Despite a sunny morning, Medway's Armed Forces Day has been forced to shut early because of the weather.

It's Armed Forces Day today so join in the festivities and show them your support.

A ceremony is to mark 100 years since the start of one of the most costly battles of the First World War.

Take a trip back in time to the Home Front at Hever Castle this weekend.

Ordnance Survey is 225 years old today, and Kent was the very first county the company mapped - this is why.

Armed Forces Day takes place this Saturday, with celebrations taking place throughout the week running up to the event.

This afternoon's Red Arrows display in Kent has been cancelled due to bad weather.

The cause of a series of loud bangs that were heard for several miles and caused houses to shake has been revealed.

Three Kent D-Day veterans in their 90s have today been awarded the French Legion d'honneur for their part in the largest seaborne invasion in history.

The boss of the Kent firm that accidentally left a fake bomb that sparked yesterday's evacuation of Old Trafford has apologised to fans.

A teenager says he is disgusted after being told to remove his Help for Heroes charity wristband at school because it is classed as jewellery.

A history enthusiast has uncovered the story of a First World War soldier after a chance find at an antiques fair.

A project to help ex-service personnel is coming to Kent thanks to Ministry of Defence funding.

He penned some of the greatest love stories and most moving tragedies: find out where to see Shakespeare's work in Kent 400 years on.

Towns and villages across Kent will join hundreds nationwide this evening lighting beacons in honour of the Queen's 90th birthday.

It’s been more than a year in the planning but a former soldier is finally heading off on the adventure of a lifetime while raising money for charity.

One of Medway's worst bombings of the Second World War happened 75 years ago today.

A £9m project at Chatham’s Historic Dockyard is set to open next month using interactive screens to bring the age of sail to life.

Haunting wartime images have been discovered painted on the walls of a room at a former mental health unit.

On April 2, 1916, an explosion at Uplees Gunpowder works killed 109 men and boys - the grandson of one of the victims still has unanswered questions.