Skygazers across Kent are set to be treated to the final “supermoon” of the year tomorrow.

A man who drove a car into a crowd of people in a pedestrian zone outside a town pub has denied attempted murder.

Campaigners have used the anniversary of a mass tragedy to demand asylum seekers are allowed to apply in France to enter the UK.

Warnings not to enter the sea along a Kent coastline have been lifted - a week after sewage poured into the sea.

A £1million cocaine exchange in a car park has led to a supplier being jailed for nine years.

A head teacher has explained why her pupils will not be taking part in One Britain One Nation Day this Friday.

As two men are jailed for firearm offences, police reveal the fatal shooting of a pub landlord remains unsolved more than three years on.

A high street restaurant says it has made urgent improvements after scoring the worst food hygiene rating in a Kent district.

After its first collection was snapped up in 48 hours, John Lewis will expand its furniture rental service next month.

New research shows how those who back leave and remain would vote if the referendum was rerun today.

A man who suffered a cardiac arrest and was brought back to life has called for more defibrillators to be installed at sports venues.

A new greener petrol is being sent to forecourts this summer, but it's not a perfect match for all vehicles and drivers are being warned to check.

A lorry driver who was paid £2,000 to smuggle six kilos of drugs is now behind bars for six years after being caught at a Kent port.

Two men have admitted carrying out a ram-raid burglary at a village Co-op store which caused extensive damage.

Four men who planned a revenge attack on a pair of brothers after a fight over a woman have been jailed for a combined total of more than 27 years.

A family have revealed their stress at living in the shadow of a dual carriageway which floods every time there is heavy rain.

An investigation into a shop worker being assaulted during a robbery has led to police appealing to identify a man.

A national chain has its sights set on opening a fast-food takeaway next door to England's oldest school.

It's been five years since an historic referendum saw voters back Brexit, but the journey has not always followed its expected path.

With parents worried about spreading Covid at parties, and a no-blow candle in production, has the pandemic ended the tradition of candles on cakes?