A former Boy George impersonator and friend of Dave Myers has organised a bike ride in his memory from his cafe.

Parts of three Kent beaches will be closed over the next month as a flood defence scheme costing almost half a million pounds gets underway.

Kent’s biggest Pride event is taking place this weekend with a star-studded festival - here’s what you need to know…

A boutique salon offering wigs and prosthetics to people affected by hair loss through cancer and other conditions has opened its doors.

A mum says her family “can’t have fun any more” after her housing association banned her paddling pool and wedding reception from the communal yard.

A retired university lecturer says he was forced to dump his garden waste after the council repeatedly failed to empty his green bin.

Potential threats to Eurostar's monopoly on the Channel Tunnel could boost chances of its trains stopping in Kent again, councillors think.

The sacrifices made at the D-Day landings have been remembered 80 years on at a commemoration in Kent.

A convicted drug dealer is to have his assets seized after supplying cocaine to people around Kent.

A man from Kent is set to be mortgage-free after scooping £1 million in a EuroMillions draw.

A long-running fireworks display will no longer go ahead with organisers blaming dwindling volunteer numbers, soaring costs and bad weather.

Aerial photos have shown the chaos caused by a busy motorway slip closure that has reduced a dual carriageway to just one lane.

A town will be glowing with pride and remembrance as its clock tower unveils a dazzling new light display, starting with the D-Day anniversary.

A brother and sister have reunited after decades apart to get their firefighter father sent to prison after enduring years of rape and sexual abuse.

One million people are now using a new digital platform to guide them to key local announcements.

Bus operator bosses have warned that the ongoing road works and closures in one borough will cause chaos to its services.

A new sports hub is proposed to accommodate football, padel tennis, a golf driving range and a restaurant, along with 100 new homes.

In honour of National Fish and Chips day we headed to one of the best inland chippies in the county.

On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we speak to veterans about the part they played that morning - and look at Kent’s key role in duping the Nazis.

Tesco wants to improve customers’ experience by adding two extensions to an existing store - but parking places will be lost.