It's World UFO Day and one author sets his experience of going on a hunt for the truth in Kent against other unexplained incidents.

After its first collection was snapped up in 48 hours, John Lewis will expand its furniture rental service next month.

Organisers of a family fun day hope people will turn out this weekend to support those left seriously injured in a huge gas explosion.

A new greener petrol is being sent to forecourts this summer, but it's not a perfect match for all vehicles and drivers are being warned to check.

A family have revealed their stress at living in the shadow of a dual carriageway which floods every time there is heavy rain.

A national chain has its sights set on opening a fast-food takeaway next door to England's oldest school.

With parents worried about spreading Covid at parties, and a no-blow candle in production, has the pandemic ended the tradition of candles on cakes?

A mother is urging others to get their eyes checked after opticians spotted a life-threatening condition during a test.

A councillor is calling for urgent action after a busy footpath crossing railway tracks - temporarily shut over safety concerns - remains closed.

Residents have reacted angrily to the overgrown state of a cemetery where some relatives struggled to find the graves of loved ones.

The transportation of asylum seekers to a controversial holding facility has been suspended.

A carer who has spent more than 150 days in hospital battling Covid-19 has finally been discharged from intensive care.

A landslip brought about by heavy rainfall has caused bad damage to a bridge walkway at a popular beauty spot.

A whippet missing for nearly a month, and feared stolen, has gone wild with happiness at being reunited with her family.

KentOnline has enjoyed an exclusive tour of a long-abandoned flour mill and nightclub that could become 60 'high-quality' flats.

People living in the Towns are being asked to take part in Medway's City of Culture bid by suggesting ideas on what they want to see happen.

A council has intervened after people in a village were left worried as caravans took over ancient woodland.

A boy soldier who signed up aged 15 to serve in the First World War was remembered again after his once lost grave was rededicated.

Major upgrades on one of Kent's busiest junctions have been given the green light by the Secretary of State after a public inquiry.

Learner drivers wanting to take their practical test in Kent are facing extremely long waits for appointments.