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Truckers facing 7,000-lorry queues post Brexit could find themselves with poor streaming quality throughout Kent and at the biggest HGV park.
A man says he feared he would die when a group of attackers threw him 15ft from a bridge into icy water.
The owners of a golfing venue have had to pay thousands of pounds to clear 35 tonnes of fly-tipped waste from their land.
A man accused of attacking two police officers in a row over not wearing a face mask at Bluewater will have to wait until 2022 for his trial.
A man was found dead in a tower block after police were called.
A zoo was forced to close after a water main burst - while emergencies supplies have been handed out to vulnerable residents.
As Boris Johnson arrives back from his three-course meal in Brussels here's what his talks mean for Brexit.
The Department for Transport is withholding information on the environmental impact of a huge Brexit lorry park.
A crash involving a motorbike and a car has caused long traffic delays along a busy road.
Rail passengers are being warned to check online before they travel over the festive season.
A missing teenager thought to have travelled from Essex to Kent, has been found safe and well.
Hauliers have been permitted to drive for longer to ease port congestion but unions say the move risks crashes on the county's roads.
Lorries are once again queuing for miles on Kent's roads to access the county's ports - with yesterday's disruption blamed on Christmas.
The towering shell of an historic structure could be repurposed as an open-air drive-in cinema and performance space in 2021.
A woman who parked unintentionally with one wheel on a kerb has told of her disbelief at being fined for “obstructing the pavement”.
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Concerns over developer contributions and designs have stalled progress on a 16-storey apartment block.
Check out our interactive images charting the changes in our towns over recent years.
If the Government wants schools to stay open, it must bump teachers up the Covid-19 vaccine priority list, a head teacher has warned.
A judge has said that cash found in a car being loaded by a drug dealer, who stamped a Batman logo on slabs of cocaine, should be confiscated.
A police investigation into the exploitation of children for county lines drug dealing has resulted in a man being charged.
A community has come up with a new way of sharing some festive cheer, by turning their entire square into a living advent calendar.
Dozens of jobs are teetering on the edge of redundancy after one of Kent's oldest building firms went bust.
There will be travel disruption after the Brexit transition period ends according to the police and crime commissioner.
A grammar school head teacher has been asked to rethink his position on closing in the new year to avoid Brexit chaos.
A man has been spared jail after he admitted hitting a dog owner at a railway station after he became enraged with the victim's pet
The second oldest cathedral in England has opened as a coronavirus testing centre in the battle to bring the spread of coronavirus under control.
A roofer wasn't wearing a seatbelt and was almost three times the legal limit before he died in a fatal crash.
A heartbroken widow is desperately hoping her husband's ashes, which were stolen in a warehouse raid, will be safely returned.
MPs are urgently calling on the government to provide a £400 million boost to improve a hospital trust hit by a string of scandals.
