Canterbury residents can banish the autumn blues when a new series of lunchtime concerts opens at the University of Kent in Canterbury, sponsored by law firm Furley Page.

Crunch talks on how a “no deal” Brexit could impact East Kent were held at the Department for Transport this week.

Exporting for any business can build up a certain amount of costs over time.

Thanet villagers whose cars were broken into earlier in the month have the chance to be reunited with their stolen items when Kent Police hold a property identification day in Minster on Saturday.

Imitation firearms and a quantity of drugs were seized during the search of a property in Margate.

The logbooks and wartime medals of a distinguished pilot who flew in the Battle of Britain have been donated to the Trust that preserves the memory of ‘the Few’.

A computer-generated image of a man has been released by Kent Police who want to identify him as part of their enquiries into an attempted burglary in Cliftonville.

Officers investigating an attempt to steal a cash machine in Dover have made an arrest.

CLA welcomes new government measures to tackle fly-tipping, but argues they are just the ‘tip of the iceberg’ in the fight against waste crimes.

A suspected burglar is to appear in court after a number of Folkestone properties were broken into.