A dad-of-two on trial for murdering a child rapist has today pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

A bridal store owner relocated her business to another high street after a huge drop in trade following the ultra-low emission zone expansion to Kent.

Lifeboat volunteers picked up two casualties who’d been caught out by the rising tide today.

A former security worker lost his job after turning up at his former partner’s home where he assaulted her and punched the cupboards.

A proposal for a hookah lounge has been refused just weeks after police claimed it could lead to rowdy behaviour and attract crime to a high street.

Firefighters had to remove the roof of a vehicle to release the driver after a collision this morning.

A son has spoken of his devastation after learning his mum's death from cancer could have been avoided.

Volunteers also collected 60 bags of litter in an attempt to make the river safer and cleaner.

Construction is set to get underway to build a multi-million pound ‘innovation hub’ on the first floor of a shopping centre.

A section of motorway is to close overnight for almost a week as part of a swarm of oncoming closures.

This week the Kent Politics Podcast welcomes Dartford council leader Jeremy Kite who shares his views on the state of politics.

The University of Kent has confirmed which courses are set to be “phased out”, after protests from students and staff over the plans.

A mum-of-four who caused the death of a pensioner by dangerous driving after hitting him and “just driving off” has been jailed.

Businesses have given their verdict on the start of a three-month road closure which was predicted to bring traffic chaos to a town.

Part of a 146-room hotel will be used to temporarily deal with county and family court cases while its previous home fixes concrete problems.

The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) has confirmed a young offenders institute in Kent will be closing and turned into a prison for adults.

A lawyer has been ordered to fork out more than £10,000 after a tribunal found he had deliberately lied about carrying out work while uninsured.

A huge backlog of civil court cases has meant some claims are taking up to three years to be heard.

Plans to replace “damp” and “inadequate” maisonettes with a new apartment block next to a major supermarket have been approved.

A council has approved controversial plans for thousands of homes, despite fears of the borough becoming “another Milton Keynes”.