A group of legal professionals are aiming to raise £2,500 for three charities by walking throughout October.

Consultation opens tomorrow to shape development in Gravesham for years to come.

MP Adam Holloway says he and his team offered to personally help with the workload at an understaffed surgery.

GPs are being urged to recognise endometriosis earlier on, after women across the country struggle to have the condition diagnosed.

A Kent baker gained high praise for her perfect pastries on this week's episode of the Great British Bake Off.

Police have arrested two individuals on suspicion of defrauding a man in his 70s out of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

A consultation on the government's proposals for an inland border facility in Kent is set to close.

A farm has pleaded for information after a piece of fruit being used as part of a "guess the weight" game for charity was taken.

Gravesend Clock Tower will be illuminated, along with thousands of buildings worldwide, in support of a campaign to wipe out polio.

Supporters raised £25,000 for a hospice with a virtual charity walk, while a teenager is using his skills as a magician to support the cause.

An aspiring vet has spoken of the financial hurdles she and others face in accessing jobs that require a degree with postgraduate funding.

An expert on viruses has said a second lockdown is the best way to return to normality - saving lives and jobs.

A housing developer has given a Scout group the chance to climb high on a 13 metre tall activity frame.

Police are hunting vandals who went on a spray-painting spree, targeting vehicles in the same street with graffiti.

A council has partnered up with the police and a homeless charity as it looks to address a rise in documented cases of modern slavery.

Hospitals have cleared more than a third of all their inpatients during coronavirus - one hospital boss says he hopes the changes is permanent.

Four men have been charged with bringing people into the country illegally after being arrested near services on the A2.

An unlikely source of therapy for residents living with dementia has brought a tear to the eye of care home staff.

Youth cricket and football clubs were allegedly targeted by con men.

From blocks of flats to beauty salons and Wetherspoon pubs, several of our county's former police stations now have a new lease of life.