Local News
Eurotunnel fined £2.5m after heavy lighting carriage fell on surveyor at Folkestone terminal
The surveyor was seriously injured
Local messages
Foreign Office updates travel advice for 29 countries including Spain and Portugal
The Foreign Office is issuing an update for Brits heading to 29 countries including France, Spain and Portugal as new rules come into force for UK holidaymakers
Full list of all the Kent train stations closed this weekend including Dover, Walmer and Aylesham
Buses will replace trains on multiple major routes
Get Weekly Updates
Get the headlines in your inbox every week.
Recently saved Kent sports centre targeted in "sad and shocking" break-in
The facility suffered extensive damage just hours after the council granted funding to restore the pool
Two teenagers charged one year after Canterbury Debenhams fire
50 firefighters were called to the scene at the height of the incident
‘Kent drowning’ in fly-tipped waste says respected landowners organisation
Fresh figures show cases of illegal dumping has been rising steadily for a decade in Kent
Kent’s cheapest and most expensive garages for petrol this weekend as price surge continues
The cheapest forecourt to fill up in Kent has been found
Where Southeastern trains will not run in Kent over Easter bank holiday weekend
Passengers are being urged to 'plan ahead'
When Operation Brock will be removed as drivers brace for return over Easter holidays
The traffic management system is being redeployed ahead of the Easter weekend
Names and faces of Kent criminals jailed in March including pair jailed for manslaughter of 4-year-old
A number of criminals across the county were put behind bars in March
'Soldiers didn’t even use it!' Residents slam ‘frivolous’ war memorial plans for toilet
Residents have slammed “frivolous” war memorial plans put forward for a newly discovered Victorian latrine.
Equipment which could help ‘smuggle people across Channel’ seized during raids
Four people have been arrested as part of investigation into network suspected of supplying equipment to cross-Channel small boat people smugglers.
Pictures reveal progress on beloved landmark amid huge renovation
New images reveal the ‘positive’ progress being made on a beloved landmark as part of a multimillion-pound restoration project.
‘We had lions and tigers in the house – it was completely natural’
A man who grew up with lion and tiger cubs being hand-reared inside his home is marking 30 years working at the wildlife park that shaped his life.
Warning over scammers ‘pressuring victims into paying for unnecessary’ work
Residents are reminded to be vigilant after scammers were reported to be “pressuring victims into paying for poor quality” works in their homes.
Redevelopment-threatened Folkestone Sports Centre pool to reopen this summer amid £4.5m refurb
Council bosses say there is a 'race against time' to get the refurbishment complete
Five ways to spend the Easter weekend in Kent
From food and drink festivals to quirky conventions and live entertainment, here’s five great ideas for the bank holiday weekend.
Holiday traffic sparks Kent motorway queues and crossing delays
Holiday traffic has sparked long motorway queues and crossing delays along the Kent coast.
Race to protect Kent railway as 18,000 tonnes of rock dropped along coast
About 18,000 tonnes of limestone have been placed in front of a sea wall to improve defences using barges from northern France.
Youth hubs set up to tackle surge in unemployment
New youth hubs are set to be rolled out in six boroughs across the county to help tackle a surge in unemployment.