The leader of Kent County Council has voiced his disquiet over the reliance on Operation Brock to ease disruption and delays on the M20.

A man has been charged with assaulting four officers after police were called to a separate incident.

The owner of a historic Martello tower says the site should open as a holiday let by the end of the year.

A bar with a capacity of 100 people has become the largest venue at a popular seaside attraction.

Council bosses have been accused of prioritising holes in the road over children amid fears about a youth club’s future.

People angry at pollution on beaches, rivers and lakes in Kent and beyond held protests over the state of the country’s waters.

Visitors to a wildlife park can now see a pair of energetic lion cubs as they venture around their new enclosure.

Hundreds of mourners have gathered at a candlelit vigil to pay tribute to a 24-year-old woman after a body was found today.

Campaigners say they have been left “imprisoned” in their homes after five bus services were scrapped in a town.

Soak up the sun from these spectacular seaside properties that are on the market in Kent right now.

Rehashed plans for more than 100 homes on village farmland have emerged – despite the previous bid being snubbed and branded “out of character”.

A historic high street pub remains up for sale – 15 months after it shut its doors for the final time.

New CCTV images have been released in the appeal to find a young woman who has been missing for a week.

A cash-strapped local authority is ending its involvement with the youth scheme founded by the late Prince Philip 70 years ago.

A £6.6 million restoration project to preserve one of Kent’s most historic assets has received a significant boost with further grant funding.

A renowned fragrance firm is cashing in on the rise of “incredibly dark” humour after hiring one of Kent’s few remaining tin churches.

An opening date has been revealed for a new play park on a popular Kent beach.

Frustrated theatre-goers were forced to stand in an underground car park for more than an hour - just to queue to pay for parking.

A mum of a disabled six-year-old is opening a sensory play centre in a bid to help children with additional needs.

We spoke to Eurotunnel employees who have worked for the company ever since the Channel Tunnel opened 30 years ago this week.