Clothing chain Peacocks could be shutting one of its branches after signs appeared in its shop windows advertising a "closing down sale".

A police sergeant has been cleared of misconduct after punching an aggressive suspect four times in custody.

A seaside town could see a regular market once again in their harbour, if planning permission is approved.

A store destroyed by fire last month could reopen within the next year.

A driver who demolished a bollard and crashed her car into an office supply store had to be taken to hospital.

The jury in the election expenses trial of MP Craig Mackinlay has retired to consider its verdict.

Two homes evacuated as a bomb disposal unit has been seen on a residential street.

Almost a month on since a fire ripped through a supermarket, a temporary store is due to open today.

Poor weather hindered the police using technology to help find a missing woman, who was later found safe and well.

Two senior MPs have backed a call for Parliament to have a greater say on the Brexit deal if the Prime Minister's proposal is rejected by the Commons.

Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash involving four cars.

Motorists were stuck in traffic on M20 London-bound carriageway this morning after a car hit the central reservation.

Drivers were delayed on the A21 after four vehicles were involved in a crash.

Officers with firearms have been involved in stopping a lorry suspected of being involved in crime.

A coroner's investigation into the death of a 39-year-old dad will not be delayed despite difficulties getting key witnesses to testify.

From a live animal nativity to twinkling lights and castle tours to Christmas markets, here's Kent's festive flavour this weekend.

A cable fault has delayed the opening of a town's new leisure complex which has cost £75m to build.

Plans to transform a former seaside attraction, featuring a 110 bed hotel and 94 flats, have been unveiled.

Relatives of a 15-year-old killed at the roadside are urging people to get out of their car if it breaks down.

The number of under 17s in Kent who do not have a permanent home has more than trebled.