A new branch of supermarket chain Aldi will be opening its doors to its first-ever customers tomorrow morning.

A police officer who slapped a colleague on the bottom and called her a "naughty girl" has been put in charge of managing sex offenders.

A swimming pool that had its roof ripped off during a storm is to stay shut all week.

These hotels, B&Bs and hidden gems to stay in across the county have been given glowing reviews in the latest Good Hotel Guide.

A proposal for a new Asian restaurant, turned down with a jokey comment as part of a planning blunder, has been resubmitted.

A vintage vehicle show, which is expected to feature more than 1,000 buses and other vehicles, will return this weekend after two cancelled dates.

The royal estate fronted by Prince Charles has unveiled its masterplan for a huge housing development envisaged to be fully sustainable.

With weeks to go before the clocks go back, we've found five things you can do across Kent before then.

A work visa scheme should be extended to address an emerging jobs crisis in Kent's farming industry, say local groups.

Thousands have been left without power in a Kent town due to a power cut.

Police are investigating after racist and extremist stickers with razor blades underneath were hidden at a bus stop near a school.

A residential home which has been described as 'not a happy place to live' has been by CQC inspectors.

A man has been banned from a Kent high street for three years for begging and given a criminal behaviour order.

The parents of a baby who died following an incident at nursery have paid tribute to him as a fundraising page is set up to support the family.

This is what COP26 - the world's biggest summit on climate change being hosted by the UK - hopes to achieve and why it is so important.

Breast cancer screening services are overwhelmed and under-funded, says Breast Cancer Now, which estimates 12,000 women haven't been diagnosed.

As Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp plunged into darkness, social media fans took to Twitter with some comical consequences.

A leisure centre is to stay shut after a storm ripped a section of its roof off as work was being undertaken to replace it.

Contractors will shut a closure-hit section of the A20 again next week as work starts on the installation of traffic lights.

As the brakes are put on housing reforms, we found out what some of our local councils want from the new minister.