A parade today rounded off a colourful week of festivities in Margate supporting the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.

A good Samaritan who ran barefoot to the aid of a woman being attacked in a needle-strewn alleyway was then assaulted - but says she'd do it again.

From the world's first indoor football park to The BFG, puzzles and trails, we round up the activities to do across Kent through the summer.

Officers have appealed for information to track down a woman who went missing from Ramsgate

A Kent rower was among the team of eight which has just clinched the gold medal at the Olympic Games in Rio

This year's Coach Trip contests dish the dirt on what really happens off camera and why Brendan may be making a visit to Kent.

Firefighters were called a blaze at a former children's respite unit - police say the fire is suspicious.

A Bishop awaiting sentence for illegally possessing a shotgun collapsed in the cells at a crown court this evening.

A man has been seriously injured in a suspected stabbing near a supermarket.

Thirty firefighters spent most of the night tackling a large blaze at an industrial estate near Cranbrook.

Passengers are being blinded by sun and cannot read information screens at new mult-million pound Chatham Waterfront bus station.

VIDEO: A choir for 'bad' singers has started in Maidstone, called The Tuneless Choir

A bid to build 180 homes on school playing fields will lead to severe congestion on the local road network, KCC claimed.

A woman's Audi was targeted in her own driveway by a man who appeared to key the front passenger's side of her car.

A semi-open prison closed 'temporarily' last January could be reopened as a training facility.

From how to get the Red Arrows to do a fly past over your home to how a puppy's scratch can almost kill... 10 things you didn't know last week.

Meet the UK’s largest herd of African elephants right on your doorstep in Kent.

An angry confrontation erupted in a busy high street this morning after a woman reportedly punched a dog in the head.

Concerned council officials are in talks with land owners after a former pub on the outskirts became a “fly-tippers’ paradise”.

Travellers staying in a park for almost a week have gone and the council is now on a clean up mission after bonfire mess and litter was left.