge.