A clothing shop has opened its first ever Kent store at a busy shopping centre - with another retailer due to open tomorrow.

The emergency services are at the scene of a two-vehicle crash on a motorway.

Thousands of customers across the county are still experiencing water supply issues caused by the bank holiday heatwave.

An elderly couple say they were conned out of nearly £50,000 by a rogue builder who fooled them into believing he too was a devout Christian.

A student-run restaurant that has operated in a school for almost 20 years is to close, sparking sadness among customers.

Police have seized cocaine with a street value of more than £1 million after officers stopped a “suspicious vehicle” on the A20.

A grandmother who shared an ‘old-fashioned love story’ with her ‘soulmate’ husband for nearly five decades has sadly died at the age of 77.

People attempting to use high-speed services from the county are facing long delays due to a broken down train near London.

A fresh appeal has been launched to identify a man who was sadly found dead in a field nine years ago.

Five years after a horror crash that nearly killed him, a garden centre owner has managed to rebuild his life through a miraculous recovery.

An independent family brewer has named its pub of the year at an annual awards ceremony.

Police and the air ambulance were called to a medical incident.

Drivers are facing delays on an A-road after a sinkhole opened up at a junction.

A 15-year-old girl, who had last been seen at a railway station, has been found.

The disco powerhouse that is Priscilla Queen of the Desert returned to Kent as part of a 30th anniversary tour.

A teenage dealer involved in the supply of class A drugs is now off the streets and behind bars.

Survey works are underway on a busy pier, ahead of urgent repairs to ensure the historic structure survives for decades to come.

A new interactive sculpture designed to amplify the sound of the sea and map hundreds of shipwrecks on the notorious Goodwin Sands has been unveiled.

Residents and traders have expressed their dismay at a council’s decision to impose a three-hour time limit in busy car parks.

Toby Carvery is understood to be interested in taking over a former Brewers Fayre site which closed for good this week.

France resorts to conventional checks to manage “challenging situation” after long border processing delays at Dover.

One of Faversham’s longest-serving market traders, who counted Live Aid founder Bob Geldof among his customers, has died suddenly at home.

The government is to be asked to use a major Kent inland freight facility for tourist traffic to ease pressures from new EU border controls.

The boss of Kent’s biggest hospital trust has left her role as ‘significant concern’ over its leadership crisis has seen NHS chiefs slash its rating.

A tourist hotspot is celebrating its traders recording their busiest days ever selling thousands of pizzas, fish and chips and oysters at the weekend.

An elderly couple say they were conned out of nearly £50,000 by a rogue builder who fooled them into believing he too was a devout Christian.

Work has finally begun on a landslip-hit road which has been closed to the public for more than two years.

A social media-star ambassador has shared joyful photographs from a visit to a coastal Kent town – attracting attention from his large following.

A dad has won his appeal to keep an illuminated sign of his late son on a town centre building.

A brand new library has opened in a town after its original facility closed due to safety concerns.

Beachgoers have been urged to steer clear of a storm-damaged structure after visitors were spotted climbing on it and taking photos.

A Kent beach has been handed official bathing water status in a move set to boost confidence in its water quality.

Social media influencers have denied fuelling chaotic scenes on a Kent beach as fed-up residents urge them to “stay away”.

A town-centre furniture shop site is on the market with plans for 10 flats.

People attempting to use high-speed services from the county are facing long delays due to a broken down train near London.

A “mystery” artist has been painting over yellow lines in a street with little parking.

Two singletons from Kent are due to enter the Love Island villa this summer, looking for their perfect match.

Ugly scenes of antisocial behaviour in a Kent seaside town over the Bank Holiday weekend caused businesses to shut and police drafted in.

Members of the coastguard, police, fire and ambulance service were called to reports that a man had fallen into the water off a pier.

Taps are still running dry in four areas of Kent as water companies experience “increased demand” with temperatures expected to hit 30C today.