Police didn't have to travel far when they found out a thief had stolen their equipment - and put it on online auction site eBay.

A dad-of-five has been jailed after a hoard of illegal firearms, ammunition and a cannabis factory was found in his home.

NatWest is to close a series of sites across Kent next summer, leaving some customers with a journey of nearly six miles to reach their nearest bank.

An MP has launched a campaign to save a bank from closure as it would leave just one bank in a busy High Street.

An electronic parts distributor has swung back into operating profit after overstretching itself on sustainable energy projects put it in the red.

Let us be your guide as we recommend our favourite destinations tucked away in Kent as part of Southeastern’s #SEhiddengems winter campaign.

Traffic is starting to move as a bypass reopens following severe delays this morning.

Kent workers could nearly halve the cost of their journey to work and lower stress by changing their mode of transport, according to a new study.

A man is still serious in hospital after being injured in alleyway stabbing last night.

The University of Kent is considering closing most courses at the School of Music and Fine Art.

A grandfather was beaten to death with food tins and stabbed with a Stanley knife, a court has heard.

Traffic is moving slowly on a Kent motorway this afternoon after a two-vehicle crash.

A memorial service has been held to remember the prisoners of war who died on prison hulks moored in Medway.

Four men have been jailed for more than 14 years for trying to smuggle migrants across the Channel.

The government have announced £11.6 million to fix potholes in the South East.

A teenager has appeared in court for the first time accused of murdering a man whose body was found at stables.

The owner of a new £1m trampoline park says he wants to get the sport on the school curriculum.

Thousands of people are expected to visit Rochester this weekend for the Dickensian Christmas Festival.

Gillingham chairman Paul Scally wasn’t sorry to see his old foe Tony Pulis being hit with a £3.77million High Court bill.

A Hitler-obsessed university student suffering from mental health problems threatened to 'slit students' throats' in a campus killing spree.