Houses are expected to lose an eighth of their value by the end of the year, experts predict.

House prices in one Kent town have soared by the eighth greatest amount of anywhere in the UK - here's how all areas of the county performed.

A family festival, which was due to throw an Easter party at Dreamland, is bringing together DJs, comedy and live acts for a virtual event instead.

A husband and wife team have designed a coronavirus alphabet to help very young children understand the way their world has changed.

Do you know your Allingtons from your Aldingtons? Try the picture puzzles in this week's Big Kent Quiz.

Truckers have expressed anger at petrol stations and motorway services across the country after being denied refreshments and washing facilities.

Kent MPs have sent best wishes to Boris Johnson after the PM was hospitalised tonight suffering from coronavirus.

Empty car parks and clear roads were the scenes around Kent today as people followed government advice and stayed at home.

Comparisons between the coronavirus outbreak and the Second World War are common - so or reporter decided to see what wartime rationing was like.

Heartbroken colleagues of a nurse who died after contracting coronavirus while working on the frontline say she gave her all to her patients.

A Kent attraction has announced it is closing its doors for good after 35 years in a city centre.

Swim England has consulted with Public Health England about whether swimming in the sea is allowed during the coronavirus pandemic.

It may be the start of British Summer Time, but snow and hail are being reported across parts of the county.

The biggest effort since World War Two to provide essential supplies to those in need has begun.

You might not believe it if you look out the window, but today marks the start of British Summer Time.

We take a look at some literary classics which were inspired by the county's landmarks.

There has been another jump in the number of coronavirus cases in Kent, bringing the total to 280.

Clergy no longer use crematorium changing rooms because of new coronavirus rules. Plus: grave count-up ordered and how to beat church closures.

The RSPCA wants councils to relax dog no-go zones so people don't have to travel to exercise their pets during the pandemic.

The county's high streets have been abandoned as everyone is asked to stay home to slow the spread of the coronavirus.