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A drug dealer who had a half-million pound stash of clash-A drugs and an arsenal of weapons stashed away in a lock-up has been jailed.
A busy road has been shut and access to part of a service station barricaded off due to a sinkhole.
Cash totalling £20,280 has been forfeited by a man and woman who were unable to prove it had been lawfully earned.
An appeal has been launched by police concerned for the welfare of a man, last seen two days ago.
Secret Drinker finds the beer – and the facilities – aren't worth the wait on his latest pub visit
A beauty company will be moving into a former Dorothy Perkins and Burton shop this week.
A house owner has been fined after admitting allowing a stranger to dispose of his rubbish, which was then fly-tipped near a school.
Work on a huge coastal tower block of 91 luxury flats has been “progressing at a slower pace”, bosses admit.
Nine courses, including journalism and art history, could be phased out at the University of Kent as a consultation is launched.
A luxury care will open with its own bar, cinema and gourmet food bistro, to give residents “unparalleled comfort”.
A group of youngsters were invited to meet Maidstone’s FA Cup heroes after creating a large replica badge for the team.
Kent’s crumbling roads saw a year-on-year increase in pothole reports as well as the highest number of insurance and drainage inquiries in years
Two weeks on from the disappearance of an 82-year-old man from a Kent railway station, police have released CCTV of him at a popular shopping centre.
New figures published by Kent County Council have laid bare the rise in cost of providing home to school transport.
Volunteers are getting together to create a cape, ship replicas, and more to celebrate a dockyard’s 40th anniversary.
Councillors have unanimously approved plans for a housing scheme locals fear will overcrowd nearby roads and public services.
Terrified residents near two large sinkholes fear the voids are expanding and the section of road will entirely collapse.
The boss of a historic shellfish company has urged campaigners to end what he describes as a “senseless” battle to dismantle its oyster farm.
The top floor of a closed town centre car park could be torn off in a last-ditch effort to reopen the site, council bosses have revealed.
A tree which came down in a storm and struck a dog walker was deemed “dangerous” more than two years ago but nothing was done, say angry residents.
A father who lost four family members in a short space of time is encouraging men to find ways to share their grief.
From a toddler running around the bar to landlady of the boozer, a girl who grew up in a pub has taken over the reins from her parents.
Making history in an all-female semi-final and losing out over a paper skeleton, we speak to two former Apprentice candidates ahead of the new series.
New figures reveal KentOnline’s sister station has a weekly audience of 168,200 people, listening for a record-breaking 1.494 million hours.
Two women who have lost loved ones to suicide tell their stories in the hope it will encourage others struggling to open up.
When our reporter was last inside this building, the “air of menace” led to a swift exit – but his recent visit couldn’t have been more different.
Kent's disappearing farmland, a society in crisis, the Rwanda plan and the war on drivers are among topics debated on this week's letters page.
It’s been a brutal start to the year for Kent firms, with 17 closing for good. But is it really, as one owner claims, “impossible to stay afloat”?
A witness to a fatal crash has described to a court the moment he saw a pedestrian ‘fly into the air’ as a hit-and-run trial gets underway.
MPs have been hearing from county officials over fears of excessive holdups at Kent borders ahead of a new post-Brexit EU entry-exit system.
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