The cast of hit reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE) filmed part of their annual Christmas special episode in Dover and Calais.

It's that time of year again when we adorn our homes with tinsel and fairy lights - but whose house has the best Christmas decorations in the county?

A model maker which has a 50-year association with James Bond has landed a new deal to make products for the new film Spectre, out next year.

Couples could get shackled to each other in an historic former gaol, which has been transformed into a bar, cafe and potential wedding venue.

The Roman Quay is celebrating its recent refurbishment with a pool tournament, Premiership games and giveaways.

Steph and Dom from hit programme Gogglebox welcomed Ukip's Nigel Farage to their Kent home for a drinking session ahead of filming for a TV special.

The government has announced millions of pounds of funding for flood defences in the Dover district.

New research at a goat sanctuary in Kent has determined how to tell if goats and other livestock are satisfied with their lot - we kid you not.

Trees that hamper the flow of water along the Great Stour will be removed or pruned by the Environment Agency.

Two suspected metal thieves will appear before magistrates accused of theft by finding.

It was tears for X Factor hopefuls Stereo Kicks when their bid to win a place in the semi-finals was dashed - losing out in the sing off.

Bomb disposal experts were called in to detonate what was thought to be a World War II shell discovered on farmland.

An imaginative grandad has written an erotic novel based in the quiet market town of Faversham.

Canterbury City Council will be formally investigated by an ombudsman over its handling of buses going through the Westgate Towers.

A host of singing stars have recorded The Farm's All Together Now raising money for a Kent charity and honouring the infamous Christmas truce of 1914.

The Ukip member who mistook Westminster Cathedral for a mosque in a tweet attacking the BBC is "no longer on Twitter."

A mysterious, kind-hearted person has been leaving yellow rubber ducks with notes and money attached scattered around a Kent town.

A fundraising team have found a purr-fect recipe to raise money for a Kent cattery - and calendar buyers are lapping it up.

East Kent Railway Trust said £50,000 People's Millions cash would be life changing for the charity which was part of a televised vote yesterday

Children’s summer camp volunteer Elspeth Penfold is raising cash for a marquee for next year's United Reformed Churches camp.