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Police tried to help a woman who was walking in front of traffic, only to have her turn on them, it is alleged.
A man who almost lost his life to alcohol at 26 says being offered the Covid vaccine was a sobering reminder of the damage addiction had inflicted.
A jury returned a verdict of death by misadventure after a retired Army officer was knocked over by a lorry and was then let down by hospital staff.
The businessman leading the world's biggest Covid vaccine-making plant has praised his former Kent school for 'making me the man I am'.
The addition of two nail salons would mean a town had a baker's dozen in its centre, sparking concern over a lack of variety.
He described himself as a "numbskull" at school but 40 years later Sir Freddie Laker was a household name - here is his remarkable story.
The Department for Transport says it will not be maintaining Manston airport as an emergency lorry park after its six-month contract ends.
A husband-and-wife of 60 years were among those reunited face-to-face today as care home visiting rules were relaxed.
Traffic built up on the M25 anticlockwise earlier following a crash between a lorry and a van, but the road is now fully reopen.
A boy aged 15 is one of two people arrested after a delivery driver was hurt when the windscreen of a Morrisons van was smashed with a baseball bat.
A power cut has left more than 2,000 homes and without electricity.
A 49-year-old accused of attempted murder after a man was stabbed is set to go on trial in September.
The Home Office have confirmed 115 people cross the Channel to reach Kent's shores today - while a further 38 were intercepted by French authorities.
A hospitals trust has had to pay back £2.3m after wrongly claiming it had met all safety actions in a self-assessment for maternity services.
An inspection has deemed army barracks being used to house asylum seekers as 'filthy and impoverished' and revealed a third of people felt suicidal.
A 38-year-old woman died five days after beginning chemotherapy from a toxic reaction to medication, an inquest has heard.
Police have arrested four men in connection with the suspected robbery of a delivery driver's vehicle.
A burglar who mowed down and killed a dad with his stolen car is still at large more than a year on - as police reissue an appeal for information.
A drug dealer who was caught with wraps of crack cocaine and heroin under her pillow has been jailed.
Ex-Ukip leader Nigel Farage has joined a celebrity messaging app after quitting politics.
A headteacher says schools are safe to return as he hailed the success of the vaccine roll out after majority of his staff receive jab.
Councillors have been speaking about the redevelopment of a leisure centre as doubt surrounding its progress remains.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has refused to comment on claims he married Harry and Meghan in a private ceremony days before their televised wedding.
A council has apologised to its residents after thousands of bins were left overflowing during a rocky first month for its new collection service.
The manager of a popular youth football club has hit out at vandals who damaged its ground.
Police were called after people gathered in protest over work starting to remove trees in order to make way for a new housing scheme.
A council has agreed to increase parking fees by as much as 70p an hour in time for shoppers returning to the high street next month.
The fifth Folkestone Triennial art festival will go ahead this summer and will include the town's new beach huts as part of the collection.
A mystery man who matched the five main numbers and one Lucky Star number on The National Lottery has won £2,813,488.90.
Two accidents happened near each other this morning resulting in people being taken to hospital.
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