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A police officer was spat at and a knife was seized from a group during patrols on a busy seafront.
A lifeboat crew is warning beach-goers not to inflatable dinghies in windy conditions after eight call-outs in one day.
Two teenage boys have been arrested after a hedgerow caught alight and spread to a nearby corn field in what is being treated as an arson attack.
Major holiday destinations, including France and Spain, are yet to decide if they accept UK Blue Badges which has prompted a warning from the AA.
Children's activity levels drop during the summer holidays, claim health officials, who are appealing to parents to keep kids moving.
A retro-themed bar is searching for a new home after to let signs appeared at its previous town centre site.
Following a weekend of chaos motorists are being warned to expect delays to worsen as the day goes on.
A serial killer who confessed to brutally murdering 11 people - including axing a priest to death in Kent - could be released from prison this year.
A firm's bid to move to a new Kent base has been given the go-ahead - despite concerns over the “irreversible loss of grade one agricultural land”.
As two restaurants close due to a fall in customers and staff shortages, we find out if the vegan fad is over.
A mum says the loss of primary school exam results by a government contractor is a "kick in the teeth" for pupils.
A drunk teenager told police he's put a bomb in a hotel in an effort to get a lift home from police.
A large house of multiple occupation has been proposed in a former office block and fears have been raised about what it means for a town centre.
A farmer has been hailed for bravely ploughing crops just metres away from a wildfire in a bid to stop it from spreading to homes.
Two dogs have been rescued from a flat fire on another busy day for the fire service.
Rowdy passengers are causing delays on a London-bound train by setting the emergency alarm and forcing their carriage's doors open.
Anti-Brexit campaigners have joined the queues of hauliers in Kent as they blame the county's congestion chaos on Britain's departure from the EU.
Teams of firefighters battled a large field blaze which spread near to people's homes.
Journeys have been brought to a halt and could even be cancelled after a broken-down train blocked a line on the Kent coast.
Some residents have been left with little or no access to water after a pipe burst near a viaduct prompting police to shut a major road.
A detached home has been completely gutted by a fire which threatened to spread to nearby crop fields.
Motorists are being warned to brace for yet more delays as one area is branded a 'hotspot of holiday hell'.
A man last seen leaving a hospital with a head injury and unable to confirm his own name has been found.
We've delved into the archive and found some amazing pictures of the week the Olympic torch came to Kent a whole decade ago.
A 20-year-old is hosting a charity football match to raise money for a cancer charity which helped him during his treatment.
A town centre car park where planning permission was granted for a flats development has been put on the market.
An uninsured driver told police he was with a "jinn" - an Arabic word for spirit - when he crashed before a fatal collision involving a van.
As the two remaining candidates in the Tory leadership race go head to head we look at where they stand on what matters to people living in Kent.
Find out what happened when one of our reporters snuck into a Tory party meet-and-greet for Liz Truss.
As routes are closed due to severe port disruption and multiple diversions put in place, here's how drivers should get to where they need to be.
