A Kent MP who served in Afghanistan and is critical of the decision to withdraw troops has spoken out in parliament.

A young politics graduate has seen his political career advance still further by being chosen for a top leadership role.

A food and ale trail, encouraging people to visit pubs, breweries, cafes and markets in a town with rewards at the end, has launched in a Kent town.

It seems you can enjoy the Euro2020 quarter final tonight without worry - a clever cat predicts England will beat Ukraine.

A council has come to a decision over a new horse crematorium in Kent which saw 89 people send in their objections.

People would pay more in council tax for living in an area with public loos, under plans proposed by a local authority.

Covid-19 cases are rising across Kent but hospital admissions remain low.

A trust is looking to address the shortfall of qualified doctors in the county by creating housing and a teaching block for 145 students.

Overflowing bins packed with cardboard have pushed a council to introduce temporary recycling units while collections are suspended.

A top insurance broker whose £100,000 swindle to feed his gambling addiction left schools without cover for musical instruments has avoided jail.

A man in his sixties was found dead by police after calls were made regarding concern for his welfare.

Only two sites in the county for asymptomatic testing will remain open after today, as eight more close.

A nurse with a condition affecting one in 10 women says battling for a diagnosis left her feeling like she was mad.

A driver fled the scene of a crash after their car hit a telegraph pole following a late night crash forcing the road to be shut.

This English Wine Week, here are the award winning Kent tipples recognised in one of the industry's biggest global contests.

Recycling bin collections in part of Kent will be suspended for two weeks as a contractor struggles to recruit drivers.

A man walking on the tracks caused delays to services as police and Network Rail workers rushed to get him to safety.

A refuse company warned to improve its performance or risk financial penalties has been fined again by a council for more disrupted bin collections.

It's World UFO Day and one author sets his experience of going on a hunt for the truth in Kent against other unexplained incidents.

From a motorbike jumble, to wartime-themed fun, and live music to getting back to nature, we've found seven events across Kent to try this weekend.