An air ambulance was called after a crash involving a cyclist and car.

Primark stores will be open longer after lockdown, with one Kent store open for 24-hours.

A nursing war veteran who gained an online following for her 'silly selfies' celebrated her landmark birthday with cards from around the world.

An inquest heard a man took his own life after struggling with his mental health and using drugs following the end of a relationship.

A last minute decision to pull the Lower Thames Crossing application was made after the government's planning arm indicated it would be refused.

Firefighters managed to contain a blaze caused by an electrical fault with a light fitting in a ceiling void.

Police investigating the theft of several tortoises, which are classed as endangered, have issued a plea for help.

Youngsters at a new school are enjoying some outdoor fun in their eagerly-anticipated play park.

A shelter for the homeless has reopened its doors but with new restrictions in place it fears some people may be left out in the cold.

The Conservative candidates vying for your vote at the next local elections to represent their communities have been announced.

Hospice charity ellenor has shared a message of support from Rolling Stones front-man Mick Jagger.

The NHS is calling on people who can deliver vaccines, clean and support admin work to help the mass jab programme - which could start next month.

A man who was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage to a clock tower has been released without charge.

If you're buying a real Christmas tree, we have details of where to get yours in Kent, plus expert advice on making it last all through the season.

A Kent painter will compete to be crowned Sky Arts' Portrait Artist of the Year.

After weeks of mixing, proofing and baking the winner of this year's Bake Off has been announced.

A primary school has sent some pupils home after confirming a positive coronavirus case.

Two people have been arrested after a man was injured in a shopping centre.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after an iconic clock tower's lights were destroyed.

Bowling club members say they feel they've been "stabbed in the back" over plans to close down their club.