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The owner of an abandoned Labrador found tied to railings with a note has been traced.
Dash cam footage has revealed the dangerous driving conditions thousands have to battle through each day on a narrow country road.
A "reformed" robber who has not celebrated a birthday outside for more than 30 years was "forced by a gang" to stash nine weapons in his cell.
A woman signed the lease on a pub just as all taverns were ordered to shut - here's how her first weekend as a landlady went.
This gorgeous home is one of the county's most looked at of late - and it's in a castle which really is fit for royalty.
A mixed martial arts fighter is on a mission to breathe new life into the seafront with plans for a huge community sports hub.
In 1915 George Smith hanged at Maidstone Prison after being convicted of three of England's most notorious murders - this is his story.
Outnumbered police officers were 'surrounded' by a group of youths after attempting to break up a fight in Canterbury.
Power was shut off to train tracks as emergency services dealt with a distressed person.
Health planners were warned in October 2016 about PPE shortages and were told a pandemic posed a "significant threat" to Kent.
A £5 million redevelopment scheme has been approved for Splashes leisure centre, which will be closed for 18 months during the work.
A council has tonight approved a blueprint to help fix its affordable housing shortage after its scale and impact were laid bare.
A 58-year-old man has died after his lorry was involved in a crash on the M25 this afternoon.
A charity has shared some tips on how to prevent abandonment issues in pets as their owners return to work after lockdown.
A couple who married after lockdown restrictions were lifted at the weekend, hosted their 'wedding reception' from the back of a 4x4.
The bodies of 10 pets - including three dogs still with their beds - were found dumped in a country lane.
A man has been jailed after stabbing a man with scissors in a high street barber's.
Health workers have criticised the county council for cutting a scheme that supports people after being discharged from hospital.
Two areas of Kent have reported no new coronavirus deaths in an entire week for the first time.
Police have swarmed a town after a petrol station was raided by a man wearing a balaclava.
Three months after Kent stops ceased operation, Eurostar still doesn't know when they'll be used again.
A £1.5million scheme is being rolled out to provide those requiring care a digital connection to services, friends and family.
Tributes have been left at a school to remember a young teacher who died in an accident.
A special constable who lied about his qualifications to drive a patrol car has been placed on the police barred register.
A food bank had its busiest month ever, feeding nearly 1,000 people struggling to buy food to feed themselves and their families.
There are calls for Boris Johnson to apologise for comments he made about care homes.
A search has been launched for the mother of a tiny bat amid fears the pup is unable to feed itself.
The shrine of Saint Thomas Becket has been digitally reconstructed 800 years to the day since his body was moved to Canterbury Cathedral.
A community has rallied to help buy equipment for a 38-year-old stroke patient left with locked in syndrome.
A retired florist has narrowly avoided jail after admitting causing a crash which left a former police sergeant with catastrophic injuries.
