About 65 migrants have been met by Border Force boats in the channel.

A Kent university is preparing to continue delivering online lectures at the start of the next academic year.

A pet charity helped save French bulldog Krug after he helped himself to a corn on the cob at a barbecue.

Kent Police is to sell off its headquarters and relocate all staff, KentOnline can reveal.

In a highly charged meeting, plans to convert a 'Grade 1' arable field into homes were given the go ahead.

Kent is set for another day of sunny weather - but forecasters have warned thunderstorms may follow this afternoon.

At least 30 jobs are expected to be created at a new pie factory in Kent, while plans have also been unveiled for a modernised farmers' market.

More time with the kids, less time on the commute and a better work life balance are all reasons people might choose to continue working from home.

Looking out over the county, Kent's man-made chalk landmarks have caught the eye for generations, but not everyone knows the history behind them.

Police and ambulance services closed a road after a fight involving men armed with baseball bats or crowbars.

A Kent MP has called on the Prime Minister to ensure 'more female voices at the top of government' to bring about better representation for women.

Detectives investigating after a body was found at a house have again appealed for witnesses to come forward.

A care helpline is offering advice to those worried about where it's best for elderly relatives to be during the pandemic.

Two cases of coronavirus have been confirmed at a special needs school which has been working with Public Health England to make the building safe

Parts of a wall next to a castle were knocked down after a vehicle is reported to have driven into it.

A driver speeding at 140mph on the M2 has been jailed for causing the death of a young father.

Beaches in Kent filled up with people making the most of lockdown being eased on the hottest day of the year so far.

A councillor has said not testing lorry drivers entering ports for Covid-19 could risk making Kent the "frontline" for the disease.

A party, which flouted lockdown rules by having extra visitors from other households, was broken up by police who gave them social distancing advice

Patients have been relocated to other units after extensive damage was caused by a burst water pipe.