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Every spring potholes emerge but the annual blitz to fill them in may only be keeping many of our roads from death's door.
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A railway station closed due to an 'emergency incident' has now reopened.
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With non-essential shops reopening - many with extended hours - queuing systems are in place at Bluewater.
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Kent's very own Sophie, Countess of Wessex, spoke touchingly of the Duke of Edinburh's final moments after his death in 2021.
A seal has been spotted swimming in one of our rivers this afternoon - prompting a warning for people and pets to not approach it.
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A cross-Channel operator says freight traffic levels are returning to normal - but passenger traffic, unsurprisingly, is still dramatically down.
Latest research has revealed the big drop in carbon emissions across the South East - changes which could forever change the way we shop and travel.
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Another Kent town can now take advantage of superfast mobile internet speeds as 5G coverage is expanded.
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A union is demanding an urgent meeting with an MP over plans for a new ferry operation from Dover.
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Shoppers flocking back to non-essential stores on Monday will be able to get a loyalty card with chance to win a £100 voucher.
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One of the county's biggest employers is hoping to bounce back during 2021 after a year which saw it lose hundreds of jobs.
A local authority is urging its businesses to apply for a discretionary grant to help them survive damage caused by the pandemic.
The woman behind a leading children's swimming lessons franchise in the county has won a top business award.
Hopes of government financial support to help save a struggling continental rail service have been dashed again.
A rescue package will see hundreds of stores of a major high street brand saved - but doubt remains over which will survive.
For those concerned over the wreck of the SS Richard Montgomery, a bomb ship detonated in the Channel gives a chilling clue as to what could happen.
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Thousands of new homes are planned for across the county as developers pick up the pace - we take a look at some of the biggest.
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A fleet of tug boats has gone carbon neutral in a move to a green fuel it hopes others could soon follow.
A garage has bid farewell to one of its longest-serving members of staff after he retired.
A pharmacy has unveiled the latest weapon in the fight against the spread of Covid - a unit which disinfects the air.
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