A man is thought to have suffered head injuries after being assaulted near the River Medway in Maidstone this afternoon.

Roadworks will continue to burden businesses, with no date of completion in sight.

Families are kicking up a stink after they woke up to find more than a foot of sewage seeping through their gardens.

Live music and an adult bouncy castle were just some of the highlights of a fun day held for people with disabilities to showcase their talents.

Hundreds of people have been putting their best feet forward at Deal Walking Festival.

Coal production ended at Tilmanstone in 1986 but this week, within sight of the former colliery site, hundreds of people celebrated its heritage.

Golfer Mason Essam is celebrating after hitting his first hole-in-one... at just 13.

A woman adopted as a child has told how she swapped turmoil and anguish for intense joy when she finally met her four long-lost sisters.

Specialist firefighters were called to deal with the spillage in West Malling High Street yesterday afternoon

The first day of the summer's last break was a washout in Medway - with flooded roads, homes and a train line.

The parents of a little boy who mysteriously cannot talk or walk are holding a fundraising event today because the NHS won't give them any equipment.

A cafe has opened at an Eastchurch jail with the aim of rehabilitating prisoners.

A firm run by TV star Gregg Wallace, who lives in Whitstable, went bust owing more than £500,000

Firefighters have had a busy night with more than 30 calls to reports of flooding.

A father has told how his life has been changed forever after an oil drum exploded in his face at work, leaving him almost completely blind.

Crews were scrambed into action in the middle of the night after police were alerted.

A campaign has been launched to help a brave four-year-old boy from Westgate with a rare muscle wasting disease.

The firm behind Ashford's new waste collection service have admitted their binmen were seen disposing of refuse and recycling in the same dust cart.

A champion of tourism on the Island has defended Sheerness after it was ridiculed in a new book.

A soldier killed in action during the First World War is to be remembered on a Kentish Ragstone Memorial.