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Several Kent MPs are in a fresh battle over controversial planning reforms they say are a gift to housing developers.
Our "out-of-shape" reporter was left gasping for air after taking on Kent's first indoor exercise session since restrictions were relaxed.
A toy store is extending its Quiet Hour initiative to create a calmer shopping experience for customers, including those with autism.
An MP says a new bill to help victims of domestic violence should be named after PCSO Julia James, who worked to help vulnerable women.
A soft play centre which fought tooth and nail for its survival during the pandemic is delighted to be filled with screaming children once again.
Contracts have been exchanged in a multi-million pound deal to run the Dartford Crossing for the next 10 years.
Up to 20 cases of the Indian Covid variant have been detected in Kent in a week - with one district recording the highest number in the south east.
Vital equipment will be flown to Covid-ravaged India this week after an appeal target was smashed following a massive response.
A court has heard how a crazed thug threatened to shoot a police officer in the head with a Colt 45 handgun.
A man accused of murdering a 43-year-old Northfleet man by shooting him has appeared in court.
A man has been released on bail after the death of a young biker who died in a crash between a car and a motorcycle.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged people to 'pray for the holy land and reject violence'.
A tree surgeon had to come out of retirement after his own son defrauded the family firm.
England has entered the third step in the roadmap out of lockdown and people are making the most of the new found freedoms.
A former Kent cricketer has completed a 5k charity challenge with the support of his family, despite facing severe disability.
A Kent karting circuit where Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button learnt their craft is set to reopen next month following uncertainty around its future.
A skilfully-designed set of life-sized scarecrows have popped up in gardens, leaving onlookers puzzled.
Hundreds of suspected asylum seekers have been intercepted by British and French authorities over two days.
Police discovered more than 200 cannabis plants being grown at a house after people were seen loading them into cars, leading to seven arrests.
Unlawful motorists were the target of a joint initiative between Kent and Essex Police - with some surprising offences detected.
A surge in vaccination bookings for those in their 30s has been declared as the over 50s' second jab date is brought forward.
The “most historic and picturesque part” of a village will be spoiled if a brewery builds two houses in a pub car park, residents fear.
The days of lugging around heavy bags of shopping in the high street could soon be over, say bosses behind innovative new proposals.
A city centre brawl has left a man with facial injuries.
Pledges have poured in for a university student following his death.
Fourteen years after his death stunned the county, the siblings of a man found beheaded have made a fresh appeal to trace his killer.
A teenager who can deadlift more than double her body weight is hoping to become a powerlifting world champion.
With hotels reopening next week - and international travel still looking tricky - we suggest six choices for a luxury break a little closer to home.
The French have taken in 79 people suspected of trying to cross the Channel by small boats within a week.
A man has suffered serious injuries after a three-vehicle collision.
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