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The furious reaction to yesterday's P&O sackings shows just how toxic the once-proud brand has now become.
A crackdown on fly-posting on a popular stretch of seafront is set to be launched – after dozens of newly-painted lampposts were “ruined”.
Despite a rapid rise in coronavirus cases the UK's international travel restrictions are being dropped.
County council bosses want developers behind a planned 4,000-home ‘garden city’ to pump £51 million into new schools.
Stunning photos show a 119-year-old coronation clock and tower is on time for its return to its town centre home in May after a major refurbishment.
A lay-by has been branded the most disgusting in Kent as shocking footage shows it is littered with bottles of urine, tyres and plastic bags.
A day after it sacked 800 staff, we looked at the demise of P&O – once the cross-Channel king – and the controversy surrounding its foreign owners.
A children's store owner has failed to make it through to the final of BBC One show The Apprentice following an all-female semi-final.
A coroner has published a Prevention of Future Deaths report after a disabled boy fell from a cliff following inadequate care from authorities.
P&O Ferries’ actions have been branded thuggish – as government officials reveal they were not given any warning of the company's shock decision.
The world's most famous steam locomotive – Flying Scotsman – made a rare excursion to Kent and our reporter was among the lucky passengers on board.
The Range is preparing to open its doors for the first time today, filling a former John Lewis.
Police ordered shoppers to leave a shopping centre after a "security alert" this afternoon.
Protesters have taken to the streets over P&O Ferries' shock decision to axe hundreds of jobs – and they've vowed to return tomorrow.
Police are searching for four men after a large fight broke out in a Kent town centre.
A former Kent ambulance worker who has travelled to Ukraine to offer his help has described the moment his hotel was rocked by huge explosions.
A rape victim who was found dead at a mental health hospital "wouldn't have died" if nurses increased observation, an inquest has heard.
P&O Ferries has halted sailings and made staff redundant but what does that mean for customers who have paid to travel?
KentOnline has seen the zoom call in which P&O staff were told they would all be losing their jobs after the company suffered losses of up to £200m.
Memorabilia to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee have gone on sale today including an official hand sanitiser costing £3.95.
Hundreds of people have turned out to see a world famous locomotive arrive in the county for the first time in 50 years.
P&O Ferries has dismissed its on-board crews in a major move which has enraged union bosses.
The daughter of a British-Iranian man freed from Iran alongside Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says the family can now rebuild its "rocked" foundations.
A young girl has been injured after being hit by a car on the way to school.
The company which once operated the Southeastern train network has been hit hard in the pocket for financial irregularities.
Emergency services are at the scene of a fire which has destroyed a boat moored on the River Medway.
Passengers at the port terminal in Calais were left stranded after P&O services were suddenly cancelled.
Officers stood guard at three alleyways – including two in a town centre – as part of a sexual assault investigation.
As one man claims to have been personally accused of pushing up house prices, we ask if Londoners moving to Kent are being unfairly maligned.
Bus chiefs fear a new drive-thru restaurant in Canterbury will make traffic gridlock worse on a city road already blighted by congestion.
