The seats were full at Sunday's premiere of the new movie The Carer, starring Brian Cox

Look out for some tiny paw prints in the snow at Leeds Castle this winter as the magical world of Beatrix Potter brings A Tale of Christmas.

The KM is supporting a winter food drive to collect food for Maidstone's homeless.

A family forced to live in caravans are hoping to spend Christmas back in their own home - three years after it was severely damaged in a storm.

A car has driven into a ditch on Station Road

Gogglebox star Sandi Bogle joined kmfm, X Factor's Yes Lad and panto performers as Paddock Wood's Christmas lights were switched on

Boughton Monchelsea Place was the key setting for Brian Cox's latest movie.

One man who has worked backstage at the theatre since he was 15 is taking centre stage for the first time, but with a twist.

A Kent school has been named the best state secondary in the south east - and one of the top five in the country.

Doctors think a toddler with cerebral palsy could have her life changed thanks to surgery in the US.

The Virgin entrepreneur sent a video message to two former employees as they opened a new restaurant, with support from Kent artist Graham Clarke.

A yob who headbutted a police officer as he was being arrested for criminal damage, breaking his nose, has been locked up.

Bosses said there were some "good things" about the Chancellor's Autumn Statement, despite grim predictions about slowing growth.

A sacked former JP booted from a senior NHS position after speaking out against gay adoption says he is suing Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt.

A doctor who is dedicated to research to help his patients live more comfortable lives has been honoured with an award

At one Kent charity, donkeys, sheep, guinea pigs and other friendly animals are helping children come to terms with traumatic experiences.

Strong winds and heavy rain battered the county, causing fallen trees, flooding, power cuts and train and ferry cancellations.

Inspirational mum sets world record for the fastest completion of a Sahara Desert challenge in a wheelchair.

Ambulance staff across Kent will soon be using iPads to complete patient records and contact hospitals.

Maidstone's MP has told a planning inquiry traffic in the borough is the rule rather than the exception leaving the town at breaking point.