Fire crews have cut two women free from a car believed to have ended up on its side after a crash this morning.

The memory of a late Kent Police offer was celebrated with a charity football tournament on Saturday.

Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the treasury, rejected suggestions there is no money to improve flood defences in a visit to Yalding yesterday.

Lib Dem politician Danny Alexander will be in the village from 3.50pm to speak with residents about flooding.

A fresh bid for a grammar school annex in west Kent is on the cards just months after the government rejected two rival applications.

A Tonbridge man was arrested at the weekend, following an afternoon drugs raid.

Kent's Winter Olympics champion Lizzy Yarnold is calling for the Royal Mail to do a U-turn and paint a post box in her hometown gold.

A woman had cash snatched out of her hand at a cashpoint in Tonbridge.

Just a few months after launching, a luxury fashion and beauty company – founded in Kent – is being stocked in John Lewis stores across the UK.

Ongoing roadworks mean one lane remains closed on the Maidstone-bound stretch of Detling Hill.

Properties in Lamberhurst and Goudhurst are at risk of flooding.

County council taxpayers are likely to be hit with a hike in bills as a three-year freeze looks set to come to an end today.

A lorry and car collided on the M20 this morning.

A potential witness is urged to come forward after staff at a Halifax bank were robbed by a man holding a black hand gun.

Developers' plans for Junction 8 will "never be acceptable" said residents attending a public exhibition.

The county councillor for Loose has been filming traffic problems to provide evidence against a controversial housing scheme.

Areas around the River Medway and Beult remain on high alert for flooding today, as rain and strong winds are expected to batter the county.

The A21 was closed this afternoon following a multi-vehicle accident.

An emotional intensity was displayed in a concert by Maidstone Symphony Orchestra, writes Dr Brian Hick in his review.

The preferred bidders have been announced to run a college which is being broken up after amassing £16m of debt.