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Nearly 1,000 migrant arrived on the shores of Kent in small boats yesterday as figures for the year exceed 25,000.
A poster on a church noticeboard claiming 'We don't celebrate Pride, we preach Christ crucified' has sparked outrage in a Kent village.
There are delays to some Southeastern services while emergency services respond to an incident at a railway station.
The adoptive parents of Tony Hudgell have welcomed news that the automatic release of their son's abusive father from jail will be reviewed.
An academy boss has warned school chiefs may have to purchase jumpers for poorer kids to help families cope with rising energy bills this Winter.
Traffic was temporarily held on the Dartford Bridge heading from Essex into Kent while police attended an incident.
A newborn fighting meningitis was given milk two months past its best-before date on a hospital ward branded "filthy" by his disgusted family.
An ex-firefighter fears the worst could happen as fire engines continue to struggle to get through narrow roads with parked cars on either side.
A "low life" riding an E-scooter has been captured on CCTV stealing a cat's shelter from a family garden.
The future of a centuries-old jewellers is uncertain after the building it occupies was put up for sale.
A unique country home with its own five-acre private nature reserve described as a "rewilded naturalist's paradise" has gone up for sale for £1.4m.
Since 1944, the SS Richard Montgomery has been submerged off the Kent coast but little has been said about the man who gave the vessel its name.
The streets were awash with colour for a pop-themed Dover Pride 2022.
Firefighters were praised for their work after a blaze spread through three acres of a nature reserve.
People can visit iconic seats of power such as the Houses of Parliament, so why not County Hall? Offering tours of KCC's HQ is being considered.
A fraudster tricked an elderly man into handing over £1,000 and then tried to get another €4,000 from him after driving him to two banks in lockdown.
The motorway was shut London-bound while firefighters tackled a blaze on the grass verge.
We take a look at some of the pubs in Medway that have closed down over the years, and what stands in their place today.
A landmark seafront site built in the 1920s is set to be given an "unashamedly modern" makeover.
A group of around 40 people arrived in Kent this morning, as the annual total crossing the Channel approaches 25,000.
A council is asking the government to intervene after it was announced trains to Europe would not stop in the county until at least 2023.
Police have thanked the public for their help finding a missing 33-year-old.
A pair of horses who escaped their enclosure were discovered nibbling lawns in a residential street.
A park's only cygnet has been removed to a sanctuary after being injured by fishing hooks.
People are urged to be on the look-out after a dog-walker came across what appears to be the shed skin of a poisonous spider.
A driver escaped uninjured after a crash which saw several people pull over to help.
Police want to stop two town centre stores from being able to sell booze for longer amid 'unacceptably high' alcohol-related crime rates.
Residents say that calls to ban car sat-navs in lorries won't protect their village from being damaged by HGVs.
Our reporter tried a plush new cinema located in a £115 million development - and was left feeling more than impressed.
A hotel manager's foul-mouthed rant at a complaining customer has divided opinion - but he insists he had the right to "give as good as he got".
