How many migrants live in your area? A new interactive map reveals the percentage of people born outside the UK who are in living in Kent's towns.

A part of Kent has more gypsy and traveller caravans than almost anywhere else in the country - with fears one planned site could rival Dale Farm.

What 'loony' phenomenon got social media in a buzz? Which part of Kent was all in a spin over a 'tornado'? It's the Friday news quiz.

An insurance broker has agreed an out-of-court settlement over claims it poached several staff, including its new chief executive, from a US rival.

The family of a young father who was killed in a suspected hit and run have renewed an appeal for the driver of the vehicle involved to come forward.

New figures show the number of deaths from a type of lung cancer caused by exposure to asbestos has increased in the county.

Junaid Hussain, the husband of Kent mother and Islamic State recruit Sally Jones, is believed to have been killed by a US air strike in Syria.

Tributes are pouring in following the sudden death of a young sportsman, who was preparing to enter his final year at University.

An insurance giant has revealed huge losses in the first half of this year as it continues to be affected by a dramatic financial restructure.

KentOnline's audience has grown by an impressive 59% over the past year, figures released today reveal.

A self proclaimed bomb disposal expert, whose home was raided by a swarm of emergency services, has had a case against him discontinued.

Motorists are advised to take alternative routes as fallen trees block roads in west Kent.

Kent is bracing itself for more downpours today as driving rain and flooding could affect the county until this afternoon.

The firm behind High Definition festival - axed just three weeks before it was due to go ahead - has now applied to go into liquidation.

Tonbridge and Malling MP, Tom Tugendhat, has welcomed news the X-ray department of a local hospital is set to re-open after 10 months closure.

A Kent PCSO has donated hundreds of pounds from the police property fund to a village hall in need of refurbishment.

From a strangled baby found in a lake to a bombing that killed 11, many violent murders have rocked the county - and dozens remain unsolved.

Residents reported seeing dead rats floating in the street following flash floods. Warning - graphic content.

GP surgeries across Kent are poised to roll out a new vaccine to combat a surge in cases of a highly aggressive strain of the disease.

House values can vary by £100,000 depending on the first line of their address, according to a new study.