A winner of The Apprentice was forced to swap leading jazz and soul artists for tribute acts because of poor ticket sales at an entertainment event.

A little boy born 17 weeks early and weighing just 1lb 9oz starts school today - after doctors told his parents his chances were virtually zero.

A nursery worker has been suspended amid a full-scale investigation involving police and social services after allegations a little boy was assaulted.

Hundreds of pounds has been raised at a fun day in aid of a children’s respite centre.

Plans for a national pub chain to set up shop in Sheerness appear to be moving forward.

Temple Mill Primary School, which had more than £200,000 stolen by a former bursar Sandra Ross, could only receive a fraction of the money back.

A restored tug is coming back to her home port after being restored.

The Gravesend and Dartford Messengers are the best performing weely paid-for title in the country

A family football fun day will take place on Sunday to help give a young boy a fighting chance against a crippling disease.

A fleet of boats moored in Queenborough overnight ahead of a 40,000 mile race, and a Sheppey man is crewing one of them.

Floral tributes have today been left at the scene of an accident in which a cyclist was hit and killed by a lorry.

People have the chance to give their ideas for improving Dover at an exhibition with a difference at the Charlton Arts Centre this month.

Judges in the Dartford and Gravesham Business Awards will be meeting soon to decide this year’s winners.

The house where Charles Dickens penned novels such as Great Expectations is set to be permanently opened to the public after a school moved out.

Read the amazing story of a British soldier who struck a pact with the Kaiser during WWI to visit his dying mother... then return to his POW camp.

Maidstone's Mela begins on Friday with music in the town centre, and moves to Mote Park on Sunday

Civic dignitaries were among those who attended the Merchant Navy Day memorial service at Dover Town Hall today.

A family fun day to raise awareness for people suffering a rare disease was a great success, raising a staggering £3,039 for two charities.

Footballers at the Island’s eastern end have now got their own changing rooms thanks to almost £50,000 of funding.

Plans to covert the former Dreamland site into the world's first heritage amusement park have taken a major step forward today.