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An electrical fault is thought to have started a fire in a house, prompting an emergency response.
Emergency services have blocked a busy route in both directions after a car hit a pedestrian.
Police bodycam footage shows the moment the leader of a cocaine gang was arrested while in his pants.
Police say a ‘major incident’ was luckily avoided after laser pens were shone at the coastguard helicopter.
A charity that supports vulnerable and disadvantaged children and young people wants to expand - into the building next door.
A damning survey has been told of bullying and discrimination towards female employees at the ambulance service which serves Kent.
A charity boss has told of her “devastation” at losing almost £600,000 of public funding to look after parents of disabled children.
A home known for displaying a poster of Elvis Presley for more than 40 years is to be given an environmental makeover and new lease of life.
Dodgy parking often drives people around the bend - but this car left in the middle of a mini roundabout sparked more mirth than anger.
A school that makes pupils lock their phones away at the start of the day has won an award for the policy’s positive impact on its children.
Campaigners opposed to the loss of children’s services at two family centres have won their latest battle to retain them after a backbench revolt.
A newspaper columnist, author, photographer and ex-landlord at two pubs has died at the age of 86.
Plans have been revealed for a battery storage site the size of almost nine football pitches on farmland near a Kent hamlet.
A man has been charged with attempted murder following a suspected road rage attack on the A2 last month.
Part of a ring-road which closed for more than a week has reopened after urgent repairs to a gas leak.
An animal rescue charity has profiled 20 dogs up for adoption in the county who are searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.
A 61-year-old woman caught stealing thousands of pounds from the solicitors she was employed by initially pretended she’d been hacked.
A retired teacher who was swindled out of hundreds by a fraudster salesman says he came across as “very pleasant and friendly” before the lies began.
A seafood restaurant popular with Londoners has played a significant role in a town’s regeneration – we had to give it a try.
Some councils are doing better than others when it comes to bringing Kent’s 8,000-plus empty properties back into use.
A plan to install a towering mobile phone mast on top of a health centre can go ahead - but the NHS is attempting to slam the brakes on the scheme.
Exclusive: Ministers want to end Operation Brock misery for motorists on the M20 and are working on an ambitious new alternative.
A school has been granted permission to expand to add more than 100 extra places - despite parents being slated for poor parking.
Bus services, devolution, bureaucracy and Trump's tough stance on immigration are among topics tackled in this week's letters to the editor.
Disruption at a major water supplier, which has seen thousands of people with water problems, has worsened due to the “hilly” area, it’s been claimed.
A huge UK banking group has announced several closures of high street banks, including several in Kent.
An international cocaine and heroin dealer’s Rolex and Piquet watches will be sold as part of a court order demanding he repay his ill-gotten gains.
A busy route has been closed in both directions after a car hit a pedestrian.
A woman has been taken to hospital for her injuries following a collision involving a motorbike and car which prompted an emergency service response.
Several schools remain shut across a town following a power cut which sparked days of water issues.
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