A huge backlog of birth registrations has left thousands of parents unable to register their newborn during the coronavirus crisis.

A driver is being questioned by police after a six-car crash along a residential street.

A plane has paid a funeral-day tribute to a man whose body was found near woodland.

Shoppers were in high spirits as non essential businesses opened their doors today, but this was no normal Monday morning.

Queues of shoppers have been waiting to get back inside the stores again.

Demand for £3 face masks at the Co-op has overtaken everyday essentials such as bread, milk and eggs to become the firm's best-selling product.

Thousands of shops have reopened for the first time in three months – we're in all the major towns across the county as Kent gets back to business.

At the start of lockdown 68,000 people in Kent were told they would have to stay indoors to protect themselves from coronavirus.

Pantomime season could be under threat this year, as social distancing rules on and off stage prove difficult to follow.

A care home has developed a creative solution to help residents keep in touch with loved ones.

A man in his 60s is in a serious condition in hospital after being brutally attacked outside a Tesco Express.

A youngster has lopped off his locks for a popular hospice.

A 21-year-old has been sent to prison after admitting to drug dealing in a Kent town.

Residents have spoken out against the redevelopment of a power station, arguing it will add to the existing traffic woes near the Crossing.

Secret Drinker quenches his lockdown thirst safe at home with beers from two of Kent's independent microbrewers

Plans for a new McDonald's drive-thru have been signed off – but there's a catch.

Concerns that a secondary school expansion would allow students to spy on neighbouring houses have been addressed with plans for opaque windows.

Farm shops have seen business boom during lockdown as many of us embraced the good life, and ordered locally-grown goodies like never before.

The town centre will be a very different place to shop from Monday.

One of Britain's longest serving prisoners and most notorious serial killers will spend longer behind bars as police probe more brutal killings.