A Christmas market which dates back more than 600 years is returning to the grounds of a Kent landmark for the first time since the 1800s.

Some of the country’s highest ranked members of the judiciary have helped mark the 40th anniversary of the opening of a crown and county court.

A “vile” rapist who subjected two children to three decades of abuse has been sentenced to a lengthy jail term.

Two men of a five-person group who planned to use fertiliser-based bombs at Kent’s biggest shopping centre have been let out of prison.

The TV star, who lives in the county, is now out of surgery and recovering in ICU as a precaution, her partner Michael said.

A Green-led council has been accused of playing “fast and loose” with taxpayers’ money over plans to make offices more environmentally-friendly.

A multi-vehicle collision that left three people, two of them children, in hospital is being investigated by police who are appealing for witnesses.

A dad has told of his pride after his plans to turn a prime town centre building into 32 apartments - renamed in memory of his son - were approved.

Plans to convert a terraced home into a seven-bed house of multiple occupancy have riled residents - but developers say it’ll be “high end”.

New images reveal how a controversial McDonald’s drive-thru will look beneath one of Kent’s most famous castles.

The parents of a youngster who suffered an allergic reaction at nursery say there are too few adrenaline-inducing devices available in schools.

The health watchdog has found shortfalls at a 40-year-old care home where patients were given anti-psychotic and constipation medicine “as and when”.

Three Kent veterans from Britain’s nuclear test programme of the 1950s have taken part in a documentary exposing the “scandal” of their treatment.

As concern grows for a missing 16-year-old boy last seen in a village five days ago, people in Kent are rallying together to try and find him.

Maintenance work and key structural repairs have forced the closure of a town’s swimming pool.

A company that looks after people in supported living accommodation has been placed in special measures and ordered to make urgent improvements.

Emergency repairs to a leaking water main have cut off a key river crossing just a few miles from another bridge that’s closed.

Hundreds have signed a petition to keep a traditional pie and mash van outside a village boozer, amid uncertainty over the pub’s impending takeover.

A parcel courier has thanked his “amazing” customers after they rallied to raise thousands of pounds to replace his van so he could do his rounds.

We were taken on an exclusive tour around a highly-anticipated new block of “homeless pods” as the first tenants prepare to move in.