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A modern cafe and a series of workshops is all part of the package as Betteshanger Park prepares to unveil its new mining museum.
Kent County Council has revealed details of its controversial plans to offload parts of its iconic headquarters, with one building set for demolition.
A new Champagne-based beer, brewed with Kentish hops, and a £400,000 investment in production facilities, is helping grow a popular brewery.
There are long delays on the M20 due to a two-car crash and Operation Brock, with delays on the M2 as well.
P&O Ferries' bosses say without dismissing staff it may sink - so just how are its rivals keeping afloat between Kent and the Continent?
A kebab shop has become the worst-rated restaurant in its district after inspectors uncovered a series of hygiene breaches.
A man with cerebral palsy had his request to take longer than 24 hours to complete the virtual London Marathon refused.
A furious mum has blamed a housing association for the death of her cat after it escaped through a broken fence and was run over.
Take a look at what you get for your money at one of Kent's property hot spots.
It took 42 hours and cost £2,000 but a bricklayer says the price and pain of getting a war-inspired tattoo was worth it.
A second P&O ferry has failed a safety inspection and is being detained by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
A controlling thug who punched a woman in the face at a hotel and made threats to kill her and another has been put behind bars.
A robber who stole food and drink, after holding a knife to a shop worker's face, has been jailed for more than four years.
Armed police have arrested a man and seized a weapon in a town centre.
Police say a new dashcam image of a missing man is hoped to jog someone's memory.
Paper £20 and £50 notes are to soon be withdrawn by the Bank of England prompting a warning to households to soon use any they've got left.
Matches had to be moved when travellers moved onto a playing field after being evicted from another green space.
A renewable energy firm wants to hear what people think of its proposals for a giant solar farm on farmland.
A group of students are set to spend a sixth night sleeping in a university building in solidarity with striking staff.
Residents were warned about loud bangs coming from an historic fort as experts tested cannons.
Covid cases are surging but access to free lateral flow tests is being scaled back from this Friday.
A luxury kitchen showroom is to replace a long-established town centre business.
An entrepreneur's plans to create a boutique wine hotel at a historic town centre building have been given the green light.
Residents are invited to have their say on plans to build a multi-million pound bike factory on wetlands.
A town council has announced its boycott of a ferry company after the brutal dismissal of 800 staff.
A 140-year-old pub and hotel which closed due to Brexit and lockdown is to be converted into flats despite an outcry from local residents.
A family is back with another themed door display to raise funds and food for charity.
A plan to force ferry operators to pay minimum wage has been drawn up in an effort to make P&O rehire sacked staff.
A five-day strike has begun at the University of Kent - in which staff have walked out over pay, pensions and working conditions.
Police have pulled over a car containing £1k worth of Lego thought to have been stolen from Lakeside shopping centre.
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