Our hugely popular First Class supplement, featuring pupils from the district's primary schools has appeared in The Mercury this week.

A man who took a beating to save a woman being battered in broad daylight by her abusive partner has urged others to do the same as him.

A town has given details of its marking of the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.

The Bishop of Dover, who took aim at the Government's handling of Universal Credit this summer, has announced he is to retire after nine years.

The entire nation is uniting in pink throughout October as the work of breast cancer charities is brought to the fore.

An investigation's been launched and a councillor suspended after he used a phrase including the N-word during a meeting.

An NHS dentist facing closure will remain open until a permanent solution is found, it has been announced.

Critics have hit out at changes to a centuries old tradition in the name of political correctness.

A swimmer has set a new cross-Channel record.

A biomass power plant capable of supplying 50,000 homes will be officially unveiled in Kent today.

Calls have been made for a Tory councillor to resign after making jokes about slavery online.

Scout groups will sleep in cardboard boxes to help the homeless.

Traffic was delayed following an accident on a key roundabout.

Hospitals in Kent are to share nearly £6.5m to cope with winter strains.

The new occupiers of a sought after café situated at the end of a Kent pier have been announced following a nine month closure.

Model maker Hornby has signed a potentially lucrative deal with the film studio behind Harry Potter and DC superheroes like Batman and Superman.

One group's perceived dangers of a no deal Brexit will be aired tonight on BBC Inside Out

A woman has been fined by a court for repeatedly dumping rubbish in an alleyway.

A wartime aircraft may have been found in the seabed off Kent.

Memories of countless shifts down Kent's pits will be shared at a miners' reunion tomorrow.