Greggs' new vegan steak bake launched today, and a KentOnline reporter is not impressed.

A Kent woman who has completed 100 marathons since her first just six years ago offers advice to those hoping to take up running in 2020.

A hearing had been held into the death of a 24-year-old trainee chef whose body was found by search and rescue crews.

A shop and café dedicated to selling a range of award-winning chocolate brownies is set to open its doors.

A picturesque coastal cycle route has been billed the best in the county.

From a single mum with five children at home to the soldier suffering PTSD, we've spoken to those who rely on the food bank.

Larger-scale productions from the West End could take to the stage in Kent if a theatre's plans for a redevelopment are rubber-stamped.

Charity shop bosses have been left distraught after it was raided at its “busiest time of the year”.

From Chestnut Avenue to Mistletoe Drive, here are the most Christmas-y street names and how much properties are worth there.

It's the end of an era for a motor dealership which has moved out of a city centre after more than a century.

A food bank is desperately hunting for a new premises after its landlord - a local church - rejected a bid to renew a super-cheap rental agreement.

A mum who raised thousands for a mental health charity after losing her son to suicide has received a very special call.

A busy road will be closed tonight for urgent carriageway repairs.

The search is on for a lucky Kent resident who holds a winning £1 million lottery ticket which has remained unclaimed for weeks.

An MP has faced strong criticism from her local association chairman, despite increasing her majority in Kent's only Labour seat.

A violent one-man crimewave attacked a shop keeper, hurled a rock at a woman and targeted hotels, pubs and homes in a nine-month spree of offending.

A special festive shopping event with freebies, live music and entertainment and is taking place this week.

A young man was ambushed in a park and shot with a pistol in a row over money.

Residents have expressed their disgust at racist graffiti sprayed on a path in a busy retail park.

An eco-activist is calling on people to ditch single-use Christmas crackers and gift wrapping - and use brown paper or cloth instead.