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Alex Langridge joined the KM Group in 2021 as a trainee reporter covering Dartford, Gravesend and Medway.
A rescue mission is underway to save a pod of pilot whales stranded off the Kent coast.
A man suffered a serious injury to his ear following an altercation at a popular festival.
A 36-year-old woman has appeared in court after helping fraudsters con a house buyer out of more than £70,000.
A sex worker said she thought she was going to die as she was violently raped and attacked by a convicted criminal.
A supermarket will be closed for almost a week while it undergoes a refit to create a “more sustainable” store.
Part of the M25 remains closed after emergency services dealt with a serious crash involving a motorcycle.
We try out reformer pilates which is taking the fitness world by storm with hundreds of new studios popping up across the country.
Students at an adult education centre at risk of closure as part of council cuts have said more needs to be done to save such facilities.
A dad-of-three says his life has completely changed after he had a heart attack while playing in a charity football match.
Motorists are being warned to plan ahead as a well-used bridge over a busy stretch of A-road is set to be closed again overnight for repairs.
Garden centres across the county are increasingly diversifying to become “destination” shopping locations and compete with online retailers.
Work to build a new care home on the site of a controversially demolished pub has officially started.
Work is underway to knock down outdated council flats dating back to the late 1950s to make way for 46 new homes.
A popular theatre will not reopen until after May as contractors continue working to repair the building.
Staff were left stunned after The Gentlemen star Theo James popped in for a coffee at their village café.
Tributes have been paid to a former councillor who represented her community for more than three decades.
A mould-covered townhouse in disrepair has been listed for auction.
Dates have been set for people to meet with the team that will build the Lower Thames Crossing if it is approved.
A retired teacher says he is the luckiest man alive after he suffered significant brain injuries from three separate accidents.
Plans to convert a builders’ yard into a block of flats to provide more social housing have moved forward.
