Kent's police and crime commissioner has weighed into the debate over the masculinity of wearing baby-carrying straps.

Police used a drone in the search for a missing 10-year-old before he was found this evening.

A town council is to join forces with Kent MPs and the county council to push for more fast trains to the capital.

Police hope mobile phone footage exists of an attack which has left a man with fractures to his skull and cheek.

Air ambulance medics were called to an incident this morning.

Councillors say the situation regarding CCTV in need of replacement is 'out of control'

Pictures show the moment armed police descended on a town after a man was seen with a weapon.

Police officers who pulled over a car with eight people in it also discovered a knife, drugs and a bat.

County councillors have challenged a government move to streamline applications for fracking sites, arguing local authorities know best.

The driver of a car suffered injuries after hitting a lamppost this morning.

A larger-than-life statue of a 16th century playwright could be erected in a busy high street.

Take a look at how Kent planned to defend itself if the Germans invaded during the First World War.

The wait is almost over for residents who have been waiting 23 years for a shop to be built on their estate after plans for a Co-op were confirmed.

Organisers of today's People's March claim 700,000 people turned out, while Scotland Yard said it could not estimate the size of the crowds.

Tributes have been paid to a mum who was “special in every way” after she lost her battle against diabetes.

Rehman Chishti is facing calls to pay back more than £40,000 he received as an advisor to an organisation based in Saudi Arabia.

A lorry driver was left feeling like a silly sausage after he was caught smuggling millions of cigarettes in a delivery van packed with black pudding.

KentOnline readers can now keep up to date with the county's latest news as part of a free entertainment service being launched on trains.

A proposed ban on students wearing cowboy and vicar outfits for fancy dress will turn the University of Kent into “a laughing stock”, it is feared.

Part of the new A2 which has been shut for several months will reopen on Monday.