From blocks of flats to beauty salons and Wetherspoon pubs, several of our county's former police stations now have a new lease of life.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man who they believe may be able to help them with their inquiries into a rape.

A new escape room is set to open, and will help raise vital funds for an historic Kent landmark.

Families and couples will soon be able to stay the night at a wild animal park in striking new wigwams.

An army firing exercise on military land had to be stopped after a boat carrying asylum seekers landed nearby.

You could get a glimpse of some wild animals as you head for your lunch at a new garden-inspired restaurant which has opened in Port Lympne Reserve.

Every picture tells a story as we look back through our archive at the storm that devastated Kent in October 1987.

The county is to become 'The Garden of Roadside Loos' when portable toilets are installed along the M20 and A20 for truckers in wake of Brexit.

A man wanted in connection with a report of threats to kill has been returned to the UK after being arrested in Spain.

Council offices, described as an "aesthetic carbuncle", could close and relocate to a proposed 'garden town' or a nearby £3m historic castle.

A new, outdoor space for food and drink vendors has opened at a popular visitor spot.

The grieving parents of a baby girl say they were abandoned by East Kent Hospitals despite repeated pleas for help with her care.

An asylum seeker has revealed what it is like living at a military barracks which has been turned into a holding site by the Home Office.

A court injunction has been issued to stop the development of a gypsy and traveller site, following complaints about work already starting.

The number of Covid-19 patients in Kent hospitals has fallen to nine - despite cases more than doubling in a month.

A former Debenhans department store, which now lies empty, has been graced with a new name following a competition to re-brand it.

A collection of rare black and white photographs uncover a town's historic fishing industry.

A Kent hospitals trust is being criminally prosecuted over the death of a baby boy in what is believed to be the first case of its kind.

Two railways and a grotto made of shells are among the attractions to receive much-needed funding.

The launch of a new cinema is still on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, after bosses deemed it 'unviable' to open.