Over the last century many of the county's education establishments have disappeared - we look at what happened and what they are now.

A young man killed in a two-car crash which left another person with life-changing injuries has been hailed as 'special' by friends and family.

A businessman fears a main road pitted with huge potholes could be the scene of a serious crash – after blowing a tyre along the stretch.

Thieves used a digger to steal a cash machine from a Shell service station in the second such raid in 24 hours.

Treasure trails tick lots of lockdown boxes and are a way of getting to know your nearest town on foot. Find one in Kent near you here:

Organisers of Chickenstock, Party In The Park and A New Day music festivals have confirmed they are coming back this year.

A man in his 40s has died after a crash on the M2 between a lorry and a car during the early hours.

Part of the coastbound carriageway of the M2 is closed for investigation work after a crash involving a lorry and a car during the early hours.

Motorists will be hit with two-and-a-half months of road closures this spring as a notorious junction gets a major overhaul.

Estate agents have mixed thoughts about the stamp duty holiday introduced to boost the housing market after the first lockdown being extended.

The siting of an 80ft mobile telephone mast in a town centre car park has sparked a mixed reception.

Officers are investigating claims a corrosive liquid may have been poured over a cat, causing it to fall ill.

Tributes have been paid to an "amazing" great-grandmother whose extraordinary life saw her devote years to her town and rub shoulders with the stars.

A retired engineer says a dilapidated seafront 'covered way' threatened with demolition could be used to house beach huts.

As we prepare to emerge from lockdown and enter a 'new normal', a leading business forecaster says there are plenty of reasons to be cheerful.

A musical Kent family have released a pandemic-themed rendition of The Lion Sleeps Tonight in which they sing about lazy lockdown eating habits.

EXCLUSIVE: The first image of a huge hospital which would cater for 800,000 people has been revealed as campaigners back the bid for its construction.

Care minister and Kent MP Helen Whately was left stumped during a radio interview in which she was unable to say what a new nurse earned.

Tory councillors have asked Secretary of State Robert Jenrick to intervene in a Kent council's Local Plan review.

Social Care minister Helen Whately says she is 'determined' to restart face-to-face care home visits as the UK's third national lockdown eases.