Singer Grace Jones brought the three-day Hop Farm Music Festival to a spectacular closure Sunday night.

The day when cars heading from Maidstone to Chatham do not have first to twice cross the River Medway moved a little closer today.

Fire unions have announced the first series of strikes over pensions stretching across eight days.

A motorcyclist was taken to hospital following a crash which closed a Staplehurst road for six hours.

A Kent vineyard has signed a deal to distribute its wines and ciders to 47 states in the US.

Flooded at Christmas and still not back in her home, Lisa Peacock has been told by her insurers they will no longer pay for rented accommodation.

There is no need for a developer to drive a road through an ancient wood, argue councillors.

A nine-year-old Weald girl is attempting to swim a mile to help stroke victims and their families.

Maidstone Council's decision to refuse a major redevelopment at the old KCC Springfield site is being challenged in the courts.

A Tory election hopeful thrown out of the party after a BNP poster appeared on his Facebook page said he had been hacked.

Up and coming musicians received a blow after the Hop Farm Music Festival cancelled a stage dedicated to new performers.

Let’s hear it for the girls who will be rocking the Hop Farm crowd – chart-topper Eliza Doolittle and soulful Cara Dillon.

A litter of kittens was found dumped in a ditch in a quiet country lane.

A former soldier has taken to the skies above Kent to raise £50,000 for other servicemen and women.

A family of five had to flee their house in the middle of the night after their dishwasher caught fire.

School sports hall opened in memory of popular teenager who died during a games lesson.

Brian Wilson and Al Jardine will be sending Good Vibrations through crowds in Paddock Wood next month.

A new way of tackling crime - which puts the control back into local neighbourhoods - is being unveiled today.

A driver has been jailed after a horrific crash left a pensioner unable to spend precious time with his dying wife because he was so badly injured.

A World War two Veteran from Kent has been given the chance to fly in a Spitfire for the very first time.