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A petition has been launched asking race track organisers to name a tunnel after a marshal who was killed while volunteering at the circuit.
More CCTV, a ban on street drinking and measures encouraging bars to close earlier are being considered by one council.
A great-grandmother with dementia soiled herself in public after a shop manager refused to let her use a staff-only bathroom.
Free nappies for premature babies are available from pharmacies for the first time thanks to a partnership between Pampers and supermarket Asda.
The owner of a Kent brewery is planning to open a new venue offering 24 craft beers on tap.
A couple say they are so grateful after more than £100,000 was raised to help a mum-of-three with terminal cancer access life-prolonging treatment.
A woman in her 30s who repeatedly abused and threatened neighbours has been ordered to leave her home - following 23 separate police call-outs.
A heartbroken family whose cat was mauled by a dog have hit out at its owners for leaving their beloved pet to die in the street.
With A-level results out in a week, the Student Loans Company is urging students to get finance applications in, even if plans remain unclear.
Drivers were shocked this morning as scores of cows invaded a busy road and ran straight towards oncoming traffic.
Plans to transform two Saga office buildings into apartment blocks with more than 100 homes in total have been revealed.
Customers could soon pick up their steak bakes and sausage rolls from the comfort of their car if plans for a Gregg's drive-thru in Kent are granted.
A rare orchid has been found flowering again for the first time in 100 years after a cluster was discovered alongside the high speed trainline.
A man who stabbed a long-term acquaintance with a kitchen knife has been jailed for nearly three years.
Union leaders have warned strikes by refuse workers could continue until October without council intervention.
Two men have been arrested following a late-night crash on a country lane.
Adam Gemili is out of the 200m in Tokyo after pulling up injured in his heat.
Kent-based rapper Dizzee Rascal has been charged with assaulting a woman.
Legend has it that this Grade I listed house up for sale comes with a lake made specially for the Black Prince to cross.
An ongoing allotment dispute has now seen a consultation ended after IP addresses from around the world were allegedly used during the voting process.
The family of a man who boxed at the last Tokyo Olympics are fighting to raise awareness over possible links between the sport and his dementia.
For the first time you can see inside the county's newest secondary school which will welcome students in September.
Kent is one of the worst places for rural crime as criminals steal expensive equipment, trespass on private land and fly-tip tons of rubbish.
A coroner has demanded a hospital take action to prevent future deaths after finding a cancer patient was not placed under sufficient observation.
A former councillor has been given a conditional discharge after being found guilty of daubing racism claims on public buildings.
The next step has been taken in a council's plans to rejuvenate a leisure complex, ahead of a food hall opening in Autumn.
A man accused of murdering a former paratrooper told police his victim has "done this to himself" when he was found stabbed three times.
Actor and comedian Julian Clary labelled a Kent town a "terrible place" while appearing on TV show Countdown.
An appeal has been launched after a man was approached in the middle of the night and dragged to the ground before being robbed.
For years diver Tom Daley has inspired others to try his sport. But after the Tokyo Olympics will he have persuaded us to all try a different hobby?
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