Police are investigating two diving deaths less than 24 hours apart in Kent.

A record-breaking attendance at this year’s Open has reminded Kent authorities that transport links must be improved before the tournament returns.

Tens of thousands of jobs would be created if a Kent airport is revived, developers told a meeting of councillors.

A waste management business said its Kent operations are poised to break even as it warned investors profits will be at the lower end of expectations.

The new owners of a popular pub and music venue previously known as The Hole in the Roof have been revealed.

Kent's Tammy Beaumont and Laura Marsh helped England win the Women's Cricket World Cup at Lord's on Sunday.

A Kent town's regatta week which brings in between 20,000 to 30,000 visitors each year starts today.

A 17-year-old girl with a rare cancer will fly to America for specialist surgery this summer.

Monks from the Hare Krishna Temple in London are travelling through several Kent towns this week as part of a five-day walk for peace.

A top secondary school has been forced to shorten its hours on a Friday due to crippling budget cuts.

The largest shareholder in model maker Hornby has increased its stake in the company after making a takeover bid.

The amount of people sleeping rough has gone up by three times in two years

This picture shows the hazards that irresponsibly parked vehicles cause to the district’s most vulnerable.

A film featuring life on the Kent coalfield and the impact of the closure of the collieries premieres this weekend.

Hundreds of people waiting months for surgery could be seen within weeks at a modern hospital just across the border in France.

Two council area offices are expected to close and the future of a third is uncertain.

It might be three years away but already plans are in place for Sandwich to once again host golf's biggest tournament.

An old hospital ravaged by flames had been "trashed" from the time the new owners bought it.

Pupils at Sandwich Technology School were given the chance to exhibit their work outside the classroom

A project which supports people with mental health issues has received a share of more than £100,000 from Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott