A bid for £460 million to be spent on a new Kent hospital or much-need upgrades to existing sites has been snubbed by the government.

Take a look at Kent’s stunning new garden sculpture trail

Some of the county’s best parks and green spaces have been revealed, as they are awarded Green Flag status.

An award-winning curry house once named the best in Kent has been handed a zero-star food hygiene rating following a damning inspection.

Ella Barnes, a dancer and beautician who lives in Kent, will enter the Spanish villa tonight as the latest bombshell.

A popular airshow set to return after 17 years has been cancelled because of parking issues.

The site of a former bank could become a Domino’s takeaway in a town dubbed the county’s "most stylish" place to live.

Pictures show the aftermath of the “disgusting behaviour” of vandals who attacked a set of public toilets.

As many as 10,000 people are expected to flock to a three-day family festival that kicks off today.

A gang of 10 fishermen have been convicted of illegally using electrical currents to catch razor clams.

The month-long festival will celebrate local businesses and Kentish produce with a packed programme of food-themed events.

A winemaker based in Tenterden took on the king of Champagne, Moet, in a taste test, and won.

The county’s largest secondary school has been rated as ‘good’ by Ofsted inspectors, after it was previously graded as ‘requires improvement’.

Furious residents say they are being fined for parking outside their own homes following the introduction of "outrageous" new rules.

A popular pub is fighting to stay open for one of its busiest weekends as water shortages hit pubs, schools and a village fete.

The celebration of English wine returns, and plenty of Kent vineyards are set to showcase their best bottles throughout the week.

An inquest has opened into the death of a young man who was killed in a crash on a country road.

Try the best that Kent has to offer, from real ales and ciders to fine-dining and street dishes, at two food and drink festivals.

The first pint has been served at a village pub saved from closure following a community effort to buy it.

The reopening date of a swimming pool at a leisure centre has been revealed after months of uncertainty about the venue’s future.