A Kent cycling group has backed the government's multi-billion pound plans to make England into a cycling and walking nation.

Paramedics took a man to hospital after he collided with a van while riding his motorbike.

A teenage girl is due to appear in court charged with assaulting two police officers who were called to an incident at a shop.

As the majority of holidaymakers opt to stay closer to home this summer, we've taken a look at the best and cheapest staycation options.

People from BAME groups are more likely to know someone who had Covid-19, a new report has revealed.

Leisure centres have welcomed back members as the government eased lockdown restrictions on gyms.

Here's a list of places taking part in the government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

People are being asked for their views on plans for a huge theme park in one of the biggest steps forward for the oft-delayed project.

Officers have reported fly-tipped household waste after it was spotted on a remote road.

Gyms, swimming pools and indoor sport centres will enforce a number of rules when they reopen from today.

Residents hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic have been reminded council help is at hand to ensure they are not kicked out of their homes.

Volunteers have been delivering 150 meals a day, and they're still going.

Teenagers ran for 24 hours to raise cash in a charity challenge.

As new rules on wearing a face covering come into force, we've been speaking to shoppers and shop owners across Kent on how it's being observed.

Police want to speak to two people who may have seen something after a teenager was attacked near a play park last year.

Enforced closure of gyms and swimming pools ends on Saturday, but returning fitness enthusiasts will find a raft of new safety measures.

A man had been handed a heavy fine after he was caught illegally tapping into a street hydrant to supply water to his business.

Bluewater's popular summer attraction The Beach is reopening this weekend, with restrictions in place to meet the latest government guidelines.

Planners have agreed to push forward developments that could change the face of a Kent town, but there were fears raised over designs.

A cruise line company whose ships can be seen sailing past or moored in a Kent borough has had to call administrators in.