Pub Landlord Al Murray's application to register his party in the general election has been approved - much to rival Nigel Farage's frustration.

There has been a rare sighting of a humpback whale off the Kent coast by a marine mammal survey team.

A ‘lunatic dog’ has been blamed after deep bite marks were found on more than 20 trees on a village green.

Frittenden has been named in the Sunday Times guide to the best 50 countryside locations in the UK.

Andrew prepares for a fundraising music night tomorrow (Saturday) before running two marathons for Bliss and Kent MS Therapy Centre

Now's your chance to grab a year-long souvenir from the Royal Marines Sgt's Mess panto Pirates of the Curried Beans

The Quay in Sandwich will soon be transformed into a hub of medieval boat building.

A random act of kindness was met with a mixture of gratitude and paranoia.

A much-awaited medieval boat project at the Quay in Sandwich will help bring alive the town’s rich history.

An artefact used by a Russian Tsar as his paperweight has gone under the hammer in Kent this week... and there's quite a story behind it too.

A guitar maker who has produced instruments for the likes of Dolly Parton and The Clash has now crafted one for The Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney.

On Wednesday, film extra Stuart Jaenicke watched himself and friend Nadine Lawson on BBC's Wolf Hall, which was filmed at Dover Castle

School authorities called the police after pills were found inside a condom – only to learn it was part of a pupil’s artwork.

A site manager discovered an all new meaning to the phrase "meat and veg" when he found a potato shaped like a man’s private parts.

A nightclub is finally reopening - and the new owners want our readers to help choose a name!

A naturist social club has lost the battle to keep its caravans in the face of parish council objections.

A 100-mile pump trolley challenge is being undertaken by staff and volunteers at Kent & East Sussex Railway for Comic Relief.

Deal’s post boxes will be given a face lift anytime between April and March next year, it has been confirmed.

Gamers and developers from as far way as America will be in Margate this weekend for GEEK 2015.

Two public meetings will be held next month over the £40m Betteshanger Sustainable Parks Project