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Torrential downpours and thunderstorms are sweeping across Kent as forecasters issue a warning for potential travel disruption and flooding.
We visited one of the first arm wrestling competitons held in Kent for years – and tried to get to grips with why the sport is gaining popularity.
Villagers are fighting to save their church’s bells from falling silent for the first time in hundreds of years.
Furious residents say they are being fined for parking outside their own homes following the introduction of "outrageous" new rules.
A lifeboat crew was called to a party at a 19th Century gun tower on the coast after safety concerns were raised.
Neighbours have raised concerns about possible noise and anti-social behaviour if plans to serve alcohol and play music in castle grounds are allowed.
A huge, colourful mural has been painted on the side of a house several months after it was meant to be unveiled.
A naturist dubbed The Naked Carpenter is due to appear in court tomorrow accused of trying to kill a police officer.
Travellers have set up camp at a park in the grounds of a stately home.
A police car and a forensics van have been pictured in a residential street this afternoon – but all is not as it seems.
The damage caused by yet another lockdown party could prove too much for the Tories at the next general election, says political editor Paul Francis.
Groups of people were seen leaving a railway station after an emergency service response.
Southern Water, which has been held responsible for sewage spillages in the east Kent coast-line, could charge customers 73% more by 2030.
A school has been criticised for showing a video on female genital mutilation to a class of 11 and 12-year-olds.
A former pub which has sat empty for almost 20 years and become a graffiti-strewn eyesore could finally be torn down and turned into flats.
Distressed residents have told how an “intrusive” railway siren placed outside their homes is making their lives a misery.
Police have arrested five people after being called to a large-scale disturbance.
Thunderstorms, lightning and heavy rain hit the county overnight with more predicted later today.
A couple are launching the first Kent branch of a bubble tea cafe chain after leaving jobs in IT – and hope to open more across the county.
HGVs trundling past people’s homes cause “seismic shakes” which are keeping residents up at night.
A former busker from Kent now performs in far more glamorous surroundings – and has even shared a piano with Amy Winehouse and Paul McCartney.
Residents fear a child will be killed if nuisance bikers continue to race around the streets and on pavements.
A 22-year-old who attacked a man as he walked his son to school and another victim in his 50s has been convicted after trial.
Government funding has meant some hospitals have opened areas aiming to reduce A&E waiting times.
Two people have been charged following the death of a man at a holiday park.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man reportedly walked through a public park naked.
The weekend closure of a busy route is causing delays for drivers.
A man found crossing the Channel in a small boat had been living in the UK for years illegally and was returning to Kent after a week in France.
A seriously-injured crash victim has a chance of recovery thanks to first-aider Tiff Smith but she says it was only by fate that she was at the scene.
Residents are being urged to have their say over urgent improvements needed to healthcare services to prevent avoidable deaths in one Kent town.
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