New figures obtained by KentOnline have revealed which councils make the most money from parking and which street has dished out the most tickets.

The long-time owner of a bar in the world’s first “music town” says its reputation as a hotspot for intimate live gigs is under threat.

Hundreds of pupils have taken part in parades to celebrate the patron saint of England.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a missing woman who was last seen heading towards a railway station.

The mastermind of one of the most infamous heists in British history has died after a battle with colon and prostate cancer.

A man has been charged with alleged stalking and strangulation offences after a woman reported she had been followed for a month.

Officers have started to patrol several residential streets after reports of antisocial behaviour on the rise.

A new wetland area is to be created, despite fears from neighbours it could become a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

A five-metre multi-sensory piece of art has been installed in a park.

The parents of two teenage boys who died from suicide are supporting a new sports initiative to help youngsters struggling with their mental health.

An empty community centre is to be converted into a shop - almost two years after the same scheme was rejected.

A Kent singer broke down in tears after bagging herself a place in the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final.

A moated manor dating back to the days of Edward II which features a working drawbridge has been put up for sale for an eye-watering price.

A huge convoy of fire engines has been spotted travelling down the M20 as the largest number of emergency vehicles to date heads to wartorn Ukraine.

New data has shone a spotlight on rising health inequality with residents at the start of a bus line living 10 years less than those at the end.

A convenience store where animal carcasses were kept just inches from fresh herbs and salad items has been handed a one-star food hygiene rating.

We spoke to people in Kent struggling to put a roof over their heads - and the charity workers trying to help them amid ever-increasing pressures.

A bid by a group of retirees to stay in their park homes year-round has been refused, despite claims they were “victims of some serious misselling”.

A council is set to debate a decision to extend parking charges into evenings, bank holidays and weekends after a huge backlash.

A village primary school is set to reopen seven months after a major blaze.