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"The biggest all-day open-air concert on the south coast" came to Kent in 1991.

Detectives are examining whether to launch a criminal investigation into the baby death scandal at troubled health trust.

An American couple have launched a bid to open a Californian-style Mexican restaurant in a town centre.

A knife-wielding thug smashed a teenage girl in the face with a paving slab during a terrifying rampage in the street outside his home.

Students have expressed outrage over plans for remote learning to continue into the next academic year.

A brewery's new managers are hoping post-lockdown trade is good enough to expand their operation.

Police are investigating after a man approached a woman and her children in part of Kent.

A child has been taken to hospital after being hit by a car on a ring road.

A mother-of-three has completed a mammoth charity challenge – walking 500 miles in 30 days.

Police investigating the murder of PCSO Julia James want to hear from anyone with footage taken in specific streets in the week before her death.

Two men are wanted by police after a number of items were stolen from two supermarkets.

Drivers are being urged to tap or check beneath their bonnets before driving away after a beloved moggie was tragically found dead inside a van.

A council has launched a consultation into whether or not road closures in town centres should be permanent, days after shopkeepers protested.

Council bosses are in advanced negotiations with potential tenants planning to open at a long-awaited leisure complex which will launch this year.

The man behind one of Kent's most infamous murders of the 21st Century will soon be out of prison.

Ford has offered the population of a town the chance to get behind the wheel of its new electric Mustang as part of a mammoth three-day event.

Unsightly air conditioning on top of a university building have 'ruined' one of Kent's most iconic views, according to a local historian.

Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner is calling for government electric scooter trials to be halted as 'inconsiderate riders are becoming a menace'.

A group of travellers pitched up on a field owned by Shepherd Neame have been spoken to by police.