Secret Drinker gets left in 'no man's land' as he visits one of Greene King's family-friendly Hungry Horse pubs.

Police are investigating after a young man was found dead from an unexplained injury.

Thousands of people crossing the Channel in small boats have suffered hypothermia while others have had burns or suspected broken bones.

Police and forensic teams have been called to a residential address.

A Kent actress who made history as the first deaf person to win Strictly Come Dancing has been named the third most influential person in TV.

The boss of two Kent animal parks has told of his wish to see zoos phased out and strongly defended his plan to relocate an entire elephant herd.

Relive the New Romantics era as Spandau Ballet singer Tony Hadley brings his live tour to Kent.

A Nightingale ward erected in the car park of a hospital in anticipation of Omicron hospitalisations may never be used for its intended purpose.

A book store for kids and young adults which has been battered by the pandemic is hoping donations can secure its future.

Discussions to potentially instal new nuclear technology, known as Small Modular Reactors, in Kent have begun.

The new owners of a listed seaside building have revealed for the first time the extent of the work needed to save it and reopen to the public.

A Parliamentary committee has been told of the daily cost of keeping asylum seekers in temporary accommodation.

Two fire engines were called to tackle a blaze which broke out in a derelict outbuilding.

TV star Claudia Winkleman is swapping Strictly for the stage with her first theatre tour.

Councillors have narrowly approved storm drains and a substation at a seafront development despite environmental objections from locals.

A proposal for a 115-space lorry park and an expanded business centre are to go before a planning committee.

Three toddlers were among the asylum seekers brought in by a lifeboat to a Kent port.

Armed police arrested a man after reports of a suspect carrying a weapon in a town centre this evening.

A former MOD site in Kent is ready to start processing asylum seekers arriving in the UK, the Home Office has confirmed.

A council-led, seafront housing development will cost £45million to build - £16.5million more than originally planned.