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He had three jobs but that did not stop Samuel Ludlow claiming nearly £3,000 in Jobseekers' benefits.
A man has been taken to hospital after a crash and police and ambulance crews have closed a road.
Chatham and Aylesford MP Tracey Crouch says she is working to help staff affected by Aylesford Newsprint's decision to call in the administrators.
Recycling company Aylesford Newsprint is to apply to the courts to go into administration today.
The creators of Wallace and Gromit have signed a deal for their characters to be used in attractions at the Paramount resort due to be built in Kent.
House building in the county is failing to keep pace with demand, leaving more and more people facing homelessness according to a Kent charity.
Train journeys from London to this Kent village were faster 65 years ago than today, a commuter group has revealed.
A mum has spoken of her horror after being told that in a matter of seconds her family could have perished in a fire that swept through their home.
A hotel thought to have once been owned by the notorious Kray twins has closed its doors to make way for housing.
These are the horrific injuries a Kent man suffered after he was assaulted by a gang of five thugs on Monday.
Police commissioner Ann Barnes has donated her controversial battle bus - dubbed Ann Force 1 - to the Kent Search and Rescue charity.
A masked robber subjected staff at a bookmakers to a "terrifying ordeal" when he threatened them at knifepoint and forced them to hand over cash.
Neighbours reported hearing two loud bangs as police rushed to a house following reports of a shooting, which left two windows smashed.
A minister has told investment firm RiverOak the government "would leave no stone unturned" in order to help find a way to "rescue Manston airport."
Proposed solutions to Operation Stack will be presented to the government in April following a summit at the House of Commons.
A few drops of blood taken from Sir Winston Churchill as he lay in hospital are to be put up for sale.
A well-known furniture store has announced it is set to close because of a crowded marketplace and to make way for a supermarket.
A Kent woman has been convicted of stealing more than £1 million from an oil and gas company while working as its payroll officer.
A 70-year-old man was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition after his car veered off the road and hit an electrical sub station.
Archbishop Justin Welby has been left red-faced after learning Canterbury Cathedral is offering staff less money than the living wage he has demanded.
CCTV images released of three men being hunted by police after woman's hair set alight in McDonald's in "nasty and extremely dangerous" assault.
A bungling burglar was caught after cutting himself at the scene of his crime, leaving behind his blood which police used to track him down.
A former school teacher has been found guilty of indecently assaulting a teenage boy after he plied him with alcohol and cigarettes.
Roisin Kelleher, the first person in the UK to get stem cell therapy for cystic fibrosis, launches a petition to make the treatment available here.
Parents and pupils at a primary school have been told the head teacher is not returning almost two years after she was last seen on the premises.
The Sheppey Crossing has now re-opened following two crashes and a car fire, which left the Island cut off from the mainland and four in hospital.
Mario Falcone, from The Only Way is Essex, celebrated his birthday at Gallery, in Maidstone, with other reality TV stars.
The fallout from "racist" comments made by an ex-Ukip councillor are continuing to dog the party as it prepares to host a key conference in Kent.
It might be the best song ever written about a cheap and cheerful trip to an English seaside town - and it's based on this Kent beach.
Owners will soon be able to say farewell to their pets at a cremation site used for humans, it's been revealed.
