Staff at singer HRVY's former school have spoken of their pride as he is set to compete in the Strictly Come Dancing final.

A council leader has called for hospital staff to be able to speak out about the strain on the NHS caused by the second wave of Covid-19.

Councillors have been told a revised bid for a multi-billion pound tunnel linking Kent to Essex is expected around April next year.

Fire crews have cut a person from the wreckage of a van after a crash.

We take a look back at those who were awarded one of the highest wartime accolades for their acts of bravery and courage in the face of danger.

A district in Kent once more has the highest coronavirus infection rate in England, with six other areas in the county also in the top ten.

A 128-year-old former coaching inn is back up for sale after a failed bid to turn it into a pizza takeway.

A Tory councillor's opposition to the £6.8billion Lower Thames Crossing prompted him to take a stand against his party.

A primary school is preparing to welcome some pupils back after recording several Covid-19 cases over a two week period.

The full extent of a private health company's dermatology service failings won't be known for two years, councillors have been told.

People are being asked to air their views on a document shaping our tourism and heritage.

A man accused of attacking two police officers in a row over not wearing a face mask at Bluewater will have to wait until 2022 for his trial.

Pupils have made their mark on a £5.5 million redevelopment project at their school by writing their names on a steel beam in the new teaching block.

A popular hospice service to remember those we've lost is heading online this weekend.

Check out our interactive images charting the changes in our towns over recent years.

The combination of alcohol, drugs and activity on or by the tidal Thames is a recipe for Christmas and New Year misery, say safety experts.

Stuck for a Christmas gift? Here's an idea.

A heartbroken widow is desperately hoping her husband's ashes, which were stolen in a warehouse raid, will be safely returned.

Job centres across Kent are recruiting new 'work coaches' to help get people back into employment.

Hospitals treating patients in some of the highest risk coronavirus hotspots in Kent have seen plans to issue the vaccine pushed back.