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Sheppey witch Charlotte Clark accepts Nicola Sturgeon's apology for the 1563 Witchcraft Act but says it's been 'a long time coming'.
A prolific beggar who had been causing a nuisance to shoppers and businesses in a town centre has been banned from loitering in the streets.
Police have seized a van full of clothes they believe were stolen from charity bins.
Comic David Baddiel has taken a pot-shot at Putin in one of his latest tweets and has dragged Kent commuter town into the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
Firefighters are tackling a large fire at an industrial unit with crews from 10 engines and a height vehicle battling the flames.
Police have put out an image of a man they wish to speak to following the taking of a bank card.
The centrepiece of a new innovation park has been delayed amid confusion on how many firms have signed up for the scheme.
World famous steam locomotive the Flying Scotsman will be touring through Kent for a special one-day trip.
A man was seriously injured in a robbery which saw a gang root through his pockets and steal tobacco.
Military charities are being asked to dissuade veterans from leaving the UK for Ukraine, with a warning that those ignoring advice could face action.
Hundreds of pupils have been sent home from school because of a contaminated water supply.
A total of 74 Insulate Britain protestors are to appear in court following last autumn's sit ins on the M25 and at Dover.
A mass brawl, fights, attacks, underage clubbers and allegations of doormen hitting customers could spell doom for a Kent nightclub.
Colleagues who joined a junior doctor in a late-night swim only realised she was missing when they returned home and found they had her clothes.
Keepers are devastated after a lion, who fathered 10 cubs and had an 'immense roar', passed away at a Kent animal park.
A dangerous driver who led police on a 35-mile chase through Kent only had a Legoland licence awarded when he was a toddler.
A major road to a busy port will close to enable the removal of redundant rail lines.
A two-lorry crash caused rush-hour delays on the country's busiest motorway.
Twelve women have been raped or sexually assaulted in a crime-hit park in the last two years without anyone being prosecuted, shocking figures reveal.
Calls are mounting for spectacular seafront lights put up for a star-studded movie to remain in a town permanently.
A postman who joined Royal Mail as a stop gap but ended up staying more than three decades – serving a Kent village for 20 years – has retired.
Our pub spy went in search of a pint in one Kent town, but had to work to find one.
A pet owner who intervened when his French bulldog was attacked by another dog has warned a child could be next.
A Year 10 boy has had his artwork picked out by the Prince of Wales for a commemorative Royal Mail stamp.
Lessons learnt from the pandemic must be used to improve health care in county, a Kent council chief has said.
The next phase of new homes at a 15,000-home garden city development has been approved by planners.
A body found in the River Medway is believed to be that of a teenager who went missing last month.
A new sports bar has opened in a former town centre nightclub following a £400,000 revamp.
A woman who died after being allowed home from an eating disorder clinic 'in a desperate state' died after failings in her care, an inquest has found.
Amended plans for student accommodation for private school pupils have been approved.
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