A dentist who admitted 70 failings in his treatment of 15 patients is being allowed to practise by the industry's regulator.

With parts of the county still among the worst in England for Covid infection rates, the toughest restrictions look like they are here to stay.

Drivers faced queues on a main road earlier this evening following reports of a three-car accident.

A blaze by a railway line has left train services unable to run.

Two men from Kent have been jailed alongside 21 others as part of a two-year police investigation into an organised crime network.

Two men have been charged following an attack which left the victim with head injuries.

A witness appeal has been made after a man was injured in an attack and two people were arrested.

Two people were conned into handing over money after fraudsters pretended to be police officers.

The Lions club are not letting Covid stand in the way of some festive good cheer.

The membership of a campaign group opposed to a garden village proposal has voted overwhelmingly to support a rival scheme.

A binman killed in a tragic accident has been hailed as a hero for trying to prevent an even more dangerous incident.

Officers are carrying out road checks and foot patrols in three west Kent towns throughout December.

Job centres across Kent are recruiting new 'work coaches' to help get people back into employment.

Thousands of children will be given flu vaccines after missing out earlier in the year due to school bubbles having to isolate from coronavirus.

Professional management might be the way to end years of political "interference."

The members of Save Capel are being asked to vote on whether the group should accept a new proposal with fewer homes.

We were urged to take extra care as heavy downpours and snow hit Kent.

An award winning day care centre for dogs has opened its first site in Kent.

Christmas shoppers are being urged to visit their local high street and independent stores, rather than jump on Amazon.

Rare albino squirrels have been sighted again.