A pub boss and ex-footman to the Queen found with child abuse videos has avoided unpaid work to ensure his business can continue to operate.

There are concerns a popular funfair will put a town 'under huge risk' and lead to a spike in coronavirus cases when it pitches up later this week.

Just what happened to some of the county's most high profile politicians when they stepped down from the House of Commons? We find out...

Sir Bob Geldof's plans for a 40-metre pond have been stalled as archaeologists want to inspect the 'I Don't Like Mondays' singer's garden.

A Kent government minister says we are at a 'serious moment in time' in the fight against Covid-19 as £10,000 fines are introduced for rule-breakers.

Waterstones' longest-serving manager has told of visits from famous authors such as JK Rowling during his 35 years at a Kent store.

An artwork made of hundreds of pebbles decorated by villagers during the lockdown has been turned into a permanent memorial to mark the pandemic.

A flat that was a magnet for crime and blighted the lives of neighbours has been boarded up by police.

There's a double reason to celebrate this week, as pubs offer free beers and new brews for Cask Ale Week and Kent Green Hop Beer Fortnight.

An alternative Christmas lights event will allow people to mark the start of the festive season from the safety of their own gardens.

The boss at one of the country's biggest pub operators has blasted the government's 'unnecessary' plan to introduce a 10pm curfew.

Budding engineers have received expert advice as they bid to win a leading school competition on the world stage.

There's a warning a higher than normal tide could cause flooding in the early hours.

The grandfather of a little boy who died from a rare brain tumour no child survives, has told how he is determined to raise awareness of the disease.

A plumbing firm says business has flooded in since it started using quirky van signage.

Self-guided orchard tours and apple picking are among the treats on offer at an annual Apple Day going ahead this weekend.

A family who were forced to cancel their contents insurance while struggling financially due to the pandemic have lost everything in a blaze.

Dog owners are getting a chance to show off their pets and raise money for charity.

Emergency services have been at the scene of a four-vehicle crash which closed a motorway.

A travelling funfair has been told it can't open in a Kent Park because of new Covid guidelines, but it can still open at these towns...