Firefighters used a ladder and line to pluck out a victim who had tumbled into deep water at a town centre.

Two areas could merge into one as the last remaining green field separating them becomes the subject of a bid to build 435 homes.

Strict new rules for captive birds and poultry come into force from today as officials try to clamp down on outbreaks of avian flu.

A special 50 pence piece, to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, has been unveiled and demand for it is expected to be high.

With temperatures plummeting and heating bills rising here are seven ways you can help warm your home this winter.

A hospital has been given a positive rating a year after it closed mental health services for children and adolescents after a damning inspection.

The county's winegrowers have dominated a list of the top vineyards to visit all year round.

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people are expected to take to the countryside this weekend in a bid to Save Kent's Green Spaces.

Two days of festive fun have been cancelled, with organisers citing a rise in Covid-19 cases across Europe as a contributing factor.

A sex offender who peered into women's houses and exposed himself has been jailed after police found he tried to commit offences against children.

A Kent stately home has announced its festive experience for children this year, which includes a panto-style show and a visit to see Santa.

A midwife has revealed the pressures facing staff as vigils across England are held amid fears understaffing is making the service unsafe.

A teenager who wanted to escape the "toxic" environment of his home town because of a feud with a former friend has been locked up.

Taxpayers face a £750,000 bill as the government finds a novel reason to order a complete re-work of housing targets.

Two men accused of being involved with bringing cocaine and ketamine into Kent have been detained.

Festive lights are starting to twinkle across the county. We take a look at where you can see lights switch-ons near you in Kent this year.

Plans have been revealed for a 200-strong HGV park to be built in a field in Kent.

"I spend half my time dealing with the backlog, and half dealing with complaints about the backlog,' confessed a council planning officer.

Residents groups across the county are coming together in a bid to save Kent's green spaces from becoming housing estates.

A state-of-the-art sport facility is up for sale - to anyone who has upwards of £4.5m in their pocket.