Heavy rain has caused havoc with the harvest for many wheat growers in Kent.

A project which supports people with mental health issues has received a share of more than £100,000 from Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott

Decibel tests are to be taken on the centuries-old clock chimes at a Kent church because of a single complaint from a neighbour.

An IT support firm, a medical manufacturer and a coffee company were the big winners at Kent's most prestigious business awards - KEiBA 2017.

A wine boss says his industry may struggle to satisfy the appetite for English wine as a housing chief says his sector is behind on national targets.

Failing to get a trade agreement with the EU after Brexit would lead to “queues going back miles” from Kent’s ports, says ITV journalist Robert Peston

The president of one of France’s longest-established champagne families braved the rain to break ground on his first vineyard in Kent.

The week's latest sports news from across the county.

Kent is a “very inspiring” place for business which attracts firms thanks to its natural setting but links to major city centres, say bosses.

A new Lower Thames Crossing “can’t come too soon” but the government has to adequately compensate nearby residents, according to haulage campaigners.

Hundreds lined the streets for an uplifting parade as part of the annual Sikh celebration

Artefacts from the Wrens to the heritage of the former Kent Coalfield – all and more can now be discovered at Deal Maritime and Local History Museum.

Items such as old phones, clothes and books will help a Kent man fulfil his dream of building and furnishing a new school for orphans in Uganda.

The Chancellor upped taxes for the self-employed to tackle a growing trend of people using the tax advantages without generating growth, say experts.

Hundreds of people packed into a church to pay their respects to the 193 who died when the Herald of Free Enterprise capsized 30 years ago today.

An RNLI fundraiser is appealing for memorabilia and information about one of the country’s oldest surviving lifeboats since its return to Kent

Hotels may already be fully booked but some residents and businesses are sceptical about the return of The Open to Sandwich

One of Kent’s most senior councillors has raised concerns that impending reforms to business rates will take large businesses away from the county.

A seagull left shoppers in a flap after it entered a Poundland store and began crashing into wires causing signs to fall down.

A little-known manufacturer is ready to go global with its life-saving product after quietly going about its work for 20 years.