A woman priest who made history in Kent is set to give her final service at the weekend following a 'rollercoaster ministry'.

Our hugely popular First Class supplement featuring children from across the area will be in newspapers this week.

A vicar burst into tears after bags full of donated harvest festival produce for the needy were swiped.

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.

Four days of folk song, music, dance, crafts and tradition come to one of the widest high streets in the country this week.

Three restaurants in Kent have been awarded Michelin Stars for 2019, and another receives a prestigious Bin Gourmand award.

Winemaker sees healthy half-year growth as its investment programme continues.

Angry residents fear a “bodge job” repair by council contractors in a town centre will lead to someone getting hurt.

The NHS is refusing to pay £910 a year to help Kent-based patients with diabetes test their blood sugar levels.

War hero Colin Deverell describes the success of flying missions he took part in across occupied France as "lucky".

Get away from the daily grind with a visit to one of Kent's windmills before they shut for the winter.

Beer brand will distribute thousands of bottles of lager to vineyards across the country - and into France.

Football greats Ray Parlour and David Seaman met at a greasy spoon which serves a 7,500-calorie breakfast to talk about getting into shape.

A driver had to be cut free from a car by firefighters after it rolled over.

A charity that grants wishes for seriously ill children has made a young cancer survivor one of its ambassadors.

The best stories from across Kent are now available to read in one countywide newspaper.

The iconic Darling Buds of May farm has gone on the market.

A winemaker is set to become the largest in the country after a land deal which could make it capable of producing a million bottles each year.

The National Trust kicks off its harvest events including Apple Days and Honey and Hops from this weekend.

A high-ranking bishop has called on the Government to "fix" its controversial Universal Credit benefit system, amid a surge in demand at food banks.