A busy bridge will be closed to motorists, rail passengers, pedestrians, cyclists and all maritime traffic for eight days for works to take place.

A crew member has been airlifted to a London hospital after an explosion on a merchant ship which saw 10 fire engines attend a Kent dock.

A circus which announced a Kent show without even having a venue has set up at a new location after months of searching.

Boaters say it is the “end of an era” as they leave a marina set to become a new housing development.

An Evri driver who had his rounds taken away after taking his wife to hospital has been given a new role after almost 60,000 people signed a petition.

Homeowners and landlords say they have had ‘sleepless nights’ since receiving a bill for £14,000 for fire safety measures needed at a block of flats.

A 32-year-old thief who stole a car and rammed a vehicle in a flurry of road rage has been jailed.

Kent prisoners have been pictured being freed early under the Government’s new plans to free up prison space.

Marshals are set to be deployed once again over the school holidays to prevent anti-social behaviour and reduce violence in town centres.

Health bosses have been accused of wasting councillors’ time after failing to answer questions posed to them over NHS contracts they wanted renewing.

A thief concocted an elaborate ploy to steal his victim’s mobile phone and then harassed him for months afterwards.

There were delays on a busy A-road after a lorry crashed through the central reservation, blocking the route.

Several flood warnings are in place for today as the county prepares to battle with higher-than-usual tides.

The heartbroken family of a paramedic have paid tribute to him after he took his own life after battling with depression.

A bridge which connects an island to the mainland will be shut for vital repairs to be carried out during the school half-term.

The mum of a 19-year-old who has spent the last four years fighting for her life says “she just wants to start living it”.

Fire crews and paramedics were called to a residential street to help tackle a blaze at a flat.

Buses are due to replace trains for a week while essential repairs are made to a bridge.

A funeral home opened to offer shelter to residents fleeing a blaze in a town centre.

Councillors unanimously voted to defer making a decision on a new estate in a village already set for 1,300 new homes.