Nine months after the racy Fifty Shades of Grey books began whipping up a frenzy with women across Kent, birth rates have surprisingly dropped.

Kent's radio station kmfm continues to grow with a number of its programmes gaining listeners, official figures have revealed.

A mystery woman from Kent has become a millionaire, after scooping a jackpot on the EuroMillions draw.

Disco divas Sister Sledge will perform at the Family Social, in Mote Park, Maidstone

Women's portable toilets late at night in Maidstone are vital - but just too expensive.

Earth wasn't saved from certain destruction but Stace Man appeared out of nowhere to help the appeal to save a little girl suffering from cancer.

This month’s Deal Walking Festival will be opened by Town Mayor Marlene Burnham at Deal Castle.

Three-piece harmony group Blake visited Bluewater yesterday to be fitted for new suits ahead of their appearance at the shopping centre next week.

The threat of a thunderstorm didn’t stop hundreds of guests going along to a family fun day in memory of a hero Sheppey soldier.

A woman has been taken to hospital with head injuries after reportedly falling from a moving car.

The grieving widow of a driver killed in a lorry crash has today paid tribute to the "decent, honest and hard-working" young father.

A country park threatened by plans for a new Thames crossing has been named as one of Britain's best green spaces for the sixth year running.

Margate Carnival will take spectators on a trip to Rio this year, via the Caribbean and Australia.

A Dartford business lit up Westminster bridge to celebrate the birth of the royal baby.

An 11-year-old boy was taken to hospital after falling from a boat and hitting his head.

The landlord of a town pub says his business will be at risk if he loses his entertainment licence.

Jubilee Square will be hosting more music and art events, after they proved popular.

A prison officer is said to have been stabbed in the chest and another slashed with a makeshift knife during a riot at a Kent prison, it has emerged.

A village once dubbed the bravest in the UK after the First World War has had a special visit to mark its achievement.

A garden party in aid of a charity which supports adults with disabilities has boosted funds by more than £1,000.