A former Cold War army vehicle has returned to service on a roundabout after months of restoration work.

It's a symbol of humanity in a relentlessly brutal war - but did the Christmas football match really happen that frosty morning in 1914?

The Kentish family of a British-born journalist, killed by Yemeni Al-Qaeda militants in a failed US rescue bid, have spoken of their loss.

The Kent-based step-mother of the American photojournalist killed by Yemani al-Qaeda militants has described a gentle and sweet man.

A suicide bomber claimed the life of a former soldier working in Afghanistan just three months after his wedding.

A former soldier from Kent has been killed in a suicide bomb attack while working as a security guard in Afghanistan.

Bomb disposal experts were called in to detonate what was thought to be a World War II shell discovered on farmland.

People have until midnight to vote for the Royal British Legion Industries, in Aylesford, to win the Big Lottery People’s Millions.

Walkout today and another next week at Lydd and Hythe.

A deal man who was accused of assaulting his elderly next-door neighbour has spoken of his relief after being found not guilty last week.

A Kent school has created its own poignant display of handmade ceramic poppies, inspired by the installation at the Tower of London.

Droves of people attended a service to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice

Experts say parts of Preston Hall, in the heart of Aylesford’s Royal British Legion Village, are at risk of crumbling and pose a risk to the public.

As the country pays its respects to the war dead, a "mindless idiot" has vandalised a memorial dedicated to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

About 1,000 crosses were planted at the Sheerness War Memorial to commemorate Islanders killed in conflicts over the past 100 years.

Young and old gathered in towns and villages across Kent today to remember those who gave their lives in the service of their country.

Soul songstress and former Kent resident Joss Stone paid tribute to the fallen in the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall last night.

People of Deal, Dover and Sandwich have gathered to remember the fallen at Remembrance services across the district today

Folkestone charity for benefit from new record about First World War Christmas truce.

A retired nurse will be among volunteers helping to dismantle the vast installation at the Tower of London commemorating the First World War.