A controlled explosion has destroyed one of the main buildings at a landmark power station.

A scientific community has taken hold in the county as firms take advantage of pre-built facilities, cheaper rents and a friendly tax environment.

A 37-acre solar park proposed for a small village has been rejected by a planning inspector.

The valuable Vinegar Bible left a sour taste in its publisher's mouth - because it's full of spelling errors.

Discovery Park in Sandwich and the Turner Contemporary in Margate is helping to form links between science and art.

Kent is set to swelter next week with forecasters predicting some of the highest temperatures in ten years.

Scores of nutty professors and laboratory whizz kids came together for the launch of a new network of science firms linking with global players.

Councillors overwhelmingly support proposals to lobby government to build a new nuclear power station in Kent.

Who won the epic battle between snake and moorhen? And what has upset pigeon fanciers? It's the Friday News Quiz.

A solar farm that could power up to 1,500 homes was given the go-ahead by district planners last week.

A huge Tyrannosaurus Rex has been unleashed in a Kent town this afternoon after travelling to the area on a flatbed truck.

Which pop star appeared to a girl in a coma? What world record attempt put a man in A&E? Test your news knowledge with the Friday News Quiz.

Work has begun on a £150m expansion of a wind farm off the coast of Kent.

Children who starred in a viral video on YouTube have been subjected to vile abuse from internet trolls.

Saharan dust and local and continental pollution could be causing sore eyes and throats across the county today.

A company which has developed a skin cancer scanner has moved to the county.

As the latest figures reveal one in five people in parts of Kent are obese, we look at the complex reasons behind the county's obesity crisis.

The long-awaited Apple Watch goes on sale later this month ... but queues like these at Bluewater may be a thing of the past.

County Council leader Paul Carter calls on company to put its cables undergound instead of using 50m high pylons.

A new name has been announced for Castle Community College, which is undergoing sponsorship to get out of special measures.