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Concerns are growing for a 15-year-old girl who was last seen on Saturday.
Two burglars who smashed through patio doors to steal jewellery and designer goods have been jailed.
Kent’s crime commissioner says the county’s police force already has in place ways of training officers in dealing with persistent issues.
A distinctive claret helicopter landed at a race circuit as a member of the royal family visited two sites in Kent.
A major union has warned local councils are on the brink of “financial disaster” with no option but to make drastic cuts.
A grammar school has been rated “inadequate” after its policy of teaching pupils in single-sex lessons was deemed to be "unlawful discrimination”.
A pro-Palestian action group has claimed responsibility for the attack on a Kent high street bank.
A startling video shows the moment a section of rollercoaster track crumbled away mid-ride forcing the passenger cart to grind to a halt.
An inquest has been opened into the death of a “well-liked and respected” grandmother who was fatally stabbed at her home.
Protestors have gathered at County Hall to demonstrate against the changes to disability benefits.
An “unusual” formation of bumpy clouds was spotted over the Kent skyline glowing a vibrant red at sunset.
The Home Office has unveiled plans to create a “more fit-for-purpose” reception centre for asylum seekers at a former airport.
A motorcyclist has been taken to a London hospital with serious injuries following a crash.
Our reviewer heads back to a familiar spot now under a new name and management and hoping to last longer than its short-lived predecessor.
A 32-year-old took eight lines of cocaine and lost control of his car before a fatal crash.
A Kent MP is calling for discounts on charges for the county’s drivers at the new Silvertown Tunnel.
A long-abandoned superstore that has sat empty for almost five years is set to be taken over by Next and Costa Coffee.
A year ago today, Wilko started shutting stores across Kent. While several units have been filled, gaping holes have been left in some town centres.
A community group aiming to purchase and save an historic pub made famous on TV has won the backing of one of Britain’s biggest media personalities.
After years of disappointment and thousands of pounds spent, our reporter has finally witnessed his beloved team win.
The vital role of immigrants in healthcare, the loss of pensioners’ rights and double standards over protests are among topics tackled by our readers.
Production of concrete segments for a vital part of Britain’s HS2 rail project has been completed at a huge factory in Kent.
An enterprising trader is fighting back against a decision to hike parking fees near her business - by refunding customers the cost to park.
A pet owner has been fined after his dog bit a police officer who had come round to inspect a report the same animal had bit a neighbour.
Striking pictures show the start of work that will eventually lead to the infilling of a docklands area to prepare for new EU border rules.
An MP has criticised changes to the way disability payments are calculated amid concerns over an increased in costs to the most vulnerable in society.
Measures are being introduced to combat antisocial behaviour in a town’s high street.
A dessert parlour which has sat empty in a town centre for years is making a comeback.
The government is set to go ahead with cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners across the country.
The mum of a teenager who died in a tragic accident says her daughter’s memorial bench has been damaged for a third time by “hurtful” yobs.
