Revisit your youth with new exhibition A Ladybird Childhood at Maidstone Museum

Long queues formed on the A249 this morning after a lorry shed its load of bricks.

Organisers behind The Social festival, held in Maidstone's Mote Park last year, have revealed plans for a string of smaller events

An inquest has been opened into the death of a teenager who was killed as he walked home in the early hours of New Year's Day.

A family law firm set up by Maidstone and the Weald MP Helen Grant has closed due to changes in personal circumstances.

Emergency services were called to the M20 after a car overturned this morning.

A pre-owned time piece business saw sales jump by 71%, the biggest rise in 12 years, after appearing at an industry show.

A man who burgled the same Maidstone house three times in eight weeks has been jailed.

Astronomical events are being held around the county to tie in with this year's BBC Stargazing LIVE Space Spectacular

Less than a month remains for community organisations to apply to hire Mote Hall for free.

Josh Zaré will be returning to his hometown as his band Kingsland Road headlines the first SNAP disco of 2014.

Kent's police force could be slashed by around 100 officers... but those remaining will be more visible and tech savvy, the new chief has revealed.

Police in Kent have arrested people from as many as 100 countries in a year, with those detained from eastern Europe second only to Britons.

A town centre where car parks were submerged and businesses flooded in rising tides is slowly inching back to life - as Kent remains on flood alert.

A man who committed three burglaries in Maidstone within nine days has sentenced to 22 months behind bars.

Strong winds damaged the Kent Pavilion at the Kent Showground in Detling.

A Kent property mogul worth millions is evicting more than 200 tenants on housing benefits - and said he prefers to rent to eastern European migrants.

An insurance firm boss has been working round the clock to cope with a huge rise in claims from desperate flood-hit families.

Plans have been approved to build more than 100 homes for people who need specialist care.

For the first time in history, barristers are to stage a boycott today in a protest against the slashing of Legal Aid fees.