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The daughter of a builder is appealing for witnesses after thieves stole her dad’s van and ‘lifetime collection of tools’.
A development at a hop farm which is seeing a restaurant, taproom and glamping site built is set to be the first of its kind in the county.
Parents are considering hiring a private minibus to take their children to school – after the cap on how much bus pass costs can rise was scrapped.
A pub company is searching for new landlords to run a town boozer so it can remain as the heart of the community.
After his pooch falls ill following a swim in the murky waters of the Kent coast, Secret Thinker counts himself lucky he didn’t take a dip himself.
Easier and potentially cheaper rail travel could be coming to Kent as part of a national smart ticketing roll-out.
A cocktail bar has closed down as devastated bosses say people “do not seem to be interested in going out anymore”.
Follow our live blog for updates as Kent County Council meets to discuss plans which could see recycling centres across the county close.
A horrified granddaughter says her final memory of her nan has been tainted after the 105-year-old was left dead in a care home bed for 18 hours.
Emotions ran high at a public meeting as residents of a tourist hotspot described how they are being “forced out” by the huge number of holiday lets.
Dashcam footage shows the shocking moment a bin lorry mounted a kerb after taking a corner too quickly – and almost hit children on the path.
Villagers have been left with more questions than answers after the highways authority ‘ditched’ a meeting to discuss ways to unclog streets.
People in part of the county could hear and feel vibrations from explosions for two days as the Ministry of Defence tests armed services equipment.
The PM faces yet another headache as a relatively minor incident balloons unnecessarily into a much bigger one, writes political editor Paul Francis.
A town is set to get its first sushi restaurant – with bosses revealing it will be opening very soon following renovations.
An award-winning actress has been spotted in a city centre filming a new big-budget TV series.
A paedophile who thought he was asking a 12-year-old girl to send him indecent images was in fact communicating with an undercover police officer.
Delays on the M20 have cleared after a car and a van crashed earlier this morning.
A man working overseas says bailiffs threatened to remove furniture from his rental property after the Dart Charge wouldn’t accept his payment.
A suspected smear campaign on the eve of the local elections targeted the brother of a woman who was at the heart of a murder 12 years ago.
Furious villagers say plans for a sewage station in the countryside to support thousands of new homes have been badly thought through.
A man who grabbed a young woman in a dark alleyway and tried to sexually assault her has been sent to a psychiatric hospital.
A thug who discovered his partner “with another man” punched her in the face before stabbing her guest with a screwdriver.
A former Gurkha soldier who made history after becoming the first double above the knee amputee to climb Everest said he ‘almost gave up three times’.
A woman says she was ‘very disappointed’ after noticing what appeared to be a fridge or small freezer dumped in a river near a town park.
The next phase of Britain’s high speed rail project has begun offsite production of elements for a new viaduct at a factory in Kent.
A thief who went into a store twice and swiped clothes from inside did so to support himself after he got out of prison for committing a robbery.
An investigation has been launched to examine whether police missed opportunities to prevent the death of a young woman shot dead by an ex-partner.
Campaigners have blasted a decision by the government to block the release of information on ministerial discussions about new grammar schools.
Plans have been put forward for a new chippy to open in a high street.
