Dazzling photos show residents across the county being treated to spectacular thunderstorms and lit-up purple skies.

A warning has been issued after thieves posing as charity workers for the Tony Hudgell Foundation attempted to pocket donations after door-knocking.

Residents fed up of clearing an alleyway targeted as a “dumping ground” are calling on those responsible for its upkeep to keep to their promises.

Frustrated residents say their “once-quaint” village has become an “overpopulated traffic-congested nightmare” amid plans for 350 more homes.

Thousands of protective tree covers will be removed by volunteers after people called on authorities to have them cleared.

A town is bracing for road closes as six weeks of construction begins to replace water mains.

A farmer who says times are “tougher than ever” hopes to open a second campsite in a bid to shore and diversify the business.

We take a look at how a carpenter went from working in his parent’s garden to creating a company that would last more than 100 years.

A divisive bid to open a Kent district’s fifth McDonald’s has sparked concerns too many people in the area are already obese.

A proposal to install solar carports a popular park has been approved but one councillor fears they will look “terrible”.

Another investigation into a tweet from police following the tragic death of a 24-year-old woman has been launched.

A head teacher says her school of more than 400 pupils will not reopen until September after a bomb was found in the roof.

Congestion in a once-quiet village has got so bad people have to leave home an hour early just to get to appointments down the road.

Families hoping to cross the Channel are facing travel disruption in what is already predicted to be a chaotic summer ahead for travellers.

A couple who were the first to get married at a makeshift church in Kent have returned to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

Concerns have been raised after a London council revealed it is in “advanced negotiations” to house some of its residents in a Kent district.

We spoke to locals about life in Kent’s second-smallest village, where there have been no new building developments for 64 years.

The new boss of a pub which has seen three landlords in 15 months says he must “try something a bit different” to survive.

Winners of a postcode lottery are planning luxury holidays after sharing part of £1m jackpot prize.

A Kent council has handed out thousands of fines for unauthorised pupil absences in the past three years, it’s been revealed.