A woman was freed from her car after a crash near the junction of Loose Road and Armstrong Road, Maidstone

A retired businessman jailed for trying to sell weapon parts to Iran after being extradited to America has reportedly been transferred to a UK prison.

Thousands are expected to attend The Family Social in Mote Park

A Sheerness woman hopes to give her career a lift in a contest run by a famous bra manufacturer.

A family criticised for being a drain on the welfare system have moved out of their one-bed flat and rehoused in a four-bed home.

A grieving mother has spoken of her heartache after pictures and floral tributes left at the spot where her son died were removed.

A Sheerness student is hosting a race night to help fund a fact-finding trip to Ghana.

A football-mad 10-year-old has become the first girl to join a long-running boys' football team.

Twilight Walk for EllenorLions Hopsice attracts hundreds of people dressed in pink tutus, pyjamas, bunny ears and feather boas.

The boss in charge of the Paramount Park project told Ebbsfleet Academy pupils: “We’re looking forward to working with you.”

An agoraphobic man facing eviction because he cannot pay his "bedroom tax" has written to the Queen to ask for help.

A Minster mum has warned pet owners to beware after her cat was shot with an air gun.

Applications to be KM Charity of the Year are open to good causes and registered charities making a real difference to the community of Kent.

A young mum has spoken of her heartbreak after both her and her five-year-old daughter were diagnosed with the same rare, incurable disease.

Dozens of hats, gloves, scarves and mittens have been donated to charity by a group of keen craftswomen.

Children are going quackers over two new additions to Kemsley Primary Academy.

Shop puts up large banner saying “RIP OFF School Uniform Campaign” and plans to display the name of a different school every two weeks.

That’s Life TV host and ChildLine founder Esther Rantzen visited a sheltered housing complex in Gravesend for a cream tea.

Patients were forced to stand and listen in a car park to a heated meeting on issues of concern at Birchington Medical Centre.

The Archbishop of Canterbury will christen Prince George - the third in line to the throne - next month, it has been revealed today.