Here are just some of the shoplifters who were convicted in Kent’s magistrates’ courts as offences reach an all-time high.

Hospital bosses say changes have been made after an inquest found it could have taken steps to prevent the death of a 13-year-old girl.

Long-suffering drivers can expect further delays as work continues on a multi-million-pound scheme.

A town’s first African restaurant is set to close just a year after opening.

Emergency services were called to the Sheppey Crossing following a serious crash and car fire which brought traffic to a halt.

Disturbing images reveal the shocking state of a home dubbed the “flat from hell” following the arrest of a woman on suspicion of child neglect.

A taxi driver has shared her horror stories of working the late shift on Friday and Saturday nights.

A housing developer has begun the first stages of construction on two plots of land.

A developer has started to carry out assessments on former farmland and orchards which have been earmarked for hundreds of new homes.

We’ve rounded up some of the most interesting lots in the county listed to go under the hammer later this month.

The former owner of a shut down law firm has been told she faces jail time and must cough up almost £40,000 after breaching a High Court order.

Drivers continue to face queues on a busy motorway following a crash involving three vehicles this afternoon.

A children’s charity has been left devastated after thieves looted £1,000 worth of equipment just hours before a family fundraising event.

Kent is set to get its first branch of a new chicken shop chain, which was created during lockdown.

The reopening of part of a multi-million-pound improvement scheme has been delayed by more than a week.

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: A couple who failed to seek treatment for their cat who had an abscess on his head have been banned from keeping animals.

We speak to a police chief about what the government’s plans to shake up policing will mean for Kent.

A trainee electrician on a night out threatened to “punch people’s lights out” after he realised he didn’t have any money to get a train back home.

Staff and students are celebrating after being praised in a new report.

Plans for a sparwling housing estate that would see a village's population triple have been resubmitted despite opposition.