An air ambulance landed near a popular beach after a man suffered a “serious” fall and was later taken to hospital.

Owners of a long-standing garage which serves dozens of motorists a day plan to demolish the building to make way for five-storey high flats.

A man stabbed outside a pub was denied entry to the boozer as a bystander closed the door on him after the landlady saw he was clutching a gun.

A much-loved 18-year-old who died at a railway station was electrocuted on a live line before later being struck by a train, an inquest has heard.

Almost 400 people in Kent have lost their jobs after two big employers went into administration on the same day.

A former apple storage barn dating back to the 1800s is set to be refurbished into a holiday let.

One of the last town centre banks is set to remain open for longer than first thought in a move branded as “reassuring”.

2,500 people have been left without electricity due to an unexpected power cut.

Emergency services were called to the railway after a person was hit by a train.

Developers hoping to secure permission for the larger half of a 450-home estate and link road have revealed details ahead of submitting plans.

Drivers have been facing lengthy delays after a major route was shut forcing traffic to grind to halt.

Heavy rain is expected to hit the county today, with flooding also expected.

A former businessman who hid a secret camera in toilets and admitted voyeurism and making indecent pictures of children has avoided prison.

A mothballed Park & Ride site reopened to much opposition is causing more pollution than it prevents and losing almost £30,000 a month.

Close to 900 parents have received multiple fines for term-time holidays - will the new threat of prison or a £2,500 penalty tackle repeat offenders?

Water seeping through a flat’s ceiling has left a living room off-limits for a year and a couple tearing their hair out.

From fingerprint scans on a tablet at Dover to getting out of your car for checks at the Channel Tunnel, travelling to France will never be the same.

The CEO of the Port of Dover has unveiled ambitious plans for the future, and told the new government how it can help.

An artist behind a sculpture of a woman submerged in a river says he did not intend for it to be divisive, after calls for it to be removed.

A restriction on the movement of farm animals has been extended further after a rise in cases of an infectious disease.