A man is to go on trial next year charged with endangering a P&O ferry by using a laser light.

From Minecraft to bushcraft and circus skills to getting lost in mazes, there's still lots to get up to this weekend and beyond this summer holidays.

A man who tried smuggle two suitcases containing more than £800,000 out of the UK has been jailed for money laundering.

This weekend saw the official opening of a new retail and leisure complex.

A garage blaze left several homes without power after the fire spread to overhead cables.

Big name shops have gradually been opening since March, but today a new retail park officially opens - and there's the chance to win prizes.

A van driver became trapped after the vehicle crashed down an embankment.

A helicopter was scrambled after it was feared a man was in trouble in the water.

A Royal Navy destroyer was deployed off the Kent coast to monitor two Russian warships passing through the English Channel.

From taking a trip back to the 80s to circus thrills and spills, there's lots going on this summer holiday: here's our guide.

A "no deal" Brexit would pose potential risks to the county's security and hinder crime fighting, according to Kent's crime commissioner.

Four GP health organisations in east Kent have been placed in special measures after running up deficits of more than £30 million.

Two people were trapped inside their car after it was involved in a collision with "several lorries" at a notorious roundabout.

Shoppers can now enjoy a more scenic stroll beside a new shopping development thanks to a clean up and revamp of a riverside walkway.

A trucker tried to evade tax by smuggling £286,000 of tobacco into the country.

Police are still trying to identify the body of a man found in the sea in Kent.

A baby seal rescued from a Kent beach after becoming dehydrated didn't survive.

The family of an 18-year-old man who died following a crash have paid tribute to him.

Two people were shot when a spray of air gun pellets was fired at cars and passers-by.

P&O Ferries at Dover have confirmed a "security scare" at the border but say it has been dealt with, with services running as normal.