A heritage aircraft hangar is hoping to celebrate the 100th birthday of a veteran who raised millions for the NHS.

A youth worker has teamed up with a local talent agency to make a music video to encourage young people to stay in doors and avoid meeting friends

Forensic officers have been at an old army barracks for much of the day.

Extra changes come into force tomorrow as a bus firm tries to keep key routes going.

Schools perform through YouTube to keep spirits high in coronavirus lockdown.

Citizens Advice is offering free advice via phone and email during these worrying times.

The first of more than 100 Gravesend residents trapped in India during the coronavirus outbreak have been flown home.

A hospital was paid a special visit from a gold medal winning athlete as part of a fundraising campaign to feed NHS workers

A former boys brigade captain is preparing a special tribute for frontline workers

Developers have submitted plans for the long-awaited regeneration of a town centre.

The head of a new primary school due to open this year has vowed to make it a success despite it having to move to a different town.

Gurdwara volunteers are supporting key workers with cooked meals by delivering 200 meals a day to NHS staff battling Covid-19.

Those with creative flair have shown their appreciation to NHS staff.

A nurse is looking to track down a woman who kindly payed for petrol after she finished a shift at hospital.

Keep up to speed with the latest opening hours and dedicated times for NHS staff and the elderly at all of Kent's supermarkets.

A gymnastics club has raised more than £1,000 for the NHS by putting on exercise classes for its members.

An 18-year-old who was abandoned by his mother before his first birthday has spoken out about his battle with mental health.

War veteran and NHS fundraising superstar Captain Tom Moore reveals how he met the love of his life - a girl from Kent.

Lecturers have used their creative skills to make scrubs and visors to donate to health workers and others who are in need of them.

Two million people lined the streets in 2007 as the eyes of the sporting world turned to Kent for the first stage of the Tour de France.