Members of a crime network have been jailed for more than 50 years, after being caught hiding hundreds of kilos of cocaine inside frozen poultry.

Changes could be made to the way a council committee meets and discusses key items, after its current set up was described as unsatisfactory.

A man has been hit with a £100 fine after being caught throwing a bag of dog poo.

Kent's police chief has spoken out about how the new lockdown rules - introduced this week - will be harder to enforce across the county.

A floral tribute has been left for a man who was killed after stepping out of his car and being hit by a lorry.

The number of people trying to cross the Channel in small boats over the past two days has been revealed, with yesterday being a record.

Incidents involving coastguard crews reached a peak for the lockdown period on VE Day, as dozens of people ignored the 'stay at home' warning.

Lockdown restrictions look set to be eased as new figures suggest an initial peak of the virus in Kent has passed.

A team dedicated to keeping the streets litter-free have noticed a rise in the number of discarded gloves and masks since the outbreak of Covid-19.

A man is delighted after raising more than £1,200 for a charity which supports young refugees in Kent by shaving off his distinctive beard.

A planning application is seeking permission to restore a former theatre and tearoom, and build a nine-storey modern apartment block above it.

Work on a unique multi-million pound urban sports centre has re-started after the coronavirus saw construction temporarily halt on site.

Throughout history, many remarkable people have forged a special link to the county - we look at who they are and what they did.

A Kent animal park is planning to add to its hotel offering by creating a Bubble accommodation, offering180 degree views over the countryside.

NHS bosses have warned well-meaning donors of scams selling low quality personal protection equipment and the best way to help the health service.

Latest figures show more than 100 people have now been fined in Kent for ignoring government advice to stay home unless absolutely essential.

With a coastline home to two of Britain's most important historic shipping lanes, Kent has a wealth of shipwrecks in the waters around the county.

A council has warned that residents are 'misusing' community support hubs amid the coronavirus crisis.

One woman has single-handedly made hundreds of pieces of PPE for hospitals, care homes and frontline workers.

An art exhibition, created in response to the coronavirus pandemic, has opened and features a tribute to a nurse who died from the disease.