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A 17th century pub that doubles up as the only Chinese takeaway delivering to a Kent town has gone under the hammer.
A Kent seafront has played host to the glitz and glamour of a film premiere - but all was not as it seemed.
An NHS leader says people should be encouraged to wear face masks as the number of Covid patients in Kent's hospitals more than doubles in a month.
A high-performance sports car was found lodged in a bush on a roundabout and police arrested the driver on suspicion of drink-driving.
A major road was closed during the early hours of this morning after police received reports for the concern for the welfare of a man.
School children from across the county have been creating comedy sketches to air on the radio this week.
A bumper crowd is expected at Priestfield for Gillingham's crunch relegation battle.
Lorries can now travel directly to the Port of Dover after days of a controversial HGV queuing system.
A Kent football team and its fans are to put on a touching celebration in aid of their newest fan, a refugee fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Dame Kelly Holmes and Dr Ranj Singh will hit TV screens this summer in a popular culinary contest.
Police are calling for the public to help them locate a 15-year-old boy who has disappeared from his home.
A con artist involved in a £1m scam says he will have to fix his Porsche to pay back £6,000 ordered by a judge.
Traffic is queuing for more than five miles on the M2 following a multi-vehicle crash and fuel spill.
Four teenagers have been charged with causing the death of a "lovely, bubbly" 42-year-old man.
Reports of hare coursing across the south east have dropped by a third, with police forces crediting a new 'borderless' scheme.
The controversial plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda cannot stand up to the judgment of God, the head of the Church of England will say.
Is parking killing our high streets? In the second part of our feature series on the state of the county's town centres we head to Canterbury.
Only a handful of people from the UK have exceeded 300mph on land but now a new attempt is being made to join the exclusive club.
A building that was once public toilets is set to become the second branch of an ice cream parlour business set up by a family just a year ago.
As a new ITV drama tells the tale of 'Canoe Man' John Darwin, we look back at the story of the Kent fraudster who tried to pull off a similar scam...
A volunteer litter picker was left stunned after finding a 28-inch knife near a children's playground.
Exactly one month ago, P&O Ferries sacked almost 800 staff - a move which has had enormous ramifications for the county ever since.
Police are asking for help in finding a missing 16-year-old who has links to the county.
As murder detectives quiz four teenagers, a charity boss has paid tribute to a man who died after a fall from height.
A video recorder, cassette tapes and tupperware from the 1980s are on a birthday wishlist for a historic warship celebrating its 60th year.
Thousands flocked to the streets to celebrate the return of a religious and cultural festival after a two year absence during the pandemic.
Everything is being done to ensure volunteers taking in Ukrainian refugees are supported and delays are minimised, the council says.
A murder investigation has been launched and four people arrested after a man died after reportedly falling from a height.
There are long delays on the Dartford Crossing entering into Kent owing to a police incident which temporarily shut the bridge.
The Home Secretary says she expects other countries to follow the UK's new plan for tackling asylum claims despite reports of civil servant concerns.
