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This is what domestic abuse can look like - as her attacker is jailed Jennifer Salter speaks of her experience to raise awareness.
A development company continued to block a public footpath despite cautions, costing the firm thousands.
A group of new recruits will patrol a district to ensure all businesses are following coronavirus guidelines.
A family have spoken about the colourful language their young children are learning living nextdoor to Sainsbury's.
This year six pharmacies have closed in Kent amid the pandemic and with Brexit looming there are fears the situation is set to get far worse.
Queues and long delays are being reported after two lorries crashed and a second separate incident near the Thames crossing.
Ambulance, police and fire crews were called to a private address after a man found dead last night.
The NHS is calling on people who can deliver vaccines, clean and support admin work to help the mass jab programme - which could start next month.
A group of Kent MPs has called for coronavirus restrictions to be applied on a borough or district level rather than county-wide.
An MP has sought assurances from government local streets will not be used by lorries to park overnight while they await custom clearance.
More than 200 fines have been issued to people attempting to leave the country for a holiday, as well as people holding illegal house parties.
Another school as ordered a whole year group to stay at home after a pupil tested positive for coronavirus.
A post-Brexit Inland Border Point will destroy the way of life in the quiet rural village it backs onto, residents fear.
An 18-year-old man has appeared in court to plead not guilty to murdering a man whose body was found in a wheelie bin.
A meeting tonight will determine whether a council will take back control of a beloved theatre, which would see it mothballed.
A pay freeze for the public sector set to be announced could hit thousands in Kent, while councils wait anxiously to learn of any potential support.
Brazen thieves have made off with a brightly coloured bike adorned with petals and plants in the middle of a city.
A Kent town has become a community split between affluent “DFLs” and born and bred residents who feel left behind, according to a major survey.
A car transporter which broke down on a motorway is causing delays, with traffic at one point queuing for six miles.
A four car collision has partially blocked a motorway leading to delays.
A man who was extradited from Tenerife has denied attempting to murder people outside a high street pub.
An air ambulance landed on the M20 following a serious early morning crash between a van and a lorry.
New wooden beach huts have been installed in a bid to rejuvenate a seafront and will be ready by next summer - but all have been allocated.
Bosses at EKC Group want to open a site at new film studios which are to be built on a former railway works.
A west Kent mum escaped her abuser and is now supporting others living the same nightmare - here are her top tips for fleeing an abusive relationship.
An inquest heard that mystery will continue to surround the death of a 40-year-old woman who died after a 10-hour flight from South Africa.
Landlords have criticised the new tier system coming into force next week, saying it could disproportionately damage the hospitality industry.
An artist has created a mural to the late Peter Cushing in the same town that has a Wetherspoons named after him.
After weeks of mixing, proofing and baking the winner of this year's Bake Off has been announced.
Local NHS bosses have warned of the severe pressure for trusts as people being admitted to hospitals with Covid continues to rise.
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