A former doctor’s surgery, an Indian restaurant and a parcel of land were some of the latest Kent properties to sell at auction.

Police are hunting a B&Q lorry driver after a truck crashed into a bus stop and reportedly fled the scene without stopping.

A multi-million pound leisure complex appeared to have the ingredients for success - but has it misjudged its location?

New escape rooms are now open at a multimillion-pound leisure complex, which has previously been described as a “ghost town”.

Follow us here for the KCC election results for the Canterbury district.

A Kent animal park has unveiled ambitious plans to build one of the country’s largest indoor tiger houses.

Officers have released a man without charge after reports of a weapon sparked a huge armed response at a traveller site.

A council has warned tourists to stop trampling “iconic” flower beds in a popular park, as it looks at measures to protect the precious plants.

A devastated mum has told of the moment her teenage daughter was diagnosed with a rare disease - after previous seizures had been blamed on anxiety.

Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), a riotous retelling of one of Britain’s literary classics, is coming to Kent.

Police have released a CCTV image after cash was swiped from a restaurant's till.

A Waitrose lorry has been involved in a multi-vehicle pile-up.

Our reporter went to see if the choreographer’s beloved Swan Lake still captivates audiences three decades after its debut.

A missing man has been found safe and well.

The designer of a new public drinking water tower has defended its eyebrow-raising appearance after it was unveiled today.

A man has been arrested after armed police responded to reports of someone with a weapon at a traveller site.

An overturned car led to long queues on a major route and emergency barrier repairs being carried out.

Independent hotel and B&B owners say they are being “squeezed out” by a flood of unregulated short-term lets - including properties listed on Airbnb.

A restaurant boss says he is relocating the business because a council’s multi-million-pound leisure complex is like a “ghost town”.

A dangerous homeless encampment has been dismantled and fenced off as “mounding work” is set to get underway to stop it returning.