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A parole board has refused an application to release the abusive father of double amputee boy.
Motorists faced delays after two lanes were blocked on a dual-carriageway.
“Reckless” plans to build 95 homes on the “best” agricultural land have been thrown out amid a barrage of objections.
Temperatures are set to soar to 25C in parts of Kent this weekend.
There are fears of further disorder and outbreak of disease at a detention centre for asylum seekers.
A young man and woman have died in a crash involving a car and a truck
A beer lover set to complete his challenge to visit all 875 Wetherspoon pubs in the British Isles says a branch on the Kent coast is the best.
Commuters are being warned to expect delays after two lorries crashed on a busy motorway – with traffic queueing for more than two miles.
The owner of a car which was deliberately torched has been left feeling “freaked out” and unable to sleep following the suspicious blaze.
A plumber tragically took his own life after becoming depressed during the Covid lockdown and getting into financial difficulties.
The historic Grade II property is thought to be one of the tallest of its kind in this part of the country.
Residents are demanding tighter security to stop unauthorised traveller encampments pitching up at a popular park.
Residents have held a protest at the farmland site of a proposed 250-home development – in what they describe as a “David and Goliath” battle.
In 1989 a Roundhead army fled their imaginary Weetabix-fed opponents on a Kent hillside – but nearly went to war over a lack of bacon rolls.
The Kentish sparkling wine was flowing in Westminster – but no one seemed to want to mention the elephant in the room.
Police have confirmed the end of a search for a missing teenage girl after she was found safe and well.
A simulated chemical attack was staged at a major Kent tourist attraction to test the skills of the emergency services.
A small area of Kent seems to be making quite a name for itself for English wines.
A seafront sweet shop has been targeted by vandals causing extensive damage to the building.
As the PM declares a decline in unlawful Channel crossings, political editor Paul Francis says there’s still much to do to tackle the issue.
Our reporter questions whether the government has bigger priorities than illegal Channel crossings, while Kent residents also offer their views….
Bin strikes across a Kent district are set to go ahead as refuse workers gear up to walk out over a 30% pay rise demand.
A 14-year-old boy who was reported missing after failing to return home on Sunday night has been found safe and well.
The unveiling of a Banksy artwork is set to take place this week – months after it was taken away by council bosses, provoking outrage.
A man and woman in their 60s have been left with serious injuries following a motorbike crash on a busy road.
Rishi Sunak said the number of people crossing the Channel has fallen by 20%, proving new measures to ‘stop the boats’ are working.
A simulated chemical attack will be staged at a major Kent tourist attraction today to test the skills of the emergency services.
With so many Kent schools now setting their own admission rules, how hard is it for parents to get the place that they want for their child?
A 14-year-old was fined for having a child’s ticket by ‘intimidating’ train inspectors – despite being in her school uniform.
The new team behind a town centre cafe say they are in it for the long haul despite the unit's troubled past.
