Ian Hayden, 44, from Paddock Wood, is demanding his money back for a sofa he bought from Harveys in Aylesford.

Jayne White, 54, and Lucy White, 20, both from Maidstone and Dr Alan Pollock, from Larkfield, used fake boarding cards to buy duty-free cigarettes.

The mother of a man who took his own life has criticised the NHS after they repeatedly failed to section him.

Four families have moved out of their homes to make way for A21 dualling work, in a bid to reduce congestion and prevent accidents.

A family-owned MOT, servicing and repair company picked up the top prize at the Kent Invicta Chamber Business Awards.

Terence Hughes allegedly stole four items from a Tonbridge property.

A Kent school has been fined £10,000 after a pupil almost died when he was hit in the head with a shotput during a PE lesson.

Kent's main roads are set to be gritted for the first time in weeks to cope with predicted sub-zero temperatures.

More than 250 primary school children have wowed a packed audience in a singing competition.

Five nights of lane closures will be enforced on the A21, which links Tonbbridge to Pembury, next week.

A crafty worker who stole more than £20,000 from his employers by concealing £50 notes in chocolate wrappers has been jailed.

The Defence Secretary Michael Fallon will open a networking event for hundreds of companies in Kent.

A father who rowed with his wife just moments before a crash which left his son brain-injured has admitted driving dangerously.

The historic castle near Tonbridge opens this weekend in support of the National Garden Scheme.

Figures reveal only one third of crimes reported end in a positive conclusion, with the boroughs' ten most prolific offenders racking up 235 charges.

Network Rail has apologised to passengers over "unacceptable levels of service and overcrowding" at London Bridge station.

Scammers posing as the court service are sending emails laced with malware to Kent residents instructing them to attend court.

Residents of Aylesford who wanted a BT exchange box move which appeared in a conservation area have celebrated success after a week.

The fixed five-year parliament bill needs to repealed, argues Sir John Stanley.

Four times as many cases of scarlet fever have been reported in Kent compared to the same period last year, prompting a warning from health experts.