Cyclists can have their bikes security marked by police officers this weekend.

County MPs have hailed the Scottish referendum result as a 'fantastic' outcome after voters rejected independence.

Tonbridge and Malling MP Sir John Stanley has called for a public register listing people responsible for maintaining water ways to combat flooding.

Young people from across the County have the opportunity to improve their cricketing skills or try the sport for the first time on coaching courses.

A woman from Kent has taken it upon herself to write and record a song in a bid to raise awareness of the Royal British Legion.

The planning permission for a new drive-thru McDonalds in Tonbridge has been approved and work is expected to start next year.

A man has been sentenced to over 100 days in prison after repeatedly stealing from a shop and breaking a car windscreen.

Four police officers from Kent are gearing up to run nearly 30 miles in the Bournemouth marathon next month.

A drink driver couldn't even put his pint down before getting into his car, driving off and ramming cars - as a brave woman tried to stop him.

An armed robber is facing a lengthy jail sentence after carrying out a string of raids in a bizarre disguise.

Kent's Phones 4U stores have been closed as the firm is plunged into administration, leaving hundreds of county jobs under threat.

Kent Police are warning the public to be wary of rogue traders after a woman paid £500 to have her driveway cleaned with 'special chemicals.'

The group of seven illegal immigrants found in the back of a refrigerated lorry have been temporarily released while their claims are investigated.

Police have detained a group of suspected illegal immigrants found them in the back of a lorry.

Passengers are being left furious as problems caused by a broken down train this morning are continuing.

Rail fares are going up, but not by as much as feared.

The smell from a factory in Kent that has been a nuisance to residents for 20 years has been noticed again - despite the council's efforts to stop it.

Hundreds of Kent's top buildings and attractions will be throwing open their doors for free this weekend as part of the annual Heritage Open Days.

A Kent education adviser is departing amid concerns among governors and head teachers of a heavy-handed approach to under-performing schools.

An expert in international development has been selected by the Labour Party to contest the Tonbridge and Malling constituency at the next election.