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Northern line Night Tube services, which stop at London Bridge and Charing Cross, are returning from this weekend says Transport for London.
A couple have admitted killing a man they called "dad" but denied murder.
A chart-topping rapper has been pictured filming in the county.
Accessories chain Claire's is poised to be be replaced by a noodles bar in one of Kent's busiest high streets.
Supermarkets have pledged to put the signs of bowel cancer on toilet roll packets as tributes pour in for campaigner Dame Deborah James.
A long-running café has been forced to close as a new one is set to open nearby following a lease row with the council which now owns the site.
Police want to hear from anyone with information after a man died on the A249.
A baker offering the UK's heaviest cookie has gone viral on TikTok just weeks after launching her business.
A “stupid” blade-wielding meat thief who screamed “I’ll slash you up” towards shop staff during a crime spree has been jailed.
Plans to remove the masts from the wreck of the American munitions ship off the Kent coast have been pushed back.
Witnesses say officers used excessive aggression in arresting a teenager for riding an e-scooter.
Homes on new-build estates across Kent are being snapped up by buy-to-let investors and rented out at eye-watering prices.
Our changing attitudes to jobs have created a seismic shift in the workplace - but are we storing up long-term problems?
Angry residents hope village green status will help protect open space which has gone up for sale.
Former Squeeze musician, Jools Holland gave veterans a special visit while they made plaques for the Queen's Green Canopy.
The University of Kent and a southern Ukraine university are arranging online classes and lectures to help those impacted by the Russian invasion.
A branch of the fast-food giant has reopened in Kent after a whole month of revamp works.
Controversial Nationality and Borders Act measures come into force as the government seeks tough action against those crossing the Channel.
A 17-year-old girl who was driving without a licence has been arrested after leading police on a 120mph chase.
Construction work has started to clear a road in a town centre so it can be reopened.
Residents have launched a petition against cement works planned for their seaside town because of noise, health and pollution fears.
Six vehicles in a single street have had their mirrors damaged in one evening in a whirlwind of vandalism.
A reckless motorist twice mounted the pavement as he evaded police during a high-speed chase - only to be tracked down 50 minutes later.
A man in his 40s has been taken into custody after he was caught trying to flee to France in a flimsy blow-up boat.
A hunt was launched after a man reportedly ran off after attacking two police officers.
Households keen to save money should consider cancelling extended warranties on appliances and instead pay for the repairs themselves, says Which?
A devastated farmer says a fireworks display led to two of his cows dying and several pregnant ones facing miscarriages. Warning: upsetting image.
Two public park and more than one million trees are to be included in the plans to build the Lower Thames Crossing.
A man has been fined £20,000 for large scale fly-tipping on private land and farmland.
A new climbing centre, trampoline zone and dodgeball court is set to open at Bluewater.
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