Natasha's Law took effect in October and since then, food labs have had a serious rise in undeclared allergen samples being tested in packaged food.

Find pre-loved deals and vintage treasures at some of the county’s biggest and best boot fairs.

A heroic couple who wrestled a murderous ex-husband off his wife after stumbling across the bloodbath on their way to breakfast have spoken out.

Anyone jumping on a train over the Bank Holiday may have to rearrange travel plans as certain routes are to undergo maintenance once again.

An investigation has found special needs and disability funding in Kent has reached a £103m cash deficit and parents are losing faith in the system.

New documents reveal the 157 businesses still owed more than £1m by a Kent butchery chain which went into administration last month.

A railway station will be closed for several days to passengers and commuters due to much needed repairs.

A fundraiser has been launched to fix £2,700 of damage at a playing field left covered in rubbish and human faeces after travellers pitched up.

A Kent MP now stands as the joint-second favourite to replace Boris Johnson amid the PartyGate fallout.

A man who brutally attacked his ex-wife in a failed attempt to kill her has been jailed for more than 30 years.

A town is feeling 'very angry' at KCC's 'unfair' rejection of its plans for a new community hub.

A serving councillor will stand trial charged with historic sex crimes allegedly committed while he taught at a prestigious school.

From nuclear disasters to flooding, pandemics and even dead whales, meet the agency tasked with getting the county back on our feet.

A lamb found unresponsive by the roadside is being nurtured back to health thanks to round-the-clock care by volunteers.

One part of Kent has been shamed as among the country's worst when it comes to adapting homes for elderly or disabled people.

Volunteers at a Kent animal sanctuary are working round the clock to save a lamb found alone, freezing and barely responsive by the roadside.

The families of victims abused by David Fuller have been left with a "huge dilemma" after the High Court rejected their calls for a public inquiry.

From egg hunts to spring nature trails, finish your Easter holiday on a high with these great days out.

A cafe, a bar, offices or housing have all been touted as possible options for the future for a Kent castle as ideas are put out to the public.

Proposals for a 200-space lorry parking area which would have taken trucks off the roads in Kent have been refused.