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It was another busy month for the court system with murderers, conmen, thieves and robbers all jailed for their crimes in August.
A councillor has hit out at supporters of the Lower Thames Crossing after a golf club on land earmarked for its construction shut today.
A dog warden is urging pet owners to stop abandoning their animals as rescue centres reach breaking point amid the cost of living crisis.
Exclusive: A business destroyed by a fire is still being billed for rent - despite the blaze being accidentally caused by council contractors.
The Operation Brock contraflow will be lifted on the M20 this weekend - but a 50mph limit will remain in place on a 13-mile stretch.
A lorry driver has died after losing control of his vehicle on a busy road.
Valuable antiques from a 17th century Kent castle worth at least £265,000 are be to sold at auction.
Kent Police's chief constable Alan Pughsley is leaving the force after nearly four decades.
The soaring cost of everything from electricity to gritting salt means councils are facing huge financial pressures this winter, says a new report.
A mum-of-two had to stop her children from using a play park after finding glass on the floor and damaged equipment.
Coming soon! The opening date for the county's latest Taco Bell restaurant has been announced.
A man has died in hospital eight days after being hit by a bus at a shelter.
Plans to build new affordable homes on the site of old garages have been revealed.
A group of nuisance motorists tearing up and down a busy dual carriageway at dangerous speeds have been moved on under new police powers.
A football club has had to cancel all training sessions this week after travellers moved onto their playing field
A 16-year-old girl has spoken of her disgust after taking a bite of a plum - and finding a maggot wriggling around inside.
Children with asthma are more at risk of an attack in September, says a charity, which is asking parents to be vigilant as schools reopen.
Players and staff at a football club have been left "devastated" after the death of a much-loved teammate.
County transport chiefs have put on hold controversial plans to axe under-used bus services to save money.
A father-and-son team behind a new distillery have welcomed the decision to approve their plans to convert an agricultural building.
Fire crews and police were called as a house started to 'fall down' with a partial chimney collapse.
Hundreds of journalists at one of Britain's biggest newspaper groups have gone on strike after rejecting a 3% pay offer.
A popular bakery has been given a zero food hygiene rating after a council official was left "very concerned" following an inspection.
Residents are angry at off-road bikes tearing around a recreation field who are making their lives "miserable".
A mum fears a child could be hurt by a pole that ripped open her top.
Twenty five years after Princess Diana's death, we remember how the county mourned the beloved royal.
A private primary school has closed without any warning just months after new owners took over.
A store described as a "mecca for used and new vinyl albums" is closing less than a year after opening its doors.
A one-year-old boy tragically died after being found face-down in a hot tub.
A disability activist has hit out at the UK voice of Barbie, after she criticised the launch of new inclusive dolls.
