Get lost in one of Kent's intricate maize mazes this summer, which have once again opened for the summer, each with its own unique theme.

A council is bringing in yet more measures to try to stamp out problems with litter, troublemakers and bad parking on a popular stretch of coast.

A plan has been resubmitted following major opposition of its earlier form.

Many youngsters in the borough will be able to take part in cut-price activities this summer thanks to a new council programme.

It was a time of riots and unrest but the wedding of Charles and Diana in the summer of 1981 offered a rare moment of national unity.

A footballer who decided to tell his teammates he was bisexual says he has been overwhelmed by the support he's received.

Travellers are being reminded to check passports are valid following confusion with post-Brexit rules and the government's own passport checker.

After weeks of very high pollen levels and unbearable symptoms there's some good news for hayfever sufferers this week.

The chief executive of a lifeboat charity says it is doing the right thing by rescuing asylum seekers at sea after volunteers have been heckled.

It's time to make a splash and dive in to the summer holidays with outdoor pools, paddling pools and lidos. We've picked six to try across the county.

A much-loved computer design engineer, who is remembered for being a 'special gentleman', died on a sofa after falling asleep near a fireplace.

Fraudsters claiming to be the RSPCA told a woman her missing cat had been found - before making payments of hundreds of pounds from her card.

The government wants to open a Jobcentre in a prime unit which has permission to be turned into a late-night bar.

A town's iconic clock tower is set to return in different colours after it undergoes extensive refurbishment.

With Liverpool being stripped of its Unesco status, and Stonehenge at risk of following suit, there are fears Canterbury could be in danger.

Police are still searching for the driver of a car that knocked down a number of pedestrians in a high street.

Stained glass at Canterbury Cathedral could date back more than 890 years and be among the oldest in the world, according to a new study.

A supermarket chain says it is installing the UK's largest charging network for electric cars under its expansion plans.

Residents believe it is a matter of time before someone is run over on their road – as one pensioner even fears to step outside her front door.

A traveller site which illegally trebled in size is set to be dismantled after a council served an enforcement notice.