An MP has met the Environment Secretary to discuss extra safeguards for unique shifting sands off the Kent coast.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, we have found the most romantic spots to wine and dine your partner.

Find out where burglaries happened near you and how many were never solved.

A calorie busting two-hour spinathon is set to kick off the fundraising events for this year's Mercury Charity of the Year.

A dad-of-five died after being found unresponsive on the ground following a stag party.

Kent Online was given a tour around the UK's first ever dementia village, a £3.5 million centre opening soon.

Families of severely epileptic children have campaignined in Parliament over access to medicinal cannabis.

A man who set fire to a Tesco Express was released from a psychiatric unit prematurely, a judge was told.

Police have charged three more people after a 20-year-old was found stabbed to death.

A girl was followed home by a man in a car which has launched a police appeal.

Police investigate circumstances after emergency services were summoned.

Emergency crews are working to locate and recover a body from below cliffs.

Bereaved dads and their friends who play in a charity football team walked 22 miles to a hospital to give teddies to the children's ward

Tourists can cross the Channel as normal this year, after we leave the EU, and there will no new paperwork for truckers.

With the UK's time in the EU coming to a close tonight, this is how people in Kent are reacting to the day of celebrations.

An arts venue with room for 100 to 120 pictures will be open at a small enterprises centre for the first time tomorrow.

Hartlepool United have been punished for failing to control their fans after Dover Athletic players were racially abused.

Councillors have approved a controversial application for a race circuit at a meeting attended by 100 members of the public.

Migrant children need to be reunited with their families, an Anglo-French support group said just before Brexit night.

Weeks of snow and a rash of strikes caused misery just over four decades ago, a film shows.