A charity that helps families in crisis is preparing early for an avalanche of demand for food during school holidays when money is tight.

A virtual dive trail has been set up to explore the sunken wreck of a warship struck down during a storm in the 1700s.

Two men, suspected of taking a bike and an electric scooter in a burglary, have been arrested and bailed.

Plans to sell alcohol at an outdoor paddling pool have been defended by the boss after fears over water safety were raised.

Two Kent MPs are being investigated after using Commons' stationery while lobbying judges over a case involving a disgraced 'naughty Tory'.

Two women have raised more than £1,500 for breast cancer sufferers by walking in the harshest weather.

A dramatic funnel cloud has been filmed twisting over Kent.

An MP says a new bill to help victims of domestic violence should be named after PCSO Julia James, who worked to help vulnerable women.

After months of Covid-19 lockdown more restrictions are being lifted today, in a third easing of rules.

In the fourth of our alternate history features, a historian predicts how the county would have played a major royal role if Anne Boleyn had lived.

England has entered the third step in the roadmap out of lockdown and people are making the most of the new found freedoms.

Marsh views seen on the way home merge under one roof with specially loaned work from the estates of two late artists on display at one Kent gallery.

The Elephant is a bit of a grey area for Secret Drinker - but it's a big up to the multi-tusking hostess

Kent's attractions are ready to welcome visitors inside again next week. From castles to clip 'n' climb centres and cinemas, here's what's reopening.

Its been a traumatic time for Deal Air Cadets - they've faced closure, missed training because of Covid and now their building is in need of repair.

This rubbish was left uncollected for 25 days - even when a dustcart crew was nearby picking up other waste.

A venue's first event after lockdown closure will be the showing of a Harry Potter movie, on the 20th anniversary of its release.

A popular 16-day music and arts festival will celebrate women in the arts as it returns to Kent post-lockdown.

Red-faced council officials have apologised over chaos caused by a change in bin collection days, with residents calling the debacle "binday bingo".

Walks will be held at locations across the country in memory of much-loved mum and PCSO Julia James - as an investigation into her murder continues.