Police searching for a teenager who was last seen near a town’s railway station say she has been found safe.

An elderly church-goer mourning his daughter's death was threatened with court action after mistakenly parking on double yellows at a business park.

Kent train services will be replaced by buses on several lines this weekend.

An outdoor clothing brand is set to vacate its unit at an out-of-town shopping centre.

An application has been submitted to convert a now-closed flower shop into an expanded nursery facility for tots.

A school which was given the worst possible rating after a video went viral after of girls fighting, is showing signs of improvement.

Scores of workers are taking to the streets to protest against poor working conditions and a decision to cut their paid lunch break.

A 21-year-old who is alleged to have dragged a woman along the floor and attempted to take her phone will face trial.

A popular music event which has been criticised in recent years is returning with new management looking to shake things up this summer.

A horrified owner has discovered an airgun pellet lodged in his pet’s head for the last two years.

A mum says her two-year-old son is so “freezing” cold every night he has red feet and blue lips after having no working heating for months.

A swastika has been graffitied on the outside of a synagogue as part of the latest in a series of vile attacks on the place of worship.

A singer born and bred in the county has been shortlisted for writing the Song of the Year at the Brit Awards.

A video released online shows Gillingham FC’s newest signing saying he wants to bring “gay business, racism, and shagging” to the club.

A park-and-ride car park which was set up as a temporary site for a nomadic group of travellers remains occupied despite being asked to leave.

The unexpected death of a football league legend whose dedication to the beautiful game was unrivalled has left a “huge hole” in the lives of many.

Organisers of a music festival which had to be pulled last year over safety concerns are inviting residents to have their say over a new format.

We’re about to enter the Year of the Dragon and two Kent towns are celebrating with spectacular parades, dancers, food and music.

Kent’s brewing history is a tale of an incessant march towards just a few big names as countless independent breweries were lost.

Road layout changes are being proposed as part of a new plan aimed at encouraging people to walk or cycle in built-up areas.