By Ray Duff

An enthralling concert organised by the Finding Eanswythe project was enjoyed by more than 120 people on Saturday evening at St Mary & St Eanswythe Parish Church at The Bayle, Folkestone.

Official rough sleeper figures released by the government last week show the numbers have reduced by 55 per cent in the Canterbury district. This compares with a reduction of just two per cent across England, in the last year.

The annual Kent is Delicious cooking competition returns in 2019 for its eighth year and is now open for entries.

Kent Police is appealing for witnesses to a serious collision on Canterbury Road in Dunkirk at around 10.10am this morning 3 February 2019.

Canterbury City Council has submitted its formal application to register Kingsmead Field as a Village Green.

A striking image of a tractor mechanic, shown above, has been crowned one of the champions in the CLA Photo Competition.

Imaginative new lighting and a range of refurbishments are set to feature in an exciting second phase of renovations for Deal Pier.

To launch LGBT+ History month 2019, Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) joined Kent Police and Canterbury Christ Church University on Friday, 1st February to raise the rainbow flag outside the fire station, police station and Augustine House in Canterbury.

Birds that were reported stolen from an aviary in the Folkestone area have been recovered by Kent Police.

Perhaps the most luxurious new private rental apartment block in Ashford is already more than 60% reserved as demand for high-quality accommodation soars in one of the fastest-growing and best connected towns in the South East.