Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom - who went to school in Canterbury - is starring in a Broadway production of Romeo and Juliet.

A whistle-stop tour of Kent by veteran CND campaigner Bruce Kent included a visit to Deal to meet volunteers from Deal Area Emergency Foodbank.

An assault on a man outside a block of flats left him needing hospital treatment with serious head injuries.

Both Southern Water and South East Water have been unveiled as among the worst performers in the industry for customer complaints by a watchdog.

A multi-vehicle accident that partly blocked Blue Bell Hill this morning has been causing heavy congestion for commuters.

A petition containing more than 1,000 signatures was handed to Swale council in protest at plans for 500 new homes in Minster.

Lanes have now reopened on the A2 coastbound carriageway after a crash.

Drivers stopped in their tracks on a business park this afternoon when a row geese lined up to cross a dual-carriageway.

A young man's body has been found in a caravan on farmland in Romney Marsh.

Business shuts popular outlet in Burgate but Dean and Chapter claims there are still years left to run on the lease

Looking after Isi is a 24-hour-a-day, seven days a week vocation for her family. It demands great love, dedication and attention to detail.

Traffic officers from Kent Police were called to help search for a wallaby spotted in a village road this morning.

A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out today after a man's body was discovered on a heath.

Plans to convert the former Inland Revenue offices in Ashford into affordable flats have been given the green light.

Ebbsfleet FC was left with 'no choice' but to close its fan forum after a stream of abusive posts.

Officers want to speak to a man seen on CCTV after a 24-year-old woman was robbed in Maidstone

A 15-year-old boy was left with facial injuries after an "unprovoked assault" at a popular park.

Town councillors have today re-advertised the tender for running the toilets and shop concession on Dover seafront.

Wheelie bins for recycling and a bin for food waste - this is Gravesham council’s new plan to tackle poor recycling rates.

When footballer Gary Hake was injured in a football match, little did he realise he'd be able to pour tea... out of his chin!