A mum who spent months building up the confidence to leave home by herself was attacked by a hooded gang as she tried to cross the road.

A street party was held in Tonbridge to celebrate a successful fund-raiser for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

THe first electric minibus in the county will help disabled and vulnerable people when it launches next month.

Kent is braced for flooding issues as thunderstorms are due to strike today.

The people behind a series prostitution offences in the county have been sentenced.

The cabinet member for strategic planning at Tonbridge and Malling council is confident the borough's plan is sound, despite criticisms.

A pedestrian suffered serious chest and abdomen injuries after being run over during the school run.

A Spitfire, cooking on rations and the chance to hear first hand accounts from Second World War soldiers are all part of an annual Home Front event.

Scores of suspected violent and organised criminals have been arrested by officers during three days of action.

A school has issued an 'unreserved apology' after asking pupils to nominate their best-looking classmates.

A Gucci bag stuffed with £1,000 cash is among the items to be seized by police today.

Fire crews rescued a woman who was trapped after a car flipped onto its side.

Motorway closures are set to clash with the start of the summer holidays next month.

Three people will be sentenced later this week after police raids on brothels in Kent where women were found in cheerleader's outfits.

A chief executive pocketing more than £100k a year says there is a "strong argument" for closing three advice surgeries.

The future of nearly 80 Post Offices across the county could be secured under a new policy announced by the Labour Party.

A two-week-old horse was found "frightened and very dehydrated" in a field after being thrown over a gate.

Met Office forecasters have warned the county faces heavy rain and stormy conditions tomorrow.

The Government has thrown a spanner in the works of community fetes across the country, says councillor.

Clinical commissioning groups in certain parts of Kent have decided not to cut back on the number of treatment cycles offered to couples for now.