GO AD LITE | £30 off your Annual Digital subscription. Use code AUTUMN
GET STARTEDMore on KentOnline
A 54-year-old NHS worker is living and sleeping in his car at work after the house he was subletting was sold by his landlord at short notice.
It will soon be Diwali – find out more about the Hindu festival, why it's celebrated and some of the special events taking place.
Residents reported seeing armed officers and police dogs searching a property in a cul-de-sac.
A driving instructor has had to cancel lessons after reporting his car was stolen outside his home.
A local high street employee is finally filing her calculator away after 49 years at the same branch.
A consultation has been launched on new powers to enforce moving traffic offences in two towns.
Multiple towns in Kent have seen gangs of youths causing chaos during Halloween by letting off fireworks and vandalising cars.
A Kent woman has joined the fight for a change to the way disability benefit assessments are carried out.
Ebbsfleet boss Dennis Kutrieb has made his fourth signing in recent weeks by bringing in a new defender.
Plans have been drawn up to increase car parking charges, as a council looks to bring in more money.
A council will be working with private landlords to help reduce the number of people in temporary accommodation.
A resident is fed up after a year-long battle to stop anti-social teens breaking into his building, littering the communal areas and hurling abuse.
Police officers would like to speak to the men pictured following a serious assault which left the victim with swelling on his brain.
A prankster from Kent who has earned a reputation for pitch invasions gate-crashed celebrations at the Rugby World Cup final.
An annual fireworks display put on by a pub has been cancelled due to “restrictions” it was unable to comply with.
Ebbsfleet boss Dennis Kutrieb felt luck was not on their side during the 1-0 home defeat to Dagenham on Saturday.
Ebbsfleet were beaten by a stoppage-time winner at home to Dagenham in the National League on Saturday.
It’s a case of one in, one out at Ebbsfleet as boss Dennis Kutrieb refreshes his attacking options.
Meopham volleyball player Maxime Carolan found himself in the company of royals.
A man who set up a ghost hunting team of five people has explained why the spirit of a young boy named Billy put him on his journey.