Firefighters tackled a vehicle that was alight in the car park of a shopping centre in Kent on the weekend.

Kent Fire and Rescue service was called to a fire that broke out in a chip pan.

Three adults and two children are recovering after being hospitalised in a two-car crash.

A road has been completely blocked after a three-vehicle accident this morning.

Drivers tonight are facing ten mile tailbacks on the M25 after a motorbike collided with a car.

David Beckham was spotted walking in a Kent park today.

Five people have been arrested after thousands of litres of fuel was stolen from a pipeline running below the Deputy Prime Minister's country house.

Gemsal Djemal, from Riverhead in Sevenoaks, has been ordered to pay £6,695 after he was convicted of possessing class A drugs with intent to supply.

Drivers warned to face delays after incident on M20 near Wrotham and another on the A249 Detling Hill near Maidstone.

Queues are stretching back miles after a two lorry crash on the M25.

The quintessential Kent Messenger reader has a fondness for roast partridge and blackberry pie, according to YouGov. Read more strange claims here.

Two Kent companies have merged to form the largest independent pest control firm in the UK.

More than 28,000 notices have been issued to motorists in Kent for speeding or dangerous driving. Find out how your home town performed here.

A driver who gatecrashed Brands Hatch in the middle of a race has been put behind bars.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service were called to the M26, near Junction 2A for Wrotham, after a car caught alight.

A gang of seven thieves has been jailed for a string of card thefts across the county.

Schools and businesses are pulling out all the stops today in support of Children in Need.

A council has joined a social media website described as being equivalent to "chatting over a garden fence" in a bid to keep in touch with residents.

Santa, Rudolph and kmfm's breakfast presenters arrived in Tunbridge Wells to officially launch Christmas.

The recycling scheme of a council in Kent can continue as planned as new documents reveal it meets EU standards.