Police have been called after protesters stormed into a business park, blocking roads and painting buildings red.

A dad-of-two left his wife and children “scared and screaming” after he broke into her new home.

Councillors hope a closed cinema will soon be used by more community groups after plans to install a new fire exit were approved.

A head teacher has dismissed claims pupils are not "prepared for life in modern Britain" following a damning Ofsted report.

The death of a 13-year-old has inspired a remarkable legacy, raising £300,000 and helping to train more than 100 medical staff in paediatric care.

Councillors have allowed a pub to keep a holiday let and pizza oven in its garden after they were installed without planning permission.

Footage of a boat motoring through a beauty spot has sparked environmental concerns about visitors disturbing birds that face extinction.

More than half-a-million pounds is set to be spent upgrading a popular park after a council agreed to release funding.

A free festival celebrating a major river running through the county is set to be in full swing for six days this month.

A CCTV image has been released of a woman police would like to speak to after pro-Palestine protestors stormed a weapons factory.

A fire-hit church that closed more than 20 years ago is set for a "phoenix-like rebirth" as new flats, developers say.

An antique shop boss has blamed new EU border rules for the closure of his store - just months after another trader quit for the same reason.

Traffic bound for the Channel ports could be “stacked” in fields to avoid chaos on Kent’s roads when new EU border checks come in, reports say.

A half-finished paint job on a Kent road has been described as a perfect example of “not my job, mate” culture.

A mobility scooter rider was airlifted to hospital after being hit by a car on a seafront road.

Hundreds of people filled the streets for a Kent town’s Pride march yesterday, despite the wet weather.

Long-awaited plans to replace a historic seafront cinema with a new two-screen auditorium do not include enough seats, campaigners say.

A three-day music and dance festival will still go ahead despite being refused a premises licence amid fears over crime.

Drivers are facing 90-minute delays at the Port of Dover - as travel experts issue a warning over congestion ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend.

A family who sold their own home to buy a farm shop are now planning to replace it and add a new cafe.