A pet charity helped save French bulldog Krug after he helped himself to a corn on the cob at a barbecue.

Kent Police is to sell off its headquarters and relocate all staff, KentOnline can reveal.

Country parks across the county are open, and now that you can drive to them, so are their car parks. Here's where you can head:

Two cases of coronavirus have been confirmed at a special needs school which has been working with Public Health England to make the building safe

A housebuilding firm has raised more than £30,000 to help keep a care organisation running

The Kent Credit Union has received funding in recognition of the essential role it continues to play during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A bike rider has been assaulted, which led to a collision with a horse and cart.

Officers have dished out a number of warnings after two men were arrested and two bikes seized by police.

Village volunteers are supporting the elderly and vulnerable with care packages which contain something a little different.

Two men were taken into custody after officers found the cannisters after searching their car.

A 64-year-old man has been praised for his achievements and efforts to help the underprivileged after he died following a battle with cancer.

An aspiring young dancer has made the street her stage in a tribute to her late nursing great-nan

A cyclist has vowed to never ride again after a woman deliberately caused him to fall from his bike.

A suspected illegal migrant smuggler is under investigation after he was stopped during a sting operation on the A2.

A Kent home care boss and GP has praised his staff, claiming they don't get the recognition they deserve during the coronavirus outbreak.

A council boss says Covid-19 has made him rethink everything he knew about running a local authority.

A charity says the coronavirus crisis will have an impact on mental health long after lockdown is over.

As debate continues over the impact of Covid-19 on house sales and prices, business expert Richard Scase says forecasters fall into one of two camps.

When Brits realised the money-saving benefits of buying wine in France they flocked to Kent's port towns heralding the beginning of the booze cruise.

Anti-social motorbike riders had their vehicles seized and warnings have been issued by police after several incidents across towns.