A pharmacy has been granted a licence to open after a two year appeals process with medical authorities.

Plans to use government funding for more pop-up cycle lanes have been called unimaginative.

Plans for a multi-billion pound theme park could face added hurdles as government planners review a formal application to protect the wildlife haven.

Plans have been green lighted to turn a care home into a house of multiple occupancy.

Domiciliary care workers have been hailed as the 'forgotten heroes' of the Covid-19 crisis, amid the pressures of loneliness and social isolation.

Boris Johnson is said to be working on 'top secret' plans that would allow millions to see loved ones over the Easter holiday.

A convenience store owner has made an application to sell alcohol.

Police have issued images of four people they want to speak with about violent disturbances which left a teenager seriously injured.

People are angry at a planning decision which they say will subject a quiet village to a "barrage of traffic" and put lives at risk.

Another five asymptomatic testing sites are to open across the county, bringing capacity to 20,000 a day.

Despite falling case rates, critical care capacity at some Kent hospitals remains under severe pressure due to volume of Covid patients.

Eurostar could fold within months if it is not helped financially, the government has been warned.

After the trials and tribulations of Covid-19 and the last year, 2021's got a lot for us to look forward to.

A large knife and a quantity of drugs were found by a police dog during a joint operation at a railway station.

An extension at a care home has provided a Covid-safe space for relatives to visit residents.

Residents can take part in free virtual exercise classes as part of an initiative to keep people healthy during lockdown.

A Kent broadband company says its new 'ultrafast' service will be available in Greenhithe by spring.

A judge has ordered a man found guilty of murder after stabbing his rival seven times over a drug debt to serve a minimum of 24 years behind bars.

A developer has secured a further three acres of land as it prepares to submit plans for 1,500 homes.

A mum of three has seen her party hire business venture thrive despite challenges posed by Covid-19.