A travel operator will increase the number and size of trains in service - but is urging people to only use them if "absolutely necessary".

Changes could be made to the way a council committee meets and discusses key items, after its current set up was described as unsatisfactory.

Loving reading in lockdown? We spoke to author Sandra Howard, wife of former MP Michael Howard, about lockdown literature and her recommendations.

Police have issued a warning after a spate of catalytic converter thefts.

Work to create 84 new homes with ocean views has now re-started after construction was temporarily halted due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Kent's police chief has spoken out about how the new lockdown rules - introduced this week - will be harder to enforce across the county.

A woman has been spat at in a racially aggravated assault after being approached by a couple with a lurcher.

Police and an MP have spoken out about the dangers of two supposed mass gathering being organised in Kent this weekend.

A fire in a kitchen broke out after a frying pan caught alight, promoting firefighters to issue a warning about mealtime safety.

Sandwich chain Subway has reopened more than 20 branches for takeaway and delivery across the county.

A floral tribute has been left for a man who was killed after stepping out of his car and being hit by a lorry.

We take a look at some of Kent's most prominent public art, exploring its origins and meaning.

Another group of migrants have been brought ashore after being intercepted by Border Force crews.

The number of people trying to cross the Channel in small boats over the past two days has been revealed, with yesterday being a record.

Incidents involving coastguard crews reached a peak for the lockdown period on VE Day, as dozens of people ignored the 'stay at home' warning.

A government minister says fast food drive-thrus did not have to shut during lockdown and believes they can safely reopen.

A man in his 30s has been killed after being hit by a HGV near a bus stop.

Soldiers based in Kent traversed rivers and landslides as they played a vital role in rescuing more than 100 stranded Brits.

Sites once home to a much-loved video rental chain have since been put to a variety of uses - including a sexual health clinic and a drug den.

One street has marked the 75th anniversary of VE Day in its own unique way after an inspired 11-year-old dropped a note through her neighbours' doors.