An abandoned waste site described as a “considerable eyesore” is to become a new £2.6m council depot after plans were approved.

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

A father-of-two has quit his job as an Uber driver to open a Nepalese restaurant in a town centre.

From award-winning sparkling wines to sunset vineyard tours, these wineries serve up an idyllic summer day out.

Four parts of Kent have been hit by water outages during soaring temperatures.

A new-build estate could finally get a play park - eight years after the first families moved in.

Wines by the county’s growers were awarded a bumper crop of medals at an international competition.

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.

Wines by the county’s growers were awarded a bumper crop of medals at an international competition.

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

Proposals to tackle two separate accident blackspots have been revealed, including a potential closure of a rat-run and moving a pedestrian crossing.

A depraved care home worker who sexually abused elderly and vulnerable residents has been given an extended prison sentence of 19 years.

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 secondary school previously handed a damning Ofsted report is set to move to a new academy trust under new plans.

Canterbury faces more than a week of continuing traffic “chaos” as a collapsed sewer is repaired.

We enjoyed this cafe’s hearty food and were impressed by the welcoming staff - but a few things let it down.

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.

Something doesn’t smell right for Secret Drinker as he gets in on the action at a new sports bar.

A secondary school previously handed a damning Ofsted report is set to move to a new academy trust under new plans.

MP Mike Tapp says the challenges facing Britain today cannot be solved with ‘small fixes or more sticking plaster politics’.

A new interactive bronze sculpture designed to amplify the sound of the sea and map hundreds of shipwrecks off the Kent coast is set to be unveiled.

A serial offender who breached a police order 10 times in just six weeks has been urged by a judge to not get in trouble again.

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

Our columnist on how EU’s biometric security system still isn’t fully up and running at Kent ports amid shambolic scenes elsewhere.

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.

A ‘depraved sexual aggressor’ who raped two women and subjected them to a campaign of sexual torture has been jailed for two decades.

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.

The Port of Dover has warned ferry passengers of delays ahead of the first holiday period with a new EU border system.

A landlady is determined to prove doubters wrong with her ambitious plans to run her pub as a special and safe place for the community.

A serial offender who breached a police order 10 times in just six weeks has been urged by a judge to not get in trouble again.

Four parts of Kent have been hit by water outages during soaring temperatures.

Legendary two-dayer heads to the Kent coast with pop superstars Scissor Sisters and Rudimental on the bill.

A video taken in a packed seaside car park shows the moment an Audi bursts into flames.

Twenty-seven people have been dispersed and two arrested as part of a weekend crackdown on anti-social behaviour in seaside towns.

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

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 secondary school previously handed a damning Ofsted report is set to move to a new academy trust under new plans.