Police executed warrants at two town centre business premises to target the illicit sales of vapes, vape juices and cigarettes.

A senior councillor says change is needed to reverse the trend of town centre shops shutting after another store closed its doors.

Residents say new rubbish collectors have turned their town into a dump as uncollected bins overflow onto the streets.

The founders of a charity and festival set up in memory of a murdered student look back at its success.

A Kent man has scoooped a £1,000 prize after receiving a call from Getting You Home presenter Rob Wills.

Beachgoers in part of Kent are concerned after restrictions were issued on two of its award-winning beaches days before the bank holiday weekend.

An MP has urged women to go to their mammogram appointments following her breast cancer diagnosis and battle.

A teenage suspect has appeared in court after a woman was injured during a serious assault.

A new rock climbing centre which offers climbing for all ages and abilities is having its grand opening tonight.

The county’s largest Pride festival has been cut to one day this year after being struck by financial issues.

The mother of a seven-year-old boy killed in a hit-and-run crash says she forgives the driver who knocked down her son before fleeing.

The government is to pay the full cost of clearing waste dumped in an ancient Kent woodland after emergency funding was secured.

Plans for a Costa Coffee drive-thru have been approved, despite concerns about fumes and litter.

The RBLI is inviting the public to join veterans in lighting a beacon to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day.

A tayra that has been on the loose for almost a week after escaping from her enclosure has been returned to her zoo after she was tracked down.

An owner has returned more than 100 balls to tennis courts after discovering her light-pawed pooch’s quirky obsession.

A trainee electrician enrolled on college course he was meant to pass four years ago claims absent tutors who lose his work are to blame.

The family of a well-known trader have paid tribute to her following her death.

Work has started on a controversial relief road as part of a sprawling housing development off a busy dual-carriageway.

Local traders say business is down by 85% because of roadworks in the area which customers are avoiding.