Four fire engines were scrambled to a flat following a kitchen fire.

Kent’s best and worst recyclers can today be revealed - just months before sweeping new national rules will overhaul how bins are collected.

Frustrated residents collectively charged thousands in service fees for a children’s play park which doesn’t exist say they want a refund.

Three men have been arrested and 250kg of cocaine seized after it was found in the back of a lorry.

A shopping centre has revealed plans to overhaul its outdoor play area as part of a major refurbishment project inspired by school children.

It may be a stone’s throw from one of the busiest roads in the country, but was this pub just as chaotic?

A man says he’s been falsely fined for fly-tipping linked to him through a decades-old birthday card despite the real culprit owning up.

A new permanent medical centre offering patients a wider range of diagnostic tests has replaced a temporary structure on a hospital site.

Several diversion routes will be in place while overnight resurfacing roadworks take place on a busy road.

An armed robber who left his victims in “genuine fear for their lives” has been sentenced to a total of nine years and four months’ imprisonment.

Families on a budget can enjoy outdoor trails, autumnal crafts, scary films and more, all for less than £5.

Emergency services were called to a railway station after a person was hit and killed by a train.

A formal consultation is underway with workers at one of the county’s largest hospitals as part of a national push to digitalise the NHS.

A 44-year-old man had not been long out of prison when he pushed a woman down the stairs, punched another and spat at officers who came to arrest him.

Controversial plans to extend the opening hours of a town centre fast food branch have been approved.

Toll cash for the new Lower Thames Crossing could be used to secure the long term future of a much-loved ferry service which ended last year.

Police and paramedics have been called after a person was injured in a crash.

Kent’s Bake Off contestant is the eighth baker to leave the tent after a tough meringue week.

A gambling-addict who swindled her local authority employers out of huge sums of cash while in charge of housing benefit payments has avoided jail.

Work on the £10 billion Lower Thames Crossing could see "spades in the ground" sooner if the government can speed up court challenges.