People have been evacuated and a library closed after a suspected bomb was found on a building site this morning.

A man thought to have fallen into the sea while having a cigarette during a cross-Channel crossing has today been named as Richard Fearnside.

Top councillor David Carr has lost the support of Conservative colleagues after saying travellers "screw everything up".

The sun shone and tills rung as a pub played host to a charity fun day.

The annual town carnival will parade through the town next month despite worries for its future.

Ashford charity Find A Voice has produced a moving documentary film detailing its work helping people with speech and communication difficulties.

A £4 million scheme, which completes the first stage of the regeneration of the former Buckland Paper Mill site in Dover, has been officially opened.

Two bike riders are relaxing weary muscles after cycling hundreds of miles from Lands End in under 24 hours... on a tandem!

A grandmother is fearing for the health of her family after sewage has flooded her kitchen six times in just weeks.

Shed blaze on allotment started deliberately say police

A former Sittingbourne pupil has graduated from a top American university – and thanked the teachers who spurred her on.

Another packed edition of YOUR Sheerness Times Guardian, packed with news, views, sport and leisure from across the Island.

Another packed edition of YOUR Sittingbourne News Extra, packed with news, views, sport and leisure from across the area.

A dog in a hi-vis jacket, man negotiating a roundabout on a mobility scooter and a car covered in fur all feature on a web page of Canterbury photos.

Around nine police cars were called to a home when a middle-aged man was found dead.

No-one was at risk as a result of a lightning strike at Dover Coastguard headquarters at Langdon Cliffs at the weekend, people have been assured.

A singing grandmother who calls herself Rickki Rainbow has achieved a life-long ambition by releasing her first recording.

Kent is the orchid stronghold of the UK... and now is one of the best times to spot a monkey, lady, fly or even bee.

A will written by naval hero Lord Nelson is to go under the hammer at a Kent auction house in a once-in-a-lifetime a sale.

A Kent student is through to the battle round of The Voice after his singing stood out for judge Sir Tom Jones in last night's show.