Four Kent towns could be getting new Lidl stores, as the supermarket giant reveals plans for its next locations.

A star-studded literary festival will return to a Kent town with comedians, actors and award-winning authors set to appear.

The new tenant of a pub and restaurant has followed in the footsteps of his grandparents who ran it in the 1960s and has grand plans for the venue.

A grandfather was strangled to death after a seemingly chance encounter with a man who bore him "a long-standing grudge", a murder trial has heard.

A popular festive event that features millions of twinkling lights is set to return this year. Here’s how to get tickets.

Volunteers have spoken of their devastation after a rare heritage train from the 1980s was vandalised with graffiti.

Police are on the hunt for a man who allegedly threatened staff while prising new phones from display stands.

A conservation charity needs to raise £500,000 to buy farmland it wants to “rewild” for future generations.

A suspect has been charged after reports of an armed man making threats in a residential area.

Make the most of the four-day weekend with outdoor trails, Easter egg hunts, traditional bonnet parades and more.

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

A man who was reportedly brandishing a knife in a residential street was arrested after a police search which lasted nearly five hours.

A town’s multi-storey car park will be shut for the summer months while work on a new refurbishment begins.

A 31-year-old man has been handed a community behaviour order after he was caught shoplifting from a supermarket and attacking a shop worker.

Get access to hundreds of historic houses and castles, many of which are putting on special activities for the Easter holidays.

A kickboxer died from an overdose of multiple drugs in a Thai hotel room, an inquest has heard.

Plans to knock down and replace desolate town centre offices have been sent back to the drawing board by a local council.

The two veteran entertainers are still going strong and both visiting Kent on tour this spring.

Instead of being binned dog mess is increasingly being bagged and dumped or hung from tree branches in a move many have branded as “selfish”.

A bus operator is offering 5,000 people a free ride to entice them back to public transport