Kent Online

A man has been airlifted to a London hospital in a serious condition following an alleged assault in the early hours.

A Kent doctor has warned about the symptoms to watch for after a meningitis outbreak that killed a university student and a secondary school pupil.

A new facility designed to house community health services has welcomed its first tenant on the first floor of a shopping centre.

A 25-year-old man has appeared in court accused of punching a pensioner and stabbing her in the chest in an unprovoked attack.

A council is ditching an underground car park’s automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) system following a two-year trial plagued by issues.

Concerns for a person's welfare prompted a large emergency services response in a woodland.

A business owner says she has been left out of pocket after a delivery driver walked away with a parcel containing a vital computer tablet.

Hundreds of new homes have been approved to be built on the edge of a village despite concerns the infrastructure is already at “breaking point”.

More than 1,250 parents and carers across the county have signed an open letter supporting a ban on smartphones in schools.

An amateur footballer who saw “red” after being red-carded by an FA referee and attacked him from behind has been ordered to pay him compensation.

A man has been arrested after a pensioner was apparently stabbed with a pair of scissors.

An office manager has launched a campaign to get a bus route slip road open to all traffic to ease congestion on a problem-hit industrial estate.

The number of families in temporary accommodation has doubled in one part of Kent in just a year.

A couple have told of the stress and strain they are under after being saddled with a £6k bill for repairs to a home they no longer live in.

A popular nightclub could be linked to a meningitis outbreak that has left a university student and a secondary school pupil dead.

A ​speeding driver whose crash with two vehicles broke his pregnant girlfriend's back and left their child disabled ​from birth has been spared jail.

One of the Kent farmers who had to watch his livestock be culled during the 2001 foot and mouth crisis has shared his memories of the epidemic.

The county’s National Trust properties are putting on special activities for the Easter break, including outdoor trails and live entertainment.

Kent County Council is set to debate a motion calling for the government to "stop the boats immediately” and cover the costs of people arriving.

A grandad keen to keep a much-loved part of Kent clean says he is willing to tackle sites council contractors avoid on health and safety grounds.