Prince Richard, the Duke of Gloucester, cut a ribbon to open the Kent Institute of Medicine and Surgery after taking a tour of the new hospital.

Two people will appear at magistrates for possessing cannabis and a further two were given fixed penalty notices. In total 30 people were searched.

Huge regeneration plans for a town centre have been scrapped after lead developer Sainsbury’s pulled out of the project today.

A bank with a social conscience hopes to attract £190m from its savers by the end of 2018 after receiving a big investment.

She still wears weird head gear better than anyone on the planet and now Grace Jones has been unveiled as the Hop Farm Festival's final headline act.

Free advice on how to avoid being flooded in future will be on offer to victims this month.

Tonbridge Swimming Pool has re-opened after £300,000 was spent clearing up after the Christmas floods.

The Hastings to Tonbridge railway line has reopened today after months of landslips.

A car mounted a hedgerow and crashed into a post on a residential street in Maidstone

Maidstone's Fringe Festival will bring a range of artists to the town when it returns in May

Hon Cheong Chu, of Tarragon Road, Maidstone, has been charged with a string of offences, including assault and possessing a prohibited firearm

Officers investigating claims a bird was decapitated, have charged a man from Tonbridge

Organisers of the Hop Farm Music Festival say founders of the original event at the site will not use the Hop Farm's name if they resurrect the shows.

A pervert molested a woman hours after getting married... and took photos of victims while they slept.

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Suspects were found to have traveled more than 200 miles to target Tonbridge shops.

A 55-year-old man remains in custody on suspicion of assault and firearms offences after police stormed his home.

An investigation has been launched to find out if Jimmy Savile abused school children during a visit in the 1970s.

Sheltered housing across Tonbridge and Malling opens its doors to the public during a week-long celebration this week.

The pool with open to the public for the first time in three months after it was damaged by flood water.