We'll have reaction as thousands of teenagers collect exam results today.

Train services have been delayed following a report of a trespasser on the line.

A mum of a severely disabled little girl has spoken about how a charity, which might lose its funding, helped her in her time of need.

Dino adventures, climbing walls, live board games and a garden where it's guaranteed not to rain - here's our up to date guide to summer holidays fun:

A brother and sister duo touted as rising kitesurfing stars will battle out when the national kitesurfing championships head to home waters in Kent.

Fans of The Handmaid's Tale can see a live screening of author Margaret Attwood reading some of her long-awaited sequel at cinemas across the county.

About 1,000 homes planned for a part of Kent have not been built, council documents have revealed.

The sudden death of a lifelong motorcyclist has sparked a call for bikers to join his "final journey" at his funeral.

A police investigation has been opened after a 16-year-old girl was attacked in a town centre.

Fuelled by the death of a friend and his young son’s jokes about his “big bouncy belly”, a dad-of-two shed almost eight stone.

A second person has been arrested after a man in his underwear was beaten by a gang in broad daylight.

A man accused of assault and a string of thefts at shops across east Kent is due to face the charges in court.

The mum of a brave little boy with a severe illness is trying to raise money for a special buggy.

Whether you're charging about or chilling, there are events across Kent to keep everyone happy this summer holidays. Here's our up-to-date guide:

Armed police have been called after a man in his underwear was dragged from his flat and beaten in a busy high street.

The country's first micropub attracts everyone from doctors and police officers to millionaires.

A cabbie saved a young man's life after seeing him jump from a platform at a railway station.

A diesel leak at a brook has sparked an investigation by the Environment Agency.

Increasing fines for hauliers are on the cards to try and ease congestion on Kent's roads and motorways.

A care home resident with learning disabilities who choked to death while eating has been described as the "life and soul".