A dad is planning to put on a fundraiser and Christmas event for a hospital children's ward bringing some famous film motorbikes with him.

A school hydrotherapy pool, which will make a "massive difference" to students', has opened after three years of fundraising.

A dog grooming salon is counting the cost of a break-in after bricks were hurled through a window and a charity box stolen.

A group of teams from a Kent netball league held a family fun tournament day to raise funds for MIND mental health charity.

Disability groups and celebrities are among those praising Cbeebies, which has chosen 20-year-old George Webster as their newest presenter.

New Squirrel groups, for children aged four and five, are being launched by the Scout Association and here's where they'll open in Kent and Medway:

Working families may be left struggling to pay for food and heating when Universal Credit is cut. But what is the reduction and why is it happening?

Initiative launched to help those with hidden disabilities as they continue to face discrimination.

The sale of sculptures, which formed a town's much-loved art trail, has led to an emotional night as hospice teams heard the final total.

Children aged just four and five will now be able to join the Scout Association as it launches its first new group for 35 years.

The happiness of girls continues to decline dramatically, says the well-respected charity, which is now insisting the government take action.

A popular charity fundraiser is back - complete with flashing headgear.

A singer and ex-footballer were among the celebrities who competed in a charity football game for a five-year-old with a rare disease.

A Kent MP is taking on a cycling challenge to support women's cancer charities after her own battle with breast cancer.

A charity which provides a broadcasting service for hospital patients is celebrating its 21st anniversary.

More than 200 sets of brightly coloured scrubs can be donated to staff in care homes and hospices after thousands were raised at an online auction.

More than 500 people turned up for a match in memory of a young man, raising around £3,500, as friends and family paid tribute to him.

Morrisons has designed back to school 'pick up packs' for families struggling to meet the costs of getting children ready for the new term.

The family of a 30 year old man who died soon after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour are raising money in his memory.

It is estimated 350 to 400 people will go to a cricket tournament which will raise money for a charity which supports poor patients around the world.