A roarsome half term awaits with a twilight trek and a creepy carnivore tour at two Kent attractions.

A fiesty fox found dangling upside down from a tree just inches above a canal has been rescued.

Ukip's new leader Henry Bolton says he is likely to stand as a candidate in Kent in the next general election.

Four gorilla brothers will be heading into the wild in Africa as part of a Kent conservation charity's initiative.

More money to develop plans for the latest garden town in Kent has been announced by the government today.

A disabled woman says she has been robbed of her lifeline after 'heartless' thieves raided her garage and stole her mobility scooter.

An 11-year-old boy has been excluded from a grammar school after threatening fellow pupils with a knife.

A council will back down over plans to buy a mayoral robe made with real fur, amid pressure from animal rights campaigners.

A new company set up to get the Leas Lift up and running again has secured £80,000 for the project.

Wages just dropped in the bank? Here's some first class ideas for how to live like a VIP in Kent this weekend.

Youngsters across Folkestone and Hythe have started school - don't miss our brilliant keepsake souvenir.

Victory for fishermen as development turned down over access to beach

A town's MP has received assurances from health bosses that every patient at a GP surgery that is due to close will be given new doctor.

Three lanes of the M20 were closed following a serious crash to allow the air ambulance to land on the carriageway.

A man who dumped a ton of rubbish was caught after a member of the public took his registration number.

People seeking details from their local authority relating to development, pollution and waste management will have to pay £25 an hour per request.

An award-winning restaurant has been given two out of five stars for hygiene, after inspectors discovered ‘unsafe’ cooking procedures.

A man hit his fiancee just days before their wedding, cutting her face with his engagement ring, a court heard.

A public meeting is being held tonight about the GP crisis in a Kent town but it won't be attended by the NHS, which has explained the reason why.

Designs for a new leisure centre and housing on a Kent seafront have today been revealed by the local council.