A planning application which will transform a former medical site into nearly 100 homes and a care home is expected to get the green light.

The county's MPs have condemned the 'disgraceful behaviour' which took hold at the 'Kill the Bill' protest which left 20 police officers injured.

A virtual public meeting will be held to discuss the divisive Otterpool Park development, as a new CGI reveals the scheme's 'masterplan'.

What has happened since a Kent barracks became a camp for asylum seekers last year - and what next for the site?

A woman has been jailed for her part in a knifepoint robbery and for assaulting a police officer.

A second, temporary, Jobcentre is due to open in a town centre as part of the government's response to coronavirus.

A Kent MP says it is best to wait for the official report to find out the full circumstances of a vigil for a murder victim that plunged into chaos.

A minute's silence has been organised as part of a National Day of Reflection marking one year since lockdown started due to the pandemic.

A couple have denied holding an illegal gathering at their yet-to-open new restaurant following a visit from police.

An appeal for witnesses has been launched after a woman reported being spat at and punched in the face during a town centre assault.

Thirteen of the 14 men arrested following a blaze at barracks housing asylum seekers have now been released without charge.

Concerns have been raised about what can be done to reduce the disturbances caused by jet skis along the coast.

Two huge events in Kent - including a rave at an airport - have been postponed until next year due to Covid-19.

Help is needed to pay for a cat's treatment after it was diagnosed with a rare feline coronavirus, which is different to Covid-19.

A large, former office building has been sold for an undisclosed amount.

A couple have been reunited with their beloved pug on the same day their other dog disappeared from their home.

An inspection has deemed army barracks being used to house asylum seekers as 'filthy and impoverished' and revealed a third of people felt suicidal.

Police were called after people gathered in protest over work starting to remove trees in order to make way for a new housing scheme.

The fifth Folkestone Triennial art festival will go ahead this summer and will include the town's new beach huts as part of the collection.

With many of us considering staying closer to home this summer holidays, we've picked seven spots in the county which will still feel like a getaway.