A beat officer is to retire after 20 years spent plodding the streets of the same town.

A couple who recently returned from running a cafe in Spain believe they are opening a village’s first coffee shop.

Plans to solve Kent’s transport problems have been drawn up by the county council but it needs another £3.1bn of government funding.

A Kent council is to “hold the Prime Minister’s feet to the fire” over his failure to introduce voting for 16-year-olds in the King’s Speech.

A town may not get the new leisure centre it was promised by 2031, despite £60m being set aside for the project.

A town is bracing for road closes as six weeks of construction begins to replace water mains.

A couple who were the first to get married at a makeshift church in Kent have returned to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

A new council-backed service will collect unwanted clothing and other items from your doorstep for free and send them to charity.

The swashbuckling adventure of The Three Musketeers will play out across 10 outdoor venues this summer.

Three thugs who left one victim with a wound down to bone have been locked up after a terrifying night of violence.

Frustrated villagers hoping for a quiet life in a rural corner of Kent say the traffic chaos caused by lorries makes it more “like living on the M25”.

Flood-prone villages are to receive multimillion-pound investments as a water company seeks to reduce the risk by bolstering its wastewater network.

The author, broadcaster and former politician has been announced as the headline act at a town’s literary festival.

In an otherwise dire night for the Conservative party the Tories have managed to secure the new Weald of Kent constituency.

A soft play which was set to close this summer has been acquired by a family that runs a zoo.

Farmers who say they are under pressure like never before have spelt out what they hope for beyond election day this week.

Investigators are appealing for mobile phone footage of a collision at a racing event that led to a man’s death.

More than 250 people gathered to hear from the candidates vying to be the first MP in a new constituency.

These spectacular million-pound homes are tucked away in some of Kent’s hidden villages and parishes.

A head of a sought-after grammar is calling for a secondary school to be opened in the area following a glut of house-building.