Plain-clothed military patrols have been spotted on the Kent coast in a bid to tackle small boat crossings.

Going going, gone... the price could go through the roof when this former munitions store, believed to be Napoleonic, goes under the hammer.

A dad-of-two who asked a husband and wife a bizarre question before punching them both in the face has avoided jail.

A gritter driver escaped injury after his lorry rolled onto its side, dumping tonnes of salt across an A-road.

A long-standing Conservative councillor has quit after 60 years amid 'disenchantment' with the party saying it was a mistake to oust Boris Johnson.

Our reporter travelled all the way from Dartford to Dungeness using a new £2 bus fare cap, meeting an interesting character on the way.

Inspectors have found 'areas of concern' at maternity units during an unannounced visit - and will now decide whether to take enforcement action.

Seven new homes could be built next to a popular garden centre as part of plans to upgrade the site.

A pair of pigs found abandoned on the roadside tied to a lamppost have been taken in to be looked after by an animal sanctuary.

Residents has been left baffled by a bizarre vehicle spotted on Kent's roads.

A popular village pub famous for hog roasts and paella nights is to get new owners for the first time in 26 years.

A Grade II-listed pub which is highly rated on TripAdvisor has been put on the market for more than half a million pounds.

Whether you want to hit your fitness goals, beat your PB or raise money for charity, these runs and races are the perfect place to start.

Proposals to transform a stretch of shoreline by adding more than 100 beach huts and a water sports centre have taken a step forward.

Swimmers are being advised to avoid the waters along swathes of the Kent coast.

A car parts company facing a four-fold rise in its energy costs wants to invest in its future by installing solar panels.

Residents have launched a campaign to restore a fire-ravaged historic railway station, which has sat derelict for 50 years.

An Elizabethan-era shipwreck was discovered in a quarry in Kent while workers were dredging for building minerals earlier this year.

A former town mayor who gave much of her life to the community died just a month after her husband of more than 50 years.

Members of two railway unions are set to walk out next week in an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions, sparking further disruption.