A man who had vanished for three days has now been discovered safe and well, police have now confirmed.

A councillor wants a section of a Kent port to be christened to commemorate the Queen's 70th year on the throne.

The mother of a missing man is renewing her appeal for information 50 days on from his disappearance.

A million-pound renovation of a historic building's forecourt in the heart of a town has been delayed until after the summer.

Places such as pubs, restaurants, theatres and hotels, affected by the Omicron variant, can apply for one-off grants in a Kent district.

Secret Drinker paid a visit to a historic family pub at the very heart of its community.

A special new school has begun this term and aims to later expand from having 22 pupils to 46.

Tickets are now on sale, and selling fast, for a popular German Music Night in aid of a residential care charity.

Police are asking for help in identifying nuisance drivers abusing the roads in high performance cars.

One Kent district is to get nearly £500,000 of Government money to help those sleeping rough.

The budget hotel chain has confirmed it is "reviewing" a former Poundland premises in the heart of a Kent seaside town.

A developer whose housing application has more than 350 objections has reduced its proposal by two homes.

An electric car that ran out of charge is just one of the unusual items forgotten by hotel goers in Kent last year.

Details have been confirmed about what exactly will be looked at in a two-part investigation concerning the murder of Sarah Everard.

Last respects have been paid to a Normandy veteran who met and married his wife during the war and recently died at the age of 101.

Tribute bands for the Rolling Stones and Status Quo play in a Kent venue, on the same night, at the end of the month.

Nine performances of a sold-out pantomime, performed by ex-Royal Marines, have been cancelled due to illness among the cast.

A district has gained more than £170,000 in a Government grant to help people such as rough sleepers and the elderly.

A flood warning and alerts were issued in Kent as high spring tides and strong winds were expected.

Bus services have been cancelled across four Kent towns due to driver absences.