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Hundreds of people turned out to celebrate the life of a popular pub manager who sadly died earlier this month.
As many as 10,000 people are expected to flock to a three-day family festival that kicks off today.
A measure restricting motorists filling up with fuel to using only forecourt card machines was temporary.
Janet Street-Porter has told how a driver screamed horrible abuse at her during a quiet walk along the seafront.
KentOnline can today identify the teenage rapist who groomed his victims via Snapchat.
Bad weather is being blamed for an increase in potholes going unrepaired – as targets for fixing damaged roads are being missed by thousands.
New dad Alex Jee describes his all-consuming sleep deprivation, nappy-changing politics – and how there’s nothing better than a reheated cup of tea.
New care home owners are aiming to create a ‘beautiful, welcoming environment’ on the site of a nursing home shut down after being rated inadequate.
A road redesigned for a controversial new junction is being dug up again after safety concerns were identified with the surface.
A dangerous thug kidnapped his adoptive parents at knifepoint and trapped them in a car for the sake of £500.
Plans have been submitted to turn a historic railway station into a holiday park with 26 caravans.
A young girl got into difficulty during a swimming lesson and was given CPR before being taken to hospital.
Police constables are having to take on some of the work of PCSOs in the wake of huge cuts, Kent’s crime commissioner has admitted.
A council is warning people not to swim in the sea today amid pollution concerns.
A crackdown on the use of rail networks to bring drugs into Kent led to 10 arrests and the seizure of weapons, cash and class A substances.
The impact of bus cuts, the threat to our green spaces and the ousting of a ‘courageous’ PM are some of the topics tackled by our readers this week.
Exclusive: A Kent Police officer accused of sexually assaulting a female colleague has been suspended and is now subject to a criminal investigation.
More than 3,000 patients have signed up to a new dentist surgery in just a few weeks of it opening.
Outraged residents say their road looks “appalling” after it was resurfaced by the council using a new cost-cutting method.
It’s not cheap at £195 per person, so is this steam train journey through the Garden of England – with champagne all round – worth the expense?
Residents forced out of their homes due to a gas explosion have described the aftermath as a ‘nightmare’ amid pleas to return to their properties.
In the latest of our fast-food reviews, we headed to the seaside for a sandwich with a difference – but was it worth £11?
The county will get an additional parliamentary seat, under plans from the Boundary Commission which will split up several constituencies.
Students and staff have questioned the fairness of imposing a campus-wide meat ban that could see 75% of meals wiped off some menus.
A gang of 10 fishermen have been convicted of illegally using electrical currents to catch razor clams.
A boy who was hit by a bus at rush hour sustained minor injuries, police said.
Villagers have branded new road signs “mildly amusing” after spotting a spelling mistake in a word residents struggle to pronounce.
Ministers are reportedly preparing for the collapse of the country’s biggest water supplier, which serves parts of Kent.
Fresh pictures have been released of a controversial new multi-million pound train station as it prepares to open.
A motorcyclist who refused to be breathalysed after drinking alcohol already had 60 convictions for more than 180 offences, a court has been told.
