A cannabis smuggling pensioner and the gang behind the UK's largest gun running operation are among the Kent crooks subject to crippling crime orders.

The 30-year-old method of calculating council tax bills based on house prices should be scrapped, say county councillors.

Lockdown is unlikely to be eased significantly until Covid cases drop to hundreds a day - and even then the 'work from home' message will continue.

Kent Police data shows the county saw a rise in hate crimes against LGBT people last year, as figures climb nationwide.

Explore the stories of the Historic Dockyard's three warships like you've never seen them before - from the skies.

As the coronavirus vaccination programme reaches a significant milestone, this is everything you need to know about the next phase.

The number of hospital patients battling coronavirus in Kent has plummeted by more than 50% in the last month.

A major upgrade to a 40-year-old rail network heading into London starting this weekend will take four years to complete.

Temperatures will fall as low as -7C as snow and ice continue during this week and Kent is today under a Met Office yellow weather warning.

The pandemic's changed the shape of gaming in Kent, we explore if the professional side of the digital world could become the next big sporting event.

It's become the dominant strain of the virus in the UK and spreading around the world - taking our county's proud name with it.

As Covid cases begin to return to pre-lockdown 2 levels, we look into which neighbourhoods have the highest and lowest infection rates in the county.

Battling the Kent variant of coronavirus remains the government's biggest concern, a minister has revealed.

A novel's inspiration, an artist's desert home and the site of an illegal wedding, we discover Kent's links to LGBT history.

A fast food restaurant will be reopening walk-in takeaways with new reviewed safety measures and procedures.

A second day of snow in Kent is causing problems for services across the county including schools and covid testing sites.

While today's crisp blanket of snow was a delight for some, it caused problems getting around for others, and more is expected in the coming days

County council, crime commissioner and district council polls in Kent will go ahead despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Sport and social activities held outdoors are set to return after children are back to school next month, it is understood.

Kent is among the most likely places in the country to see disruptive blizzards, with a snow warning in place for three days.