A lab in Kent is home to some of the world's most venomous creatures... and some of the bravest technicians.

Homes have been flooded as the deluge worsens and water levels continue to rise.

Stephen Williams, minister for communities, visited the Discovery Park in Sandwich to seal its £6.5 million government funding.

The first public drop-in session after December's floods will be held at Sandwich Quay tomorrow.

Parents can expect an update regarding next week's attendance via a parent mail portal and the school's website.

Don't put away the sou'westers yet... we're set to be battered by more extreme rain.

Energy Minister, Michael Fallon, says the Discovery Park is ‘one of the most successful enterprise zones in the country.’

A feature that allowed people to text to change the colour of Maidstone's bridge lights has been scrapped.

Residents are calling for the permission for fracking in Woodnesborough to be reconsidered amidst fears it could contaminate the water supply.

Anti-fracking campaigners have welcomed news the company behind plans to drill for oil and gas at three county sites has withdrawn proposals.

The mum of a cyclist who was killed after crashing his bike in Ringwould has been sent a letter to thank her for donating her son’s kidney.

More jobs will be on the way soon with the arrival at Discovery Park, Sandwich, of another new company attracted to east Kent.

A report released today finds the tourism industry contributed £3.4 billion to the county's economy in a tough year for parts of the property sector.

Dozens of businesses are making scientific breakthroughs which change lives behind the high-level security at Kent Science Park

Freedom of Information request has revealed that Kent County Council was aware of plans for three exploratory bore holes since May 2012.

A grant scheme aimed at micro-businesses is aiming to fill the void left by the decline in part of Kent's once thriving nuclear industry.

Crowds have been watching the work on Deal beach.

Cases of the killer tree disease ash dieback have risen nearly fivefold in Kent in a matter of months.

MP Charlie Elphicke has opposed the applications for exploratory drilling in East Kent and says he will raise the issue with Ministers.

Details have emerged of a new store set for the former Pfizer site, which has been dubbed "near imperative" for scientific work to continue there.