A bright green laser was shone onto the bridge of a berthing ferry at the crucial time when passengers were returning to their cars, a trial has heard

Households across the county are set to pay even more towards policing, in a bid to provide more officers on the frontline.

They are called out to save lives at sea in all weathers and at all hours - that's why we've named the RNLI as our charity of the year

The Environment Agency has issued a flood warning for parts of Kent

The number of property millionaires in the county is forecast to go beyond 11,000 by the end of next year.

A man from Kent let £93,000 slip through his fingers after 81% of the Who Wants to be a Millionaire? audience gave him the wrong answer.

A former clergyman who married a male model 50 years his junior has hit out online criticism of their relationship.

Union bosses have slammed NHS proposals which could see pathology services outsourced to a private company.

It is time to take down your festive decorations so here is a list of where you can get rid of your Christmas trees.

They were inundated with complaints about rubbish spilling from seafront bins, and now a council has forked out for solar powered compactor bins

A former priest who married a male model 50 years his junior says he would not be able to live without his young love.

An ex-porky pooch has lost a quarter of his bodyweight in a diet.

A local authority is getting a special status for confronting man on woman abuse.

They wanted to give something back and support the community, so these students prepared eight festive boxes for those worse off for Christmas

A charity providing Boxing Day lunches is on its 30th anniversary.

Aside from the presents, turkey lunch and rich pudding, Christmas is a time for reflection. Here's a list of the local services in Deal and Sandwich

Young and old have contributed to a town's food bank for Christmas.

A centre is getting a new grant after crisis calls to police fell by three-quarters after its opening.

The amount of rough sleepers in one Kent district has multiplied by five.

More businesses are moving to a new complex by the spring.