Criminal networks are targeting smaller Kent beaches and ports and being paid thousands for it, the National Crime Agency has revealed.

With the EU referendum less than three months away, businesses are calling on politicians and the media to lay out the facts.

More than 3,000 people became victims of scams in Kent in just five months - these are the ones to look out for.

Who would want to be a borough councillor? Well, almost 100 people will be seeking Maidstone's vote in the forthcoming borough elections.

Chatham MP Tracey Crouch says there's nothing of interest in her finances and MPs shouldn't be bullied into publishing their tax returns.

A landlord stripped of his licence due a single word says it has cost him almost £30,000 in lost sales - but now he's back in business.

MP for Dover is calling for filthy roads around the town to be cleared up.

The putrefying contents of a ripped bin bag spill out on to the pavement... is this Kent's most untidy street?

The decision not to make the national anthem a mandatory part of mayor-making has appalled a council member.

Bosses at Kent's nuclear power station say they are on their guard against “madmen” unleashing nuclear terrorism.

Euro-sceptic Conservative MP Julian Brazier cranks anti-EU heat ahead of referendum day.

Controversial property magnate Fergus Wilson has been blocked from standing as a candidate in the election for Kent’s crime commissioner.

Kent will get a cash ‘boost’ to fix thousands of potholes - but it won't make up for a £2m cut the council is making to its road maintenance budget.

MP Charlie Elphicke has stuck to his guns following criticism of tweets he sent condemning both anti-fascists and far-right groups equally.

Leaflets using the image of murdered British Army soldier Lee Rigby have caused outrage after being delivered to homes.

A number of non-emergency operations have been cancelled across Kent as junior doctors mount a fourth strike over the new contract.

As she reaches the end of her term, Kent's first crime commissioner says she is leaving the force in a stronger position - despite a series of gaffes.

The 2002 film Minority Report imagines a world where crime can be foreseen before it has happened. But in Kent, this isn't just science fiction.

Residents at a college for deaf people were physically harmed by the very people who should have been caring for them, according to inspectors.

A carer has been slapped with a fine - after parking in a drop-off zone for just FOUR minutes.