It might not exactly be on time... but the roll-out of free wi-fi across Southeastern's network has started.

More than 500 schools across Kent and Medway will remain shut today, with the threat of more bad weather hitting the county.

We brought you live coverage as snow and ice continued to disrupt Kent, with cancelled trains, school closures and more than 150 road crashes.

Local press in print and digital is the most trusted source for news and information, way ahead of social media, according to new research.

Electrical retailer Maplin, which has stores across Kent, has gone into administration.

It might be starting to thaw, but Kent's freezing temperatures are still causing hazardous conditions. Follow our live updates for the latest news.

Temperatures are due fall to -11C tonight after snow and icy conditions wreaked havoc across the county.

Icy conditions and snow are coming in time for the weekend.

Hundreds of parents are being prosecuted for taking their children out of Kent and Medway schools without permission, new figures reveal.

CCTV footage has revealed how brazen thieves disabled a car alarm and broke into a BMW to steal the dashboard computer and steering wheel.

Parts of Kent have seen another blanket of snow on the ground.

The government has released more funding to help ease the growing pressure on Kent's adult social care services.

The Met Office has called a level three cold weather alert, meaning the elderly and vulnerable are at particular risk.

A charity says it is struggling to cope as the number of homeless people in Kent has soared.

The Met Office has warned people to brace themselves for a cold snap - with snow, ice and sleet forecast.

A 10-week consultation has launched today following the announcement that three hyper acute stroke services will be created.

A motorist who died after his car left the M2 and overturned has been named locally as 44-year-old Ben Johnson.

A man killed on the M2 earlier today was 44 years old, police have revealed.

Skywatchers in Kent have been enjoying a rare phenomenon said to have not been seen for 150 years.

Youngsters under 18 who take or share indecent images of themselves could get a criminal record as part of a crackdown on so-called 'Bait Out' groups.