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As lockdown measures start to ease, here's how businesses are making it safe for us to head out again.
Recreational game can return on Saturday with a full compliment of players.
A new KMTV documentary explores how a team from the University of Kent helped to preserve, and put on display, the pride of the Tudor fleet.
Sevenoaks manager Micky Collins has praised the club for the safety measures put in place ahead of their first training session in nearly four months.
Canterbury City joint-boss Josh Hall says their new squad are burning to get going.
The shrine of Saint Thomas Becket has been digitally reconstructed 800 years to the day since his body was moved to Canterbury Cathedral.
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The family of a fisherman who died in a 'rock-throwing attack' at a quiet castle lake say his death has left a massive hole in their family.
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As Covid-19 cases soared and volunteers left Calais “en masse”, a 21-year-old woman from Kent was just on her way to the migrant camps...
A film about one of Mexico's darkest civil wars created by a University of Kent researcher will be airing on KMTV tonight.
Amid predictions of high unemployment, business expert Professor Richard Scase explains why Kent is better placed to weather the pandemic storm...
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James Rogers is the latest player to commit to Isthmian League side Hythe Town as manager Steve Watt signs up 15 so far.
Find out more about the life-saving service that's fighting back to beat Covid-19
A business owner made a range of rainbow-themed crafts to help raise money for a hospital charity and smashed her target five-fold.
Shining a light on the firms who have gone above and beyond for their customers, employees or communities
Former Gillingham striker Tony Cascarino and broadcaster Nick Collins talk about Liverpool's Premier League title win.
Nursing home provider Hythe Care continues to welcome new residents
Manager urges his Sittingbourne players to be 'competitive in every game' when they begin their assault on Isthmian South East next season.
Folkestone manager Neil Cugley isn't looking to make a host of changes but is looking to add some 'exciting players' to their ranks soon.
Ramsgate have made another statement of intent to the rest of Isthmian South East by adding to their squad again this week.
Former soldier Joshua Ryder has switched the military frontline for the medical kind to save lives
