A new technology in action on a Kent farm may solve the shortage of fruit-pickers - by using robots.

A pub expert has criticised the “scary” trend of Kent boozers being converted into homes or Airbnbs as another looks set to be lost to housing.

Lifestyle shop Oliver Bonas has moved into a former Topshop, while Lucy and Yak prepares to open its first Kent store.

A charity which helps poorly children to stay in school using the latest technology is fundraising to help more youngsters.

Traffic bound for the Channel ports could be “stacked” in fields to avoid chaos on Kent’s roads when new EU border checks come in, reports say.

An automatic service charge on your bill is becoming a regular occurrence, some customers in Kent think the tipping trend should be scrapped.

A grieving mum is fighting to keep her daughter's memorial intact after being asked by council bosses to remove decorations for grounds maintenance.

Rat-running drivers caught flouting bus gate rules face being slapped with a £70 fine as new cameras are switched on today.

A prison has received an urgent notification to improve after a report finds self-harm, drug use, rising violence and a rodent infestation.

A man was taken to hospital and three people arrested following a town centre stabbing.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an elderly woman was stabbed to death.

A proposed solar array on farmland in the green belt will power homes and a local internet service.

Weekly parent and baby meet-ups are being launched at seven M&S cafes across Kent.

A developer has submitted plans for 99 homes on farmland in the green belt.

The parents of an 11-year-old girl whose rare cancer has returned for a third time say they have been left “devastated”.

Engineers have managed to get services back online for thousands of homes and businesses after a major outage caused by damaged cables.

Blue Badge holders will lose free parking as a council proposes to introduce ANPR cameras as part of a £530k upgrade of its car parks.

Donations have been left to rot inside a Grade II listed charity shop after it closed during the pandemic and never reopened.

A public consultation is set to be held for the construction of up to 570 homes on farmland.

We’ve taken an in-depth look at the changing fortunes of a Kent landmark that was once derelict but is now visited by millions of people every year.