The Environment Agency are asking for public opinion on their plans to create a low flood wall in Tonbridge.

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.

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

Plans to demolish a building and build a replacement two-storey science block at a technology school have taken a step closer to being agreed.

An American company that manufactures sensors worn by asthma sufferers is the latest tenant to join Discovery Park - creating 20 more jobs.

A company specialising in electricity saving LED lighting has set its sights on overseas expansion after growing turnover by more than £8m.

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

Power has been down in parts of Deal since 10am after a cable was damaged at St Andrew's Church.

A safe source of energy or a dangerous menace? Campaigners go head to head in a debate with the pro-fracking lobby this evening.

An engineering technology company has been bought by a global drug development business for its expertise in minute matter.

The science and business park has reached a milestone after welcoming two more tenants.

The decision to allow 500 homes at the Discovery Park has been criticised by objectors including Russ Timpson, Lib Dem parliamentary candidate.

Southern Water has been slapped with a fine totalling half a million pounds after untreated sewage was pumped into the sea, killing hundreds of fish.

A woman from Sandwich has launched a £50,000 High Court claim alleging the surgeon did not warn her of possible scarring before her tummy tuck.

A £40 million project has begun to turn a former Kent coal mine into an education and green energy park.

District planners have given the all clear for a business park to implement its masterplan to develop the site and create better transport links.

One year on from the storms that battered Kent last October, can the county expect the same this year? We decided to find out.

This is the moment several buildings at a power station were blown up by demolition experts.