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A pub and hostel owner has opened up his dormitories for agency nurses who are coming to Kent to cover for NHS nurses who are off sick
A lorry driver has been jailed after bringing migrants into the country bolted into a tight void in his truck, with no means for escape
A man has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm after an alleged attack on a man at a bus stop.
The loss of 614 seafaring jobs in Kent will be the subject of a protest by maritime union the RMT.
A shifting sandbank could win protection from being dredged in the future because of a government review that could preserve ecology and wildlife.
Some of Dover Athletic’s best players are leaving the club.
Police have swooped on a property and detained four men as machetes and swords are discovered.
Three incidents involving 38 migrants have been recorded off the Kent coast of the English Channel.
A Turkish lorry driver has been jailed For smuggling more than £12 million of criminal cash out of the country over a five-month period.
Calls for a crackdown to end migrant crossings have been made after reports toddlers are dangled overboard to try and prevent boats being stopped.
Here's what gigs could look like at this music venue under the government's draft guidelines - which have been blasted as unviable.
A drug dealer who offered prizes to users who bought the most crack cocaine and heroin has been handed a two year jail sentence.
A call to rename Kent's iconic white cliffs after the Black Lives Matter movement has been lambasted as a prank that damages the campaign.
Large scale redundancies on ferries will affect safety, the economy and the financial security of a dedicated workforce, a union boss claims.
It has been 20 years since 58 Chinese migrants perished in the back of a lorry arriving in Kent and a Refugee Week service will remember their plight
A Roman building in Kent is among eight from across the country to feature in a new collection of stamps.
The Home Secretary has said she is determined to stop illegal smugglers bringing people across the Channel after visiting Kent today.
Smugglers tried to get 80 kilos of cocaine with a street value of about £7.2 million into Britain hidden in a lorry load of toys.
A plan to demolish a fire-ravaged nightclub and build 29 flats in its place has been revealed - but there is no parking allocated.
A revised new homes scheme has prompted more objections over parking, congestion and wildlife and criticism that concerns were not listened to
