A utility company says it is working “around the clock” to fix a burst main pipe which has left thousands of homes and businesses without water.

The emergency services were called to welfare concerns for an injured man at a cathedral cafe.

Churchgoers were left stunned after a hungry foodie gobbled three mince pies in just 32 seconds.

If you’re prone to a post-Christmas crash, shake it off with a rejuvenating walk, run or cold water dip on Boxing Day.

An MP is calling for law change on food hygiene rating displays after an investigation by KentOnline and the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

Catch some of the UK’s best comedians as they bring their laugh-out-loud shows to Kent next year.

A proposal to tear down a former sports and activity hub to pave way for new homes has been submitted.

A charity that runs a food bank used by thousands of people has suffered a massive fire at its warehouse during one of its busiest periods.

An inquest has opened into the death of a secondary school teacher, whose body was discovered in a harbour.

Police have confirmed a teenage girl who was reported missing has been safely located.

In this week’s Kent Politics Podcast, new MP Kevin McKenna explains why he intervened in controversial plans to build 8,000 homes.

An air ambulance has taken off from a park following an incident near a supermarket.

A former science teacher who sexually assaulted a pupil under his care in the 1980s is beginning a prison sentence.

A proposal to rejuvenate a run down part of town with new flats has been turned down amid fears it will just “aggravate” existing problems.

Government plans to revolutionise the council structure in Kent has been met with “pragmatic realism” by the county’s 14 local authority leaders.

Plans for nearly 200 waterfront homes on the site of a former council headquarters have been give the go-ahead despite a lack of money for services.

The launch of a new major discount store in a town drew much excitement as hundreds queued to get inside and grab a “good bargain”.

A Kent MP has backed a bill he believes will better hold water companies to account over the dumping of sewage in the county’s largest river.

Plans have been submitted for a “state of the art adult gaming and bingo venue” in place of a former computer shop.

A Kent council is to benefit from a government funding boost increasing its spending power by nearly 7%.