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The idea of using the Army to top up the shortage of tanker drivers delivering fuel to forecourts has been downplayed by the government.
A software engineer from Kent was the first to leave The Great British Bake Off after failing to impress the judges.
An MP has demanded tougher action on asylum seekers crossing the Channel and has accused the French of waving them through with a "cheery Bon Voyage".
A pet owner whose Staffie was left slumped on a kitchen floor in her own filth has been banned from keeping dogs after appearing in court.
A problem with an NHS server has seen patients told they cannot book or attend doctors' appointments.
With many McDonald's reporting milkshakes being off the menu due to supply chain issues, here are some other options for your fix of the sugary treat.
A Kent MP has taken to Instagram to reveal she is engaged after being proposed to her on birthday.
The helicopter landed near a railway station after being scrambled to help with an emergency.
The leader of a local authority says a meeting of the full council has been cancelled "to help keep everyone safe" as Covid cases soar.
A burst water main resulted in supplies being cut to more than 100 properties to prevent flooding.
An accident involving three vans blocked a motorway as police and fire crews dealt with the aftermath.
Plea made for someone in crowd to help officiate Maidstone United Under-23s football match after linesman caught up in trainline flood.
Three people have been arrested after a man was attacked and had to be taken to hospital where he remains in a critical condition.
The easing of Covid restrictions might be a reason to celebrate for many but for some the unlocking is cause for considerable concern.
A 19-year-old from Kent is due in court after becoming the fifth person charged with the murder of a teenager who was stabbed.
A public health charity says social care for people with smoking-related illnesses will cost more than £42 million in Kent this year.
A CEO says we must stand up against racism after the abuse of England footballers and KentOnline readers back banning racists from matches for life.
People have been urged by the PM to remain cautious despite confirmation that the majority of Covid restrictions are to be lifted on July 19.
Football fans meeting up with others for tonight's crunch England match have been urged to get tested for Covid before and after the semi-final.
Our county is dotted with fortifications but some are bigger and better known than others. Here we take a look at those that are easily overlooked.
