The teenager was representing his country at an international tournament.

The jury’s out on whether a roll-out of new wheelie bins has improved a council’s waste collection service.

A grandfather and former construction worker who is battling lung cancer is one of the first people in the country to get a pioneering new drug.

Police are investigating two diving deaths less than 24 hours apart in Kent.

A family claims their birthday celebration meal turned into a nightmare when some of their party suffering from vomiting and diarrhoea

Council bosses have warned key services would be slashed in order to fund the controversial development of a garden town in Kent.

Turn it up, live it large and rock out at the show which has put Kent firmly on the rock music map, the Ramblin' Man Fair.

A farm in Kent, which grows 100 acres of blackcurrants for the juice drink giant Ribena, is opening its gates this weekend.

The Folkestone Book Festival line-up this year focusses on politics to positive thinking, and tales of beating the odds.

A record-breaking attendance at this year’s Open has reminded Kent authorities that transport links must be improved before the tournament returns.

Set off on a wacky race this summer holidays with one Kent farming attraction's fortnight of fun.

A new exhibition set to go on show at a Kent castle has inspired a search for married couples called Henry and Anne.

The largest gathering of military vehicles in the world is set to rumble back into Kent, as the War and Peace Revival returns.

The family of a 71-year-old biker has said he died doing what he loved.

More than 800 people have signed a petition to form a new town council in Kent.

An entertainment complex is set to unveil its shiny, new look with a glamorous opening day, attended by a former TOWIE star.

Plans have been submitted to knock down an historic pub to make way for more flats near a town centre.

Thousands enjoyed the sunshine and the music as The Selecter headlined a town's free festival

An Olympic champion led the celebrations as a DIY chain opened its first store in Kent today.

Armed with spray cans, vandals sullied the sea front landmark with huge anarchist symbols, unintelligible jibberish and the words ‘police state.'