May is National Walking Month, and we’re celebrating with glorious strolls through Kent’s woods, villages, parks and gardens.

The head of a sham investment fund who duped four victims out of more than £150,000 which he used to fund his lifestyle has been jailed.

An open-water swimming club has held its first event strictly for dogs.

A woman previously reported missing has been safely located.

The writer will be talking about his newest love story You Are Here at a special author event.

Three people have been arrested after stolen plant machinery was recovered from two sites in Kent.

Villagers are being urged to jump on board a trial shuttle bus service linking rural areas with health and shopping facilities.

A gym at a leisure centre only recently upgraded as part of a multi-million pound overhaul has been given the green light to expand and improve.

Thieves caused £20,000 of damage after power tools and wildlife cameras were stolen from a nature reserve.

A pair of friends who began experimenting with making their own spirits have won gold for their gin at the first attempt.

Kick off the month with a long weekend of craft beer, live music, outdoor BBQs and more at these Kent watering holes.

The motorway was closed in both directions after a man who had fallen from a bridge was pronounced dead at the scene.

A biker was airlifted to hospital after being injured in a crash and police want to hear from anyone with information about what happened.

A village pub which remained open for months following the owner’s death has now shut its doors, leaving locals “heartbroken”.

Police were concerned for the welfare of a missing woman who might have required important medication.

A road was closed after a crash involving a car, van, motorbike and bus saw three people taken to hospital.

A paramedic who was driving when an ambulance crashed into a cement mixer, killing his colleague, has been given a suspended sentence.

Gates belonging to a hospice that were destroyed when thieves smashed through them in a van they were stealing have been replaced for free.

Drivers faced long delays after a crash between two cars and a lorry on the M25.

This £1.75m five-bedroom house is located in a village that’s been named one of the fanciest locations in the country.