Another case of bluetongue in Kent has been confirmed, bringing the total number to 52.

High tides are expected to cause flooding in sections of Kent’s coastline overnight.

Plans to designate a popular country park as a nature reserve have been ruled out, leaving campaigners "desperately disappointed".

A Kent pier is set to fully reopen in the coming weeks - months after being damaged by Storm Ciarán.

A town centre car park has closed for good to make way for a major multimillion-pound redevelopment.

A former church youth worker was snapped on camera snatching precious jewellery during a break-in at a neighbour's home.

A frustrated businessman wants to install cameras in his car park to stop rogue drivers hogging his customers’ spaces.

A father and daughter are worried their pet alpacas and goats could be culled as the animals are set to be tested for the bluetongue virus.

A nursery has been forced to close suddenly, the parent company citing its “financial position” as the reason.

The proposed size of a controversial solar farm has increased to 206 acres in an official planning application.

A pharmaceutical company is closing its doors for good – just weeks after Pfizer announced plans to axe 500 jobs.

A hospital trust has been ordered to make “immediate improvements” with staff shortages and “overcrowded” A&E departments leading to safety concerns.

“Lairy teenagers” wearing creepy clown masks with “huge sharp teeth” have been disturbing villagers in a series of anti-social acts.

Rail passengers are experiencing delays after a person was spotted on the tracks.

Three new cases of bluetongue disease have been identified in the county.

A major route has been blocked after two cars and a motorbike crashed on a roundabout leaving one person injured.

A new TV programme about the discovery of Viagra, in which a Kent laboratory played a key role, is airing this month.

Roadside verges will pile up with litter and urine-filled bottles for a year following a council’s decision to skip a six-monthly clean, it is feared.

Wheelchair users are calling for vital upgrades to a 3km stretch of the King Charles III Coastal Path which they say is “completely inaccessible”.

Worried residents say traffic-calming measures are needed in their small but busy street as speeding drivers have become a “menace”.