When a “timid” dog went missing from a friend’s garden word quickly spread online, sparking a huge 11-day search which even saw several road closures.

Owners of buildings in five areas of ancient woodland in Kent have been ordered to tear them down.

Homeowners and landlords say they have had ‘sleepless nights’ since receiving a bill for £14,000 for fire safety measures needed at a block of flats.

Three fire engines are at the scene of a fire at a recycling site, with residents warned to shut their doors and windows.

Traffic was held on the Dartford Crossing due to a police incident.

A soldier who was stabbed near an army barracks has thanked the kind strangers who raised thousands of pounds for him to help his recovery.

A former high-class art gallery and gift shop in the town is set to become a cafe and “a hub for dining and entertainment” after a renovation project.

A 32-year-old thief who stole a car and rammed a vehicle in a flurry of road rage has been jailed.

A biker has been seriously injured after a collision with a car on a busy route.

A 34-year-old man alleged to have assaulted police officers after refusing to wear a face covering when asked has been cleared by a jury.

After nine years and various planning hurdles a plan for hundreds of homes on open farmland has been given the go-ahead - despite 800 objections.

Government plans to give housebuilding a shot in the arm have seen of the largest parts of Kent receive a smaller funding allocation.

Kent prisoners have been pictured being freed early under the Government’s new plans to free up prison space.

A new co-working space with its own podcasting facilities hopes to provide a space for small businesses and entrepreneurs to thrive.

A Christmas market promising a “magical experience” will return to a Kent seaside attraction next month.

Police have confirmed a body has been found amid a search for a missing man.

Since when did swimming become so costly asks our columnist - who fears charges have turned it into a luxury outing and no longer a regular activity.

Twelve homes will be built on an “eyesore” patch of land where five blocks of flats once stood if new plans are approved.

A road connecting a town and seafront will remain closed until next summer following two landslides, amid a campaign to save a historic landmark.

A damaged ship moored off the north Kent coast with a potentially explosive cargo poses no threat, an MP says.