A care home for people with dementia has brought the local to its residents by building its very own pub and tearoom in its gardens.

A group protesting against illegal immigration has announced plans to demonstrate in Kent later this month.

The owner of a pub-cum-zoo has described the latest lockdown easing as 'tinged with sadness' as his pub is still unable to open due to floods.

Students were barred from leaving college while police attended an incident in a town centre.

An in-demand food bank is appealing for financial aid to help cover the cost of its new - and much larger - rental costs.

The boss of a new eatery opening this month says "a lot of talented chefs" are moving from London to one corner of Kent.

Pictures show the shocking result of a four-hour riot at one of Kent's biggest jails as more than a dozen inmates are sentenced.

A twisted paedophile was caught with vile pictures of children being abused on his phone during a routine visit by officers.

The National Lottery Heritage Fund is pumping £4.2m into a scheme to convert a burned-out dockyard church into mentoring hub for young entrepreneurs.

Small firms with a great idea or product are wanted by a leading supermarket, which is offering to help entrepreneurs reach the 'main stage'.

A major vaccination centre is to be moved from a town's cinema to a shopping centre ahead of further lockdown easing.

The trial of a man accused of gun offences after a shooting from a balcony has been halted.

Three people arrested after a motorcyclist was killed in a crash with a car have been released.

An online retail giant is set to create more than 1,300 jobs when it opens its new Kent fulfilment centre.

Worried parents are struggling to get their hands on two particular types of infant formula milk because of a nationwide shortage.

The founder of a charity sanctuary says she would be devastated to have to get rid of its cockerels after being told they are still a “nuisance”.

Reality star Megan McKenna will be joining Sir Tom Jones as he performs in Kent later this year.

A serial killer who killed a catholic priest has been told he will not be freed from prison in his latest parole bid.

With the number of people vaccinated rising and Covid-19 cases steadily dropping, Kent is now looking at an open and eventful summer later this year.

The brutal murder of a woman whose body was dumped in a churchyard remains a mystery more than 30 years later.