Two men were taken to hospital following a serious crash close to a former pub.

Friends are making a desperate appeal amid concerns for a father-of-two who has not been seen since last weekend.

A Kent bishop has lent her weight to a campaign by the Mothers' Union against violence towards women.

The deaths of 27 men, women and children willing to risk everything was the worst Channel tragedy yet, but not everyone saw it that way.

A homeowner is demanding urgent checks after the frame of a new house has been erected "just steps" from her back door.

More than 100 community organisations gained £120,000 between them from a council winter grants payout.

A support hub has been set up by a council to help the long-term jobless in its district back into work.

A hairdresser's lockdown struggle opened the door to a new business venture.

Singers who won a national television competition are giving their first performance under a new name.

Concerns over vibrations from the use of heavy machinery during a £1million forecourt renovation have prompted a museum to shut.

The chance to meet Father Christmas - without booking - and browse stalls will be at Martha Trust Christmas Fayre.

People are urged to get their Covid jabs as cases rise again and are asked to take advantage of a district's third new vaccination centre.

Organisers of an ale festival need to search for a new venue after their usual one is put out of action for years.

Councillors and others are wearing white ribbons on a day highlighting male violence against women as efforts against the scourge continue Kent-wide.

A 30-year-old man has been arrested after a bottle of water was thrown through a council office window, forcing the closure of the building.

A Kent chemist is calling for girls to follow their dreams and pursue a career in science, technology, engineering or mathematics.

A protest will be held over the 'mounting annoyance' following the closure of blood clinics at a hospital.

Festive lights are starting to twinkle across the county. We take a look at where you can see lights switch-ons near you in Kent this year.

A town hall has shut its doors to the public today after a 'personal attack' on a member of its staff.

A planning application for 117 homes that was previously rejected has been voted through after just seven fewer were proposed.