Police have seized a moped after the young rider was seen going the wrong way at a roundabout.

Proposals for a 100-metre reservoir, which the applicants say will attract more wildlife and boost cherry growing, have been unveiled.

A council has dismissed calls for an inquiry after residents raised concerns about a meeting which saw plans for 725 homes approved.

The manager of an open-air shopping centre warns blockades could be put up if too many people flock to stores next week.

Motorists are facing huge delays after one of Kent's busiest roads has been closed because of a major gas leak.

A man who fired a BB gun at a house and a van prompting an armed police response has been jailed.

Scores of protesters supporting the Black Lives Matter movement are marching across Kent this afternoon.

The family of a man who died after falling from a cliff have thanked the emergency services for their support.

On the day when 20,000 people should have taken to the streets for a major Pride parade, a call for unity has been made.

The county's cathedrals have confirmed the dates they will reopen for private prayer.

The search is continuing for David Hunt who has been missing for more than 24 hours and left his home without his phone, keys or wallet.

Police have swooped on a property and detained four men as machetes and swords are discovered.

Emergency crews and air ambulance descend on village.

Rooms not tidied up during your stay, and food left outside your room - hotels are feeling the difference as they prepare to reopen.

Weather forecasters say temperatures will peak at 25C this weekend.

Fire crews failed to get in a flap as they tackled a blaze which saw one of our feathered friends needing treatment.

Pantomime season could be under threat this year, as social distancing rules on and off stage prove difficult to follow.

In 1652 a Kent slaver blew himself up, but it would be more than 100 years before a vicar from the county helped sink the trade altogether.

A hotel run by a global chain remains on course for its official opening next year despite hold-ups due to lockdown.

Kent Police has withdrawn a number of lockdown fines wrongly issued by its officers.