Detectives are appealing for witnesses after man was hit on the head with a bottle and people trespassed on train lines during a fight at a station.

A man has been attacked at a park by a pair of thugs in the early hours of this morning.

Fire crews, police and paramedics have been called out after a car smashed into a wall.

A food bank had its busiest month ever, feeding nearly 1,000 people struggling to buy food to feed themselves and their families.

A new drive-thru Covid-19 testing site is set to open in Kent tomorrow.

Two men have been arrested after a man was reportedly pinned up against a car and robbed after he was asked for cigarettes.

Campaigners are calling for beach lifts to be re-opened to provide better access for disabled and elderly people, and parents with small children.

Arts organisations are celebrating after the government announced a financial boost to save the industry.

Eleven play areas will re-open across one district but the remaining 22 will stay shut.

A person was injured after an out-of-control bonfire spread to a garage.

A leading historian is set to start conducting three-day tours of the county, unearthing the secrets of what life was like under the Romans.

How did customers find Super Saturday at Kent's biggest and smallest pubs?

While some have become Italian restaurants or bargain stores, many of Kent's oldest pubs are still going.

Highways chiefs are shutting roads in tourist hotspots to allow for easier social distancing and queuing.

A pub believed to be the smallest in the UK is getting ready to reopen its doors to punters.

Dispersal orders are being put in place over the weekend after shocking scenes of violence and trouble on the beaches in recent weeks.

A petition to keep a plaque commemorating the life of a well-known blackface minstrel has been launched a day after its removal was announced.

The county's first 'school street' is being launched which will ban traffic during pick-up and drop-off to keep pupils safe.

Residents have spoken out after fears overflowing communal bins could spread disease and even coronavirus.

It's been a real rollercoaster for the seaside amusement park but Dreamland has managed to make it to its 100th birthday.