The first phase of a landmark’s planned £100 million revamp is set to open to the public.

Following major works, a free children’s paddling pool is expected to reopen this month in time for summer.

Parts of three Kent beaches will be closed over the next month as a flood defence scheme costing almost half a million pounds gets underway.

Passengers are “marooned” in France as ferry services are suspended or cancelled due to strike action among port workers.

Ferry journeys are facing major delays and disruption due to strike action in France.

A major rescue mission was launched in the Channel as 84 people - including a six-month-old baby and two other children - ended up in the water.

McDonald's has launched a charm offensive in a bid to woo supporters amid scores of complaints over plans for a 24-hour drive-thru restaurant.

A vet practice has undergone a £1 million relocation and expansion into a former Carpetright showroom

Two men face extradition to France over the death of a young girl who drowned while bound for Kent in a small boat.

A chippy owner who has run his takeaway for more than 40 years says his decision to quit has been an emotional one.

Police say a body has been found in the search for a 52-year-old man who has been missing for almost a month.

Stunning shots of a Kent castle feature in the trailer of a new historic TV drama set to air on Prime Video.

Election battle pitches former soldiers into tussle for Dover

The grieving mother of a woman who took her own life has contacted the King for his help to open a vital respite centre.

Families heading on to ferries have described the carnage as mammoth queues build up due to French border issues.

A dad was left horrified after his young daughter found and picked up a razor-sharp blade feared to have been buried “maliciously” in a sandpit.

Pictures have been released from the set of a new series featuring Harry Potter star Tom Felton focusing on the life of Mahatma Gandhi.

Our political editor gives his verdict on Nigel Farage’s press conference in Dover this morning.

A scheme in principle for a ‘blot on the landscape’ flats development has been pulled by applicants.

Clog-ups on roads to a port during the half-term holiday rush have now eased, according to the port authority.