A two-storey John Lewis shop will reopen later this month, but eight other stores across the country won't welcome customers again.

A discount retailer is now recruiting staff ahead of opening at a former Homebase store that will have been vacant for three years.

A video of two baby seagulls being run over by an Audi has caused an outcry on social media. Warning: graphic video.

High Street favourite Greggs won't be reopening one of its eateries after it was closed during lockdown.

Rail union the RMT has warned of 'serious implications' to Kent if Eurostar slash jobs as a result of the impact of the pandemic.

There were long queues of traffic after the M25 and the M26 were closed following an accident this morning.

A BMW has been seized by police after officers spotted its cardboard registration plates.

A couple are planning to expand their own special brand of coffee cafes across the county.

A loving dad-of-three who died after crashing into a lamppost was more than three times the drink-drive limit, an inquest has heard.

A dad has hit out at a water company after his garden was repeatedly flooded with raw sewage, knocking a potential £50,000 of the price of his home.

From Sheerness Aquarena to Clifton Baths, we've looked back at a selection of Kent's swimming pools and lidos which have been loved and lost.

A top panto producer fears the county's biggest show may have to be dropped.

A man has been taken to hospital after a large-scale rescue operation at a beach.

Police are investigating complaints after offensive stickers and graffiti marking Hitler's birthday were daubed around a town.

Academy bosses have revealed when a £20 million school will finally open its doors.

A man was stabbed four times in the back in a random attack at a branch of Wetherspoon, a court has heard.

A mysterious Kent man is set for life after winning a huge National Lottery prize.

A council has stepped in to fund a scholarship for a student wishing to study at the county's only medical school.

A popular military and vintage lifestyle event will not go ahead this month after a council raised visitor safety concerns because of coronavirus.

Dangerous parking at the White Cliffs of Dover should be a thing of the past now parking restrictions have been put in place.