Residents were woken in their beds by a series of loud bangs.

Two out of Kent's three John Lewis stores are shutting permanently, the company has announced.

Shoppers are delighted that a 10-year wait for a new supermarket has finally ended with its opening.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has laid out her ideas for tougher immigration plans as around 150 asylum seekers arrived in the UK.

Hundreds of items belonging to Prince Charles' godmother are being sold this week.

A controversial relief road expected to ease traffic through a snarled-up village has been “thrown a six-month lifeline” – days after it was snubbed.

A woman has described her husband as a 'man made of steel' after surviving eight heart attacks and suffering major organ failure.

People who want to use school playing fields which have been closed to the public for four years will have to pay £21 per household to do so.

With Cineworld announcing plans to open in May and studios preparing to release delayed films, will we see a return to form for our picturehouses?

A prominent clocktower was among the landmarks that turned yellow to mark one year since lockdown began.

Plans for an inflatable obstacle course for Bluewater has sparked outrage with people living in the area.

Donations have poured in for replacements after game consoles and a laptop were taken from a children's ward at a hospital.

A 32-year-old man has been jailed for more than eight years after attacking a woman in his home.

As the UK marks one year since the country’s first national stay-at-home order, Kent Police is reminding people to continue to follow the rules.

A mystery artist has been transforming bicycles into floral arrangements to bring a smile to people's faces.

A woman who became embroiled in an argument in a street with a man, was pushed into the road by the stranger.

Just 30% of patients at a Kent GP practice accepted vaccine offers following 'unhelpful' reports about the safety of the AstraZeneca jab.

Staff at South East Coast Ambulance Service made 993 reports of ill mental health last year, which included anxiety, stress and depression.

The county's jobless total tops 70,000 as claims for out-of-work benefits increased across Kent to the highest level since September last year.

Residents are refusing to pay £100 'parking charges' they claim have been unfairly handed out for driving down a back road to access a supermarket.