Government issues new guidance emphasising protection for greenfield sites.

A council leader has secured a bid for over £2 million to go towards improvements for a flood storage earlier.

A county painters group, that has donated over £200,000 to charities over the years, will be holding an exhibition this month.

Thousands of students attended an exhibition aimed at demonstrating skills that may be required in future employment.

A 10p charge for every passenger using the Port of Dover will generate more money than the community fund according to a Dover resident.

Rising violence, hidden weapons, and under-staffing were among a host of problems uncovered at a youth offenders' institution.

Nearly 200 residents attended a public exhibition last night at the Seasalter Christian Centre in Faversham Road.

Halloween hasn't passed yet but Dover Town Council has prepared itself for a Merry Christmas by installing decorative lights in October.

Royal Marine chums who first met when they joined the corps at Deal 48 years ago, have been reunited at the fifth annual gathering

The town's whistling postman laid on a buffet to thank the public for helping him reach his milestone target.

An elderly man has been conned out of nearly £300 after a man reportedly came into his home dressed as a police officer.

Police have arrested two men and a 16-year-old boy on suspicion of dealing class A drugs.

Floodwater forces a lane closure in Headcorn.

Flood alerts have been put in place after a considerable amount of rainfall over the past two days.

Over £200,000 has been given in funding to community groups and parish councils in a bid to improve facilities and help development.

The port is celebrating a "landmark achievement" as its application for more powers, through a Harbour Revision Order, has been approved.

Police and highways staff have been called to recover a van from East Peckham after it caught fire.

New pictures showing how the Dartford Crossing will look after the introduction of the Dart Charge have been released today.

Residents and businesses in parts of Kent have been given thousands in grants in a bid to help repairs and development after the flooding at Christmas

Chocolate lovers across the county will be happy to know this week is national chocolate week.