A mum filled up at a BP station and made off without paying to get her children to school.

Members of Kent’s Green council could be open to the possibility of new nuclear power generation, despite their party’s national policy against it.

A Falklands veteran who "viciously" beat up a pensioner in his bedsit and then strangled his elderly dog to death has been jailed.

Anxious villagers fear they will “lose part of their history” as plans have been submitted to turn a redundant church into a holiday let.

A devastated dad’s business has almost been wiped out by killer Asian hornets – as the number of nests found in Kent is on the rise.

Military chiefs training Ukrainian troops in the war effort against Russia will tone down the sound of weaponry after a council’s noise complaint.

Plans to transform a beach by adding 96 new beach huts have been hailed “amazing”, despite frustration that the scheme has not yet been approved.

Dangerous levels of E.coli have been found at one of Kent’s busiest beaches with the presence of the bacteria increasing 12-fold in a matter of weeks.

Reporter Rhys Griffiths enjoys exploring a secluded part of Kent, and comes across a deserted beach, lighthouses, nature reserve and power station.

Pictures show how a vehicle ended up part-submerged in a bog after a crash.

A road was blocked in both directions after a car reportedly overturned and ended up in a ditch.

An asylum seeker caught piloting a dinghy in the Channel after paying for his crossing with aid funding has now been jailed.

An anxious mother and daughter fear their ice cream business could close if plans to extend their shop’s opening hours are turned down.

Flood alerts are in force with residents and motorists being advised there may be disruption.

A man who offered to walk a woman home only to twice rape her is facing a lengthy jail term.

A photographer has travelled the county over the summer capturing stunning shots of the Milky Way at night.

A popular pub has been listed for sale at £750,000, but owners say they are in no rush to move on.

Our reporter made the trip to a far-flung pub to sample what it claims could be the finest example of our national dish anywhere in the land.

The RNLI was called out this morning, after an angling vessel reported a medical episode onboard.

Kent County Council says the number of vulnerable children arriving after crossing the Channel is placing the authority under unsustainable strain.