An immigration raid at an Indian restaurant has resulted in two workers being detained

Transport bosses are set to finally decide on plans for a new motorway junction in Kent - about a decade after the proposals were first mooted.

Two people were treated by ambulance crews after a fire broke out in a workshop.

A grinning delivery driver is facing a at least 10 years in prison after targeting motorists in rural Kent with rocks.

A pervert who was blackmailed by one of his victims after grooming children over Skype has been handed a 13-year sentence.

A councillor has praised the work of emergency services after coming across a crash on a main road that killed a man and left five others injured.

A 35-year-old man has been charged with a string of fraud offences across the country.

Police are asking for witnesses to come forward after a 37-year-old man died in a car crash.

When a drama society auditioned for parts in a play - Absent Friends - little did they realise how true that might be.

Enforcement officers have handed out fines worth nearly £160,000 in less than a year as part of a council clampdown on litter louts

The man behind the planting of 40 vineyards across Kent over four decades says the industry is healthy but a long way from making anyone super rich.

It is 20 years today since the 'people's princess' was tragically killed. We examine the imprint she left on people and organisations in the county.

Put some colour back in your life as Kent’s gardens burst into bloom: here's where to find six of the best across the county.

Motorists suffered delays after a freak accident on a busy road.

Thousands of spectators descended on Hythe to watch a waterborne spectacular that dates back to 1890.

As A-Level results day arrives a leading charity has warned school children are feeling increasing levels of stress.

Enjoy the slower pace of life down on the farm this weekend as a tractorfest and country fair returns with some 100 tractors and fun family events.

A&E departments in east Kent have been likened to those in third-world countries as shock figures reveal waiting times to be the worst in England.

A petition signed by 500 people was not enough to save a bar from losing its distinctive colour that was popular with locals.

A senior official has defended a project to commemorate people who served in the armed forces amid claims it has dishonoured those killed in battle.