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

An investigation has been launched to find a man in his 60s who police are becoming concerned about.

The peace and beauty of an iconic river are being ruined by yobs hurling bottles at pleasure tour boats and targeting wildlife with catapults.

Devastated parents say they don't know how their autistic children will cope now a “lifeline” youth club has shut down.

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.

The coffee chain won approval for its revised plans but concerns over flooding mean it’s been sent to Westminster for closer inspection.

A pub landlord has revealed plans to expand their business empire by opening a new restaurant.

A drug dealer smuggled "premium" cannabis products worth at least £10 million from the US into the UK hidden in children's toys and clothing.

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.

A historic cathedral is set to host its second silent disco events in a bid to raise cash – despite religious groups continuously slamming the scheme.

A business owner is creating and donating a bespoke garden to a charity caring for palliative and end-of-life patients.

A 49-year-old man has been locked up after being found guilty of two sexual assaults on a young girl.

A pet-friendly hotel has launched a new quirky afternoon tea menu specifically designed for canine companions.

A major rescue mission was launched in the Channel as 84 people - including a six-month-old baby and two other children - ended up in the water.

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

National Service, the two-child benefit limit, the infected blood scandal and hard-working carers are among topics discussed in this week’s letters.

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.

A debt-ridden university branded “a hellish nightmare” to work for is set to make further redundancies, KentOnline can reveal.

New footage of a 33-year-old man who spraypainted multiple postboxes in different designs has been released.