Two gang members who used diggers to smash into businesses and steal their cash machines across Kent have been ordered to pay back thousands.

Campaigners are lobbying for a new secondary school as their children face “intolerable” daily journeys to class.

A man charged with the murder of a "dedicated father and grandfather" has appeared in court this morning.

From festive fairs to spectacular fireworks, we’ve got five unmissable events coming to Kent this November.

Businesses and villagers say problems with the ticket machines in a public car park are putting people off visiting the high street.

A pub which has sat empty for five years will no longer need to be demolished, as a council drops plans for a junction revamp.

Visit some of Kent’s beautiful historic homes and get stuck into fun, autumnal activities.

A mum who endured a “catalogue of horrors” has spoken of the fairytale moment her luck changed.

A registered sex offender has been jailed after he sent explicit images to a girl he believed was 13.

A Kent station needs votes to win a prestigious competition ahead of rivals from other counties in the South East.

Police and paramedics were called after a woman suffered a medical episode.

A family were given an incredible £18k donation towards their dream of creating an accessible bedroom for their four-year-old.

There are just a few days left before the entry deadline for a town’s music competition passes.

A council has backed a campaign to support local farmers through catering at council-organised events despite an attempt to leave out meat and dairy.

A shopkeeper has been criticised after plans to convert a village pub into a farm shop and restaurant fell short of what was promised.

A council has said waste collections are almost completely back on track after being asked if it will pay compensation for missed collections.

A council will lobby the government to give national protection to one of its most cherished landscapes.

A hospital that was bought by the NHS at the start of the year has welcomed its first patients after a six-month transition period.

The new head at a £50,000-a-year boarding school reveals how it tackles social media and the proposed 20% hike in its fees.

Private Eye editor Ian Hislop, who lives in Kent, was sitting in a taxi when it was thought to have been shot at.