A teenager has been sent to a young offender's institute following an incident at a pub in which emergency workers were spat at.

Fraudsters pretending to be police officers have been targetting residents with one victim handing over more than £5,000.

A major rail company chief has called on the government to back Eurostar in order to save 3,500 jobs.

A hospital chief executive says they are ready for a second wave of coronavirus but may have to reluctantly stop other services during another peak.

An author and cricket historian who has dedicated 40 years researching the game he loves has been honoured with an award named after him.

A nursery which has used a building for 26 years is being forced out of its home by a church, which says the hall is no longer fit for purpose.

From the MP owning Jamaican plantations to the architect who designed Delhi's capital, we delve into the county's colonialist past.

Police raids at 12 properties across the region have netted a large haul of cocaine and cash.

Pupils have been told to self-isolate for two weeks after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus.

A Kent couple caught up in a Greek storm have described it as the most terrifying experience of their lives.

A game and puzzles venue is getting ready to reopen one of its rooms as the county's first axe-throwing experience.

A young motorcyclist was killed when his bike crossed into the path of oncoming traffic, an inquest has heard.

A mum says her daughter is scared to walk home after being hit by a car while crossing the road.

A popular eatery will be extending the Eat Out to Help Scheme as it welcomes back customers.

A Kent MP has called on the Prime Minister to expand the services pharmacists can offer to help relieve the pressure on the NHS.

A coronavirus survivor is taking on a 35 mile bike ride with his dad to raise money for the hospital that saved his life.

Two men who died in a crash last week were both from Gravesend, say police as an investigation continues.

Despite fears over a drop in trade, publicans remain determined to adapt to new restrictions on opening times and service.

Bare shelves in some supermarkets have prompted fears that people have started to stockpile goods.

A whole year group and another class 'bubble' have been told to self-isolate after a school confirmed two positive Coronavirus tests.