Supporters of a Kent charity for the vulnerable have had personal data illegally accessed.

A Kent family who own two pubs already are taking on a third and giving it a face-lift despite concerns about the effect of the pandemic.

As an inquiry into the Beirut blast gets underway similar tragedies will come under the spotlight - the first of which was 104 years ago in Kent.

Plumes of smoke could be seen from five miles away billowing over beaches as fumes from a bonfire in a residential street spread.

Firefighters have tackled a blaze in a field of cut corn that spread to a large section of hedgerow as well as an outhouse.

A group of thrillseekers have been spotted diving into the sea - running the risk of landing on large unseen rocks.

A camping retail store which opened just over four years ago, is closing permanently this weekend.

A couple celebrated their 60th anniversary with a surprise live performance on their driveway.

A man added to Kent Police's most wanted list has been jailed after he was caught following a public appeal.

An urban explorer has discovered a body in the derelict former home of a famous wrestler.

Six M&Co stores across the county are to remain open - as administrators close 47 of the chain's outlets nationally following the pandemic.

Campaigners are calling for more transparency over flight paths to and from an airport.

Thousands of drivers' commutes could be transformed after KCC reveals drastic traffic overhauls - including 20mph limits and a junction revamp.

A public consultation has opened on whether a post office should move and extend its opening hours has opened.

A woman has spoken out to warn others after seeing a man perform sex acts in front of her on two occasions as she walked by a river.

An 11-deck entertainment liner is making a quick return to Kent following a trip to France to change crew.

A waterfront display from tugboats was organised to celebrate more than £100,000 for a Kent dad battling cancer.

A man who put a knife up to a stranger's neck during an attempted robbery has been locked up.

Masons have hit back at critics of their plans to redevelop a hall and highlighted the 'vast amounts of money' they give to the community.

An investigation has been launched after reports a "weapon" was heard being fired in a residential street.