A year on from the deaths of 32 people in the Channel, what's changed? We speak to the grieving families left behind and those fighting for solutions.

Owners of short-term holiday let properties in one coastal district could face new charges under measures being pushed by councillors.

A white lion who had lived for nine years at a big cat sanctuary has died after a short illness and will be "sorely missed".

A large police presence has been spotted after a house was targeted in an aggravated burglary.

Thick black smoke could be seen billowing across the skyline for miles after a fire broke out on a large boat.

A man's face was cut after two thugs armed with knives stormed into a home and demanded cash.

An MP has called for climate change protesters who scaled the Dartford Crossing, causing days of misery, to be treated as a criminal organisation.

A knifeman has been jailed for more than seven years after he stabbed a former school friend in broad daylight outside a department store.

A global drinks company has announced its iconic red truck will be visiting a venue in Kent.

Traffic was stopped on the M20 after two lorries collided earlier today.

A restaurant offering "award-winning and artisan desserts" is set to launch its first branch in the county next month.

Two men have been fined thousands of pounds after they were caught disposing of scrap metal worth more than £24k without a licence.

A former lingerie store which has long been empty has been taken over by an independent business selling goods including vegan-friendly candles.

Communities will be losing their PCSOs as huge cuts are proposed to save the force £7 million.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning, with flooding possible after downpours hit the county.

Motorists are facing more rush-hour delays this morning after a crash.

The number of households in emergency accommodation in Kent's most deprived district has almost doubled in a year - and is “likely to get worse”.

A 'gentle, intelligent and loving' father took his own life at an exclusive recovery centre in Spain after being placed on suicide watch.

Developers insist an idyllic stream will not be turned into an "open sewer" after concerns were raised about a 4,000-home scheme's wastewater plans.

A 284-year-old Kent business went under owing millions - but staff and businesses face never being paid the cash they are due.