Police have launched a murder inquiry after a man was arrested following the death of a mother-of-four.

A group of talented young Tenterden ballet students are celebrating a 100% pass rate in their exams.

We round up the activities for all ages at attractions across Kent this February half term.

The plea of a councillor for an urgent solution to Tenterden’s parking crisis has struck a chord with many residents.

Office staff had a shock when a tree fell down in high winds blocking the entrance to their firm

A £1,000 diamond ring has been stolen during a break-in when a back door of a house was forced open

A bird that once looked destined to be Christmas dinner has had an operation to restore its eyesight.

Register now for some of the 119 attractions across Kent offering free tickets for the Kent Big Weekend.

Taxpayers will pick up the bill for policing Operation Stack - which is more than half a million pounds - after the Home Secretary refused to pay it.

Firefighters tackled a kitchen fire last night, which is believed to have started by unattended food left in a cooker.

Firefighters have tackled a blaze in a two-storey property in Bethersden which is believed to have been caused by a log burner.

A road's been shut this afternoon after a 'sinkhole' appeared in the carriageway.

A young boy has been taken to hospital after he was hit by a car.

A tractor driver's been fined after two cars - including a £21,000 sports car - were written off when he shed his load of straw.

A dead pony dumped in a country lane was so heavily covered in mud that it looked like a huge lump of earth. Warning: graphic image.

Drivers are complaining that they are being left out of pocket because of the high cost of petrol at garages in Tenterden.

A promising young footballer who died after his car crashed into a tree was not wearing a seatbelt, an inquest heard.

A nature expert was shocked to find the rotting carcass of a large wild boar as he walked along the shoreline on Romney Marsh

A council is warning residents to beware of bogus callers claiming to work for the authority’s legal and accident investigation team.

Appointments have been rescheduled and extra staff are being brought in to help East Kent's hospitals cope during the planned junior doctors’ strike.