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The boss of P&O Ferries is being quizzed by MPs over the sacking of 800 people as ships continue not to sail a week on.
Police are appealing for help to find a woman as fears for her wellbeing grow.
New plans to crack down on anti-social behaviour on beaches will see anyone caught with glass bottles or having a barbecue face a £100 fine.
The partner of a young construction worker killed by a heavy piece of machinery at a building site has paid tribute after an inquest into the tragedy.
A landlady is still holding out hope of saving a historic pub – after plans were revived to turn it into houses.
A judge has branded a police officer a "trespasser and unwelcome intruder" after Tasering and punching a homeowner facing eviction.
Vye and Son was a popular shop on the county's high streets for more than 150 years, here we take a look back at its history.
This city centre restaurant is known for its flowing fizz and sourdough pizza – but did it get mum’s seal of approval?
Armed patrols and a police helicopter are searching for a suspect after reports a man was threatened with a weapon.
Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement was welcomed by many but was a "drop in the ocean" for Kent's under-pressure hospitality sector.
A series of raids across the county saw £400,000 in cash seized alongside 41 luxury watches, two cars and a huge amount of designer goods and artwork.
We sent our reporter to check out Kent's new £17m urban sports centre that hopes to attract skaters and riders from around the world.
Shoppers in a town close to the Kent/London border have slammed proposals to expand a charge on polluting vehicles, labelling it a 'tax' on the poor.
Police were called after several people spotted an alligator by the side of a road.
Air pollution levels could hit very high levels in Kent today, say forecasters monitoring air quality, prompting a warning for the most vulnerable.
The Chancellor has announced a tax cut and slashed fuel duty, while increasing the National Insurance threshold.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a crash where he and another person were taken to hospital.
Trains were stopped after a man fell on the tracks.
The Lloyds Banking Group has axed 60 branches across the UK due to rise in people using online services, and one in Kent will close.
The family of Alex Holland have carried out their own searches for his missing wallet, just days after his funeral.
The rules surrounding the use of red diesel are changing from April 1, but with prices rising everywhere companies are concerned about the switch.
A young mum died after falling from a window while smoking, in what was described as an "utterly tragic accident".
The government has been pressed to reconsider a bid for the Port of Dover to become a freeport after news P&O is making 800 employees redundant.
Swap your National Lottery ticket for money off a family day out and enjoy a fantastic outing this Mother's Day weekend.
Motorists have been warned to expect delays after a crash on the M2.
The Prime Minister has said P&O did break the law hours after the firm had defended its decision to sack 800 workers.
Thousands of pounds have been raised for the funeral of a popular young man following his sudden death.
A fed up resident's petition is calling for carrying a catapult to become a criminal offence after continual attacks on people, property and animals.
Exactly two years on since the start of the first lockdown, we revisit a Kent high street to find out how it's fared and what the future holds.
All eyes will be on the Chancellor today as he delivers a budget that many households are hoping will help them cope with the cost of living crisis.