A young man was left seriously injured after he was stabbed with a sword on a housing estate.

An IT expert who confronted a suspected identity fraudster after filming him loitering outside his home is warning people to be on their guard.

A moggy that had to undergo surgery are being shot in the face has finally been rehomed.

Radio station Heart is to axe its long-running breakfast show and close its Kent studio.

An inquest has opened into the death of a "beautiful" and "kind-hearted" young woman who was hit by a train at a level crossing.

A woman arrested on suspicion of assault after a man was stabbed in a residential street has been released from custody.

Ex-offenders face a life on the streets as a stand-off between two authorities continues over who should fund vital accommodation.

Three people have told how opening up about their mental illness saved their lives, as part of a campaign by one of KentOnline's sister newspapers.

A bus has crashed into scaffolding outside a high street shop.

A main route through town is set to shut for several weeks so work can be carried out on a controversial seafront development.

Two men stopped by police last night are now in custody.

A woman was left counting the cost of a good deed after being slapped with a hefty fine while taking her elderly aunt to the doctor.

A local authority has been urged to ditch purple bin sacks amid claims they make the area look unsightly.

An arts and community centre has closed its galleries after water leaked from a men's bathroom into rooms exhibiting artwork.

A woman is suing her former employer for £150,000 after she fell on ice and injured herself at work.

Councils in Kent have made thousands of pounds by selling people's names and addresses from the electoral roll.

An MP has spoken in Parliament about a constituent left doubly incontinent after a violent sexual assault, who has been denied disability benefits.

A line-up which includes comedian Jo Brand and writer Will Self, as well as Kent authors comes together for a town's second literary festival.

Hunt out half term fun as our guide to events across Kent takes you into the second half of the holiday week and beyond.

Events organisers hoping to hold a star-studded music festival are considering alternative venues after they were turned down by the harbour board.