A Kent MP has written a letter to a city council chief to say new council houses should be as beautiful as art galleries.

Boris Johnson has been portrayed as a Deal or No Deal contestant in a Kent graffiti artist's latest work.

A woman has been charged with driving while using a mobile fine and being three times the alcohol limit.

A suspected thief is accused of 20 shoplifting offences across Kent.

Health chiefs have approved the proposed closure of a GP surgery following a patient consultation.

Bulldozers are due to move in on a school that has stood empty for years - ahead of the construction of a brand-new secondary and sixth form.

A three-legged cat has been euthanised after being shot by an air gun - years after losing its leg in a separate attack.

A Conservative MP hopeful has admitted the prime minister made an error when he said a new hospital would be built in Kent.

Dog lovers fear a mystery meat dumper who "hates animals" is leaving piles of poisoned scraps near a popular playing field.

A giant 50ft crustacean was first reported lurking beneath murky waters five years ago today.

We have mapped an oyster crawl so you can truly appreciate a Kent town's most-celebrated delicacy.

Fifty lucky residents are in line to get their hands on tickets for an exclusive skating session at a new festive ice rink.

Here's a round-up of cases heard by magistrates' courts across Kent in recent weeks.

Heartbreaking videos of a Greek street puppy in need of an operation to fix her fractured leg have inspired a family's bid to save the dog.

Two women who tragically lost children during pregnancy are holding special events to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week.

Don't be late, we find a spacious home that's all set for some big-style entertaining.

A small tapas restaurant and a bijot eaterie have joined Kent eateries honoured in the annual Michelin Star and Bib Gourmand awards.

A council is planning to demolish three retail superstores as it prepares to up sticks and build a sustainable base on an industrial estate.

A Kent newspaper series has been forced to distance itself from a new political magazine given a remarkably similar name.

Plans for a controversial housing estate - which residents say "could put lives at risk" - have been approved following an inquiry.