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A juror who used his phone during a criminal trial to research a case he was trying has avoided jail.
Incredibly difficult to find, overgrown with ivy and locked up from public view, a hidden cemetery has almost been consigned to the history books.
Ambitious plans have been drawn up to overhaul part of an historic Citadel, with artisan businesses destined to move in.
Border Force officers were unable to bring people seeking asylum in to Dover due to the P&O protests at the port.
Our political editor looks at how the sudden sacking of 800 people by P&O Ferries has united MPs and what they could have done to stop it.
P&O could face unlimited fines from the government as the firm tries to defend its handling of sacking 800 people.
Both men arrested after a man died in the town centre after being punched in the head have now been released.
A woman is said to have assaulted five police officers during a night of violence in a town centre.
A man who grabbed a woman by the neck at a hotel was tasered by police shortly before being arrested.
A poor-performing school in one of the county's most disadvantaged areas has turned its fortunes around and been rated 'good' by Ofsted.
A 42-year-old man has been arrested after a teenage girl was sexually assaulted in a high street alleyway.
A violent thug who stamped on a woman's head repeatedly during a savage attack then pushed and elbowed a police officer has been jailed.
Protesters are marching for a second day to rally against controversial P&O Ferries job cuts.
Charges of indecent exposure have been brought against Wayne Couzens, who is already behind bars for raping and murdering Sarah Everard.
Kent firms have been quick to offer jobs to P&O Ferries staff after 800 employees were made redundant via a Zoom call.
A dog which was thrown from a truck travelling at 50mph is recovering from the trauma thanks to the help of Sir David Attenborough.
A former John Lewis store has reopened as The Range after staff spent two weeks kitting out the unit.
Protests against the shock sacking of 800 ferry workers will take place today.
Police searching for a missing 56-year-old woman have confirmed a body was found this morning.
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.
