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Hundreds of people joined a march in the county today as part of anti-lockdown rallies worldwide.
Police are hunting for a driver who left the scene of an accident, in which a man on a bicycle was hospitalised.
An MP wants tactile surface markings to protect the visually impaired at two railway stations in his constituency.
A drug den where dealers pushed contraband from the garden has been shut down, police have confirmed.
Police are hunting suspects who may have disguised themselves, after 30 manhole covers were stolen from one road.
Plans for a crackdown on speeding motorists could lead to court action, police chiefs have said.
Police and paramedics were called to a crash involving four cars, where one of the drivers had left the scene before they arrived.
We look at 100 years of support provided by the Royal British Legion, and how the charity is marking the occasion.
Shocking video footage shows how a restaurant engulfed by flames after its owner drove a car into it collapsed as firefighters ran for their lives.
An ex-Pfizer scientist who became a controversial anti-vaxxer is set to join a rally in the county today.
Those keen to book holidays, days out or concert tickets as lockdown restrictions ease should be alert to scams and fraudulent deals say experts.
A murderer who began receiving letters from a friend's daughter when she was seven began stalking her when he was released from prison after 32 years.
Ahead of lockdown easing on Monday, our reporter opens up about his anxieties over a return to 'normal' - and finds out he is not alone.
Pagan weddings are not legally recognised due to a historic rule which was used to delegitimise weddings outside of Churches - but change is coming.
Residents reported being told to 'come back Monday' by staff at a mass vaccine centre as they faced long waits for their Covid-19 jab.
Kent is in the danger zone over house-building reforms after the government signalled a rule change to speed up development.
A man told a friend 'my time on earth is done' before being found dead in woodland, an inquest has heard.
Police divers have been spotted searching waters in a busy docks in connection with a major drugs investigation.
A lorry driver who was stopped by Border Force officers has been jailed after attempting to smuggle 24kg of cocaine into Kent.
A child abuser who sexually abused a child has been jailed in a landmark case regarding the use of pre-recorded evidence.
A care home for people with dementia has brought the local to its residents by building its very own pub and tearoom in its gardens.
A group protesting against illegal immigration has announced plans to demonstrate in Kent later this month.
The owner of a pub-cum-zoo has described the latest lockdown easing as 'tinged with sadness' as his pub is still unable to open due to floods.
Students were barred from leaving college while police attended an incident in a town centre.
An in-demand food bank is appealing for financial aid to help cover the cost of its new - and much larger - rental costs.
The boss of a new eatery opening this month says "a lot of talented chefs" are moving from London to one corner of Kent.
Pictures show the shocking result of a four-hour riot at one of Kent's biggest jails as more than a dozen inmates are sentenced.
A twisted paedophile was caught with vile pictures of children being abused on his phone during a routine visit by officers.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund is pumping £4.2m into a scheme to convert a burned-out dockyard church into mentoring hub for young entrepreneurs.
Small firms with a great idea or product are wanted by a leading supermarket, which is offering to help entrepreneurs reach the 'main stage'.
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