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The controversial silent discos being held at Canterbury Cathedral have made headlines all over the world. KentOnline joined the ravers last night...
A car power-sliding enthusiast whose antics on Kent’s roads have sparked outrage is now launching his own “drift” track.
The latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast is available now and features more woe for council finances across the county.
From handing out flip-flops to stopping drunk people jumping in the harbour, Melissa Todd goes behind the scenes with night-time community pastors.
The owner of a hugely popular restaurant where diners regularly queue out of the door is preparing to launch a second site in Kent.
An A&E crisis engulfing two Kent hospital trusts left an elderly woman with dementia enduring a “dehumanising” three-day wait for a bed.
Tributes have been paid to an “incredibly brave” mum-of-three who died after a battle with cancer.
A body has been discovered near a railway station in the search for missing 82-year-old Anthony Brown.
Christian protestors have gathered outside Canterbury Cathedral to call for an end to an “absurd” silent disco.
An ex-Royal Marine has been cleared of raping a woman following a night out.
A 30-year-old woman has been convicted of causing the death of a pensioner by dangerous driving after hitting him and “just driving off”.
Two Kent entrepreneurs who created a range of nutritious frozen food “blocks” are set to appear on BBC’s Dragons’ Den.
A motorway slip road has been closed for surface repairs following a lorry fire.
An asylum seeker who has resorted to sleeping under a rowing boat on a Kent beach is warning others: “Don’t come here - the system is broken.”
A bus company has condemned the actions of “anti-social” yobs after one of its vehicles was targeted.
New figures have revealed the local authority which has amassed the largest amount of debt outside of the county council.
A knife-wielding thug who stabbed a neighbour 15 times as she lay in bed after an argument about Covid has been convicted of attempted murder.
Hopes of Manston Airport’s £800m revival have once again been put on ice after a legal challenge will see the saga continue well into 2024.
A route has been shut as highways bosses work to clear up dumped rubbish on the bend of a country road.
The details of an armed gang’s raid on a town centre cannabis factory have been revealed this week – as footage shows how police caught them.
While this week’s examiner's walkout has been called off, new data shows learners hoping to shed their L-plates still face agonisingly long waits.
Controversial parking charge hikes branded the “final nail in the coffin” for struggling traders are set to be imposed despite a huge public backlash.
Population growth, problems on the roads, the flawed asylum system and the price of technology are among topics tackled on this week’s letters page.
A mum who was promised her child would get a place at a special needs school has been told there are not enough staff, leaving him with nowhere to go.
The pizza is incredible at this restaurant – but should you ever pay more than £10 for garlic bread?
We spoke to commuters at Kent’s pricey new railway station as figures reveal just how busy – or quiet – it has been in the first six months.
A play park for young children caught fire for the second time in a week, prompting suspicions the flames were deliberately started.
Disturbing images have emerged of a dog left in such a state of neglect that the smell made RSPCA rescuers feel ill.
The county’s police force has been asked to find £35million worth of savings in the next five years with the prospect of job losses looming.
Armed police were called to a village following reports gunshots were heard.
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