The suspect of an assault at Shooters Hill in Dover, where a man suffered a stab wound to his leg, has appeared in court.

Three people have been charged in connection with recent burglaries and thefts of cars across Thanet.

Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Scott

Kent Police recruited an additional 291 police officers in the last financial year, figures published by the Office of National Statistics yesterday (July 18) have confirmed.

Marion Regan managing director of Hugh Lowe Farms receives the award

Fruit growers who take a “whole farm” approach to conservation, and where staff are encouraged to photograph species sightings, have been honoured with a top award.

Adam Husk with his son Payton

Cuddling his one-year-old son Payton is not something Adam Husk takes for granted, after a battle with sepsis left him so weak he couldn’t lift the tot.

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Information is being sought to help identify the driver of a vehicle involved in a collision in Selling Road, Selling.

Hawkinge Allotment Society is throwing open its gates to welcome visitors to the annual Open Day on Sunday.

Kent Police is actively supporting a national campaign aimed at encouraging people to surrender unwanted firearms, stun guns and pepper sprays.

Madeleine far left in the classroom with fellow students

A student nurse from Canterbury has returned from a trip to Japan where she gained an insight into how things are done differently in the Far East.

The Norman 'St Mary & St Ethelburga's Church  Photo: Ray Duff

By Ray Duff

Following on from the major archaeological finds at Lyminge since 2008, a new project has opened to further explore the villages early Anglo-Saxon heritage led by Dr Gabor Thomas from the University of Reading.