Work has now started to transform a historic church in Kent into a prime tourist attraction.

Police are investigating after cash and a Sat Nav were stolen from two cars in Woodnesborough.

The parents of a Deal gardener killed in a hit and run in London have said their son’s death was “avoidable” and are calling for harsher sentences.

Police have been cracking down on anti-social behaviour around a train station in Kent.

A man in his 70s died in a 'tragic accident' after becoming trapped beneath his car on a sloping driveway.

A 70-year-old building business boosted turnover by more than £25 million after securing contracts with Rolls Royce and BMW.

Three Kent MPs have spoken out against plans for 70 "monstrous" electricity pylons stretching for 12 miles through the east Kent countryside.

A person has been taken to hospital after a crash on a major route.

Warning signs have been erected informing dog owners of a potentially deadly substance that could end up on Dover and Deal beaches.

Bringing her passion and flair for fundraising to a new charity, Kerry Rubins has been recruited by Martha Trust.

Costa Coffee in Sandwich has given pupils at Sir Roger Manwood's a boost by sponsoring the hockey and netball teams.

A high-speed train service has been timetabled to help commuters in east Kent after cracks in a sea wall forced closure of a major line into London.

Two Dachshunds named after Gogglebox's Steph and Dom were saved by the Dogs Trust after an attempt to smuggle them into the UK.

Cracks in the sea wall and damage to the rail line between Dover and Folkestone has forced Southeastern to announce a reshuffle of train services.

An adult and social care committee has recommended the privatisation of a care home.

Planning officers have supported turning a historic pub into a housing development - despite strong opposition from villagers.

A train commuter has hit out at an MP, claiming he has failed his constituents over train disruptions - which have forced him to rent a London flat.

Cross-Channel ferries could be carrying patients seeking treatment from French doctors from April.

The curtain goes up on Jack and the Beanstalk, the New Ash Players’ pantomime tomorrow (Thursday).

A taskforce has been set up to oversee the rebuilding of the railway damaged by high seas before Christmas.