Two men were arrested and drugs and weapons seized during an early morning county lines drugs operation.

The founder of a multi-academy trust is making face masks mandatory in secondary schools, following another government U-turn.

The fed-up owner of a Grade-II listed cottage wants heavy lorries banned from his village after his home keeps getting hit by HGVs.

Maidstone council must defend its refusal of planning permission for a large housing scheme for hundreds of homes, at a public inquiry.

A court has ordered a drug dealer linked with £10m cannabis haul hidden amongst rabbit hay to sell his house to pay for the proceeds of his crime.

A road has reopened following a crash which saw two people taken to hospital.

A planning application has been submitted which proposes to bring a disused hospital site back into use as homes.

A man accused of murder failed to arrive in court to enter his plea in relation to the crime after suffering a bout of illness.

Officers have released pictures of six bikes they believe to have been stolen in a bid to find their real owners.

Controversial plans to create a multi-million pound train station in east Kent has been recommended for approval ahead of a crunch meeting.

A children’s football club has been left with a bill running into five figures after yobs trashed parts of its home ground.

Eight ambulances were called out as part of a major response to a crash at an A-road junction which left one person with serious injuries.

Developers behind plans for a new marketplace in the countryside say they will appeal a council's decision to refuse the proposals.

Cars parked in a community in the middle of a parking row have been targeted by vandals.

A campaign has been launched to reverse plans to reform tax relief enjoyed by the county's small independent breweries.

The government has announced thousands of new Kent school places will be opened up.

The government provided laptops to close a 'digital divide' with disadvantaged families so children could continue their education in lockdown.

A Kent secondary has made mask-wearing mandatory, even providing some to students.

A pub owner has spoken of her fear after two men reportedly attempted to burgle her business.

A probe into 'inappropriate' photos taken at the scene where two sisters were murdered has seen six more police officers under investigation.