A drink driver crashed into a block of flats, reversed, drove 12 doors down, parked his car and went home.

Officers have been pictured searching through thick undergrowth at a railway station for a weapon used in a serious assault.

As England lines up for an historic Euro final we speak to Kent people with ties to our opponents Spain to see where their loyalty stands.

A coroner has concluded a dad-of-three found dead in a chalet died from two gunshot wounds to his chest.

More than £24,000 has now been raised to support the heartbroken family of a boy left brain-damaged after jumping from a pier in Kent.

Two sisters were forced to give up on their dream careers after years of suffering from debilitating joint pain and thinking it was normal.

An ex-member of the armed forces says he was continually “chased” by British Gas to pay an inaccurate bill.

The family of a dad with terminal cancer are making memories while raising money for others devastated by the disease.

An animal welfare group has praised a decision to cancel an “abhorrent” reptile market at a school but fears it could still go ahead elsewhere.

Police were called after several vehicles were reportedly keyed while parked at a car park.

A group of volunteers have crocheted, knitted and sewn a series of novelty knits to mark a charity trust’s anniversary celebrations.

School bosses have sought to reassure parents and addressed social media speculation after an intruder scaled a primary school’s fence.

Three men have been jailed after a metal bar, pole and wrenches were used in a series of violent street robberies.

Our reporter takes the first steps on the new £92 million A249 flyover which has welcomed its first drivers.

CCTV has captured the ‘devastating’ moment suspected thieves using a metal grinder cut through a dementia centre’s gates to steal three minibuses.

An internationally successful rugby player is campaigning to tackle period taboos in sport.

An intruder at a primary school was removed by police while students and staff went into lockdown.

A football club school helping youngsters struggling with education will close this summer as children are integrated into mainstream schools.

Plans are being made to commemorate the life of the only British serviceman killed in enemy action during the First World War who is buried in Spain.

A dealer who had a knife has been jailed after undercover officers spotted him acting suspiciously with a drug user.