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A farmer who says times are “tougher than ever” hopes to open a second campsite in a bid to shore and diversify the business.
A Bulgarian lorry company has hit back at claims its drivers are “unsafe” after reports of trucks smashing into walls and parked cars.
We take a look at how a carpenter went from working in his parent’s garden to creating a company that would last more than 100 years.
A divisive bid to open a Kent district’s fifth McDonald’s has sparked concerns too many people in the area are already obese.
A proposal to install solar carports a popular park has been approved but one councillor fears they will look “terrible”.
RNLI Lifeboats crews were called to four separate incidents across the space of 12 hours.
An appeal has been launched after a motorcyclist was seriously injured and flown to hospital following a serious collision with a car on a busy road.
A head teacher says her school of more than 400 pupils will not reopen until September after a bomb was found in the roof.
Neighbours have slammed plans to extend a popular holiday park over fears their district will continue to be a perpetual building site.
Divisive plans to convert a former care home into a house for up to 24 people have been rejected by council planners.
Holidaymakers left stranded by cancelled flights have been encouraged to take a ferry as thousands embark on summer holidays.
Suede and Manic Street Preachers were the latest bands to play at Dreamland for the venue’s summer of live music.
Fire crews were called to three separate incidents overnight including a garden blaze caused by a BBQ.
Families hoping to cross the Channel are facing travel disruption in what is already predicted to be a chaotic summer ahead for travellers.
River boat tours could be set to return to a tourist town as part of proposals to erect a new docking station.
A couple who were the first to get married at a makeshift church in Kent have returned to celebrate their 50th anniversary.
Concerns have been raised after a London council revealed it is in “advanced negotiations” to house some of its residents in a Kent district.
We spoke to locals about life in Kent’s second-smallest village, where there have been no new building developments for 64 years.
The new boss of a pub which has seen three landlords in 15 months says he must “try something a bit different” to survive.
Plans for 298 homes have been approved despite concerns over a lack of infrastructure to support them.
A court heard how a former drug addict is “trapped in a cycle” of shoplifting after leaving jail with no money or home to go to.
Are vandals who etch their initials on our historic monuments going to be fêted in years to come, asks our columnist.
Winners of a postcode lottery are planning luxury holidays after sharing part of £1m jackpot prize.
A Kent council has handed out thousands of fines for unauthorised pupil absences in the past three years, it’s been revealed.
A knife-wielding abuser who put his ex-partner in fear of her life “purposefully rammed” a police car and caused it to be written off when confronted.
A lucky listener could not believe she had been chosen when she received the call naming her as the winner of a cash prize.
The head of Princess Anne’s former Kent school is among leaders condemning Labour’s bid to end tax breaks for private education.
Traffic was temporarily held on the M20 following a crash which has caused damage to the central reservation.
Someone in Kent will see a large deposit in their bank account every month for the next year after scooping a prize in a National Lottery competition.
Dolphins have been captured on camera putting on an acrobatic display off the Kent coast.
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