An investigation into a grandfather and keen angler's death at a Kent castle has been dropped by police.

It's not gambling, it's helping people support good causes, argues a councillor in favour of a town lottery.

Five schools around Kent have been named among the best in the South East by the Sunday Times.

Olympic champions and a top athlete are being lined up to open a brand new leisure centre replacing the 1960s complex.

Kent has recorded the second highest number of Covid cases across UK local authority regions in the last week.

Environmental campaigners and politicians have opposed controversial plans to increase the number of flights in and out of Gatwick.

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.

Festive markets, nostalgic decorations and a children's winter time trail are on offer at National Trust properties across the county this Christmas.

It's that time of year when Spotify unveils our individual rundown of what we've been listening to all year - what will it say about you?

Strict new rules for captive birds and poultry come into force from today as officials try to clamp down on outbreaks of avian flu.

A special 50 pence piece, to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, has been unveiled and demand for it is expected to be high.

Police are searching a location in the county in connection with missing mum Alexandra Morgan.

A TV producer has returned to her home town to shoot her latest hit series.

With temperatures plummeting and heating bills rising here are seven ways you can help warm your home this winter.

A million-pound loan has been approved by a council to purchase and convert a care home into flats for people trapped in temporary accommodation.

A hospital has been given a positive rating a year after it closed mental health services for children and adolescents after a damning inspection.

The county's winegrowers have dominated a list of the top vineyards to visit all year round.

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people are expected to take to the countryside this weekend in a bid to Save Kent's Green Spaces.

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

A mum says her 12-year-old daughter had to stay at home for three months because she could not afford the £500 a week taxi fare.