New details have been revealed of continued works and closures on the A2, which continue beyond the New Year.

A former mayor forced to apologise publicly to a woman he was ruled to have bullied has made unfounded claims the allegations against him are lies.

A former Grade II-listed town centre bank stood empty for six years could be overhauled into flats.

An A-road was closed in both directions for three hours following a crash involving two cars.

Rishi Sunak has made it one of his key pledges – but is he winning in the battle to curb the number of small boats crossing the Channel?

A couple both aged over 100 say they have never argued during 81 years of marriage and admit: “We had no idea we’d last this long.”

Pupils have been missing school as a signalling fault has caused the cancellation of a vital train service, which has not been running since Friday.

An inspirational nurse who founded a charity dedicated to caring for terminally ill patients has died aged 89.

Not all of a Brexit-themed Banksy can be saved following the demolition of the building it appeared on, council bosses have revealed.

Town centre traders are split over plans to extend a high street traffic ban – with some fearing it could “kill” their small shops.

A plan to increase the size of a gypsy and traveller site failed to get approval, following fears of increased traffic and over-development.

Multiple road closures are blighting a Kent village – costing businesses thousands of pounds in lost trade and leaving residents angry and frustrated.

A playful seal has been captured frolicking in a river, where it is seen diving in and out of the water.

An eye-catching new image shows how part of a town could be transformed with a new culture and education hub.

A mum who thought she was unable to conceive naturally was stunned after giving birth without knowing she was pregnant.

A number of councils across Kent are offering free parking during the Christmas period to encourage residents to shop locally.

Part of a Kent pier remains closed off almost two weeks after being damaged by Storm Ciarán.

Hundreds of Pfizer staff in Kent have today been officially informed their jobs are at risk.

Plans to redevelop a popular leisure centre are set to still go ahead despite a near £9 million deficit for the project.

A pitch-black footpath where street lights are constantly broken by vandals has become a no-go zone, say anxious residents.