Work to replace one of a town's busiest roundabouts with traffic lights has been pushed back due to "unforeseen delays".

Pupils at schools across the county are discovering their grades today after another year which saw exams cancelled because of the pandemic.

A councillor who suggested a 'Home Guard' should be used to deal with asylum seekers landing in Kent has spoken out after a barrage of criticism.

People are being urged to never charge electricals during the night in the wake of a house fire.

Pupils at schools across the county are discovering their grades today after another year which saw exams cancelled because of the pandemic.

A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been put in place across parts of Kent.

A Grade I-listed castle - said to have once hosted Mick Jagger - has been put on the market.

Charities have hit out at the government as the number of asylum seekers crossing in small boats passes 10,000 this year.

Plans for a new, environmentally-friendly community hall have emerged, after the village's existing one's roof collapsed.

Almost 500 people in small boats reached the UK yesterday while authorities in France stop another 246 people from reaching Kent.

A theatre, which has been closed since the first lockdown 17 months ago, is gearing up to welcome audiences back.

Emergency services have rescued a person stuck in mud up to their waist on a beach.

Plans to instal more than 100 colourful beach huts along the coast are one step closer to becoming a reality after funding was approved.

Police say they are prepared amid fears of a repeat of a cookout that ended in violence last year.

A flood defence scheme to protect almost 2,000 homes for the next 25 years has received a major funding boost as work gets under way.

A weather warning has been issued ahead of tomorrow when wind speeds are predicted to reach highs of 50mph.

An appeal has been launched for people to get vaccinated after poor uptake left some clinics having to be cancelled.

An 18-month-long roadworks scheme is set to start next week, but some business owners fear trade will take a hefty hit.

Asylum seekers being smuggled into the UK are being threatened with violence and sexual assault, while others risk injury and hypothermia.

Trains between Kent and the Sussex coast are being disrupted this morning by a fault with the signalling system.