Tributes have been paid to a woman described as “endlessly curious but with a steely determination” who will be remembered for helping others.

A two-week-old lamb delighted care home residents with a visit for Easter.

A leaflet removed from circulation by Reform UK after complaints about a breach of election rules has been reported to the police.

A man has been arrested following a number of suspicious car fires in the early hours.

Plans put forward by a young business owner to revitalise part of a high street that “doesn’t really offer anything” have been refused.

The owners of a town centre music bar have allayed fears of nuisance noise after gaining planning permission to stay open until 2am.

“Ill-thought” out and “completely alien” plans to transform a disused garage into a block of flats have been thrown out.

A dad says he has no plans to remove an illuminated sign of his late son from a town centre building - despite a council refusing permission.

Visitors to a popular Kent nature reserve will now have to pay £6 to park - months after the shop closed at the site.

A man was left with a head injury and taken to hospital after being assaulted during an argument with a dog walker.

An old safari truck will be turned into the latest luxury accommodation on offer at a popular tourist hotspot in Kent.

A council wants to crack down on holidaymakers leaving their campervans “right outside” people’s houses and blocking driveways.

The landlord of a Kent pub has hit back at claims his decision to ban all outdoor smoking is “woke” and will cost him customers.

Two overturned cars caused long queues on a motorway after a crash.

Enjoy spicy street food, artisan produce, refreshing cocktails and real ales at Kent’s summer food festivals.

Seven “outstanding” new businesses are coming to Folkestone Harbour Arm, including its first-ever authentic Nepalese street food offering.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage swept into Kent today pledging to put people in with “business brains” at the upcoming Kent County Council elections.

Plans to turn a former church into homes have been rejected over concerns about “unacceptable” living standards and impact on the surrounding area.

A dad transforming a town centre building into flats is locked in a planning battle with a council over an illuminated sign of his late son.

Residents who “rigorously” oppose plans for a newly-approved housing estate claim there are “still too many unanswered questions” over the project.