Councils across Kent are closing the grounds of their cemeteries and crematoriums to stop the spread of coronavirus.

People are being urged to avoid the temptation of heading out to enjoy the sunshine this weekend, but stay at home and save lives.

From the least attractive pub in Kent to queues for fruit machines and debates on the hairiness of dolphins, Secret Drinker's picks his 10 worst pubs.

A charity which provides hospice care is appealing for help following predictions of a £1.1millon fall in financial support.

Vessels docked along the Thames sounded their horns as part of the second weekly Clap For Our Carers

Health bosses have revealed the significant impact of Covid-19 on staff levels in Kent due to self-isolation - but key services are still fully open.

With the county enjoying warm weekend weather, we're calling on people to take part in the Garden Olympics.

As a county we've had our fair share of the spotlight online - here are some of the best moments.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Kent have taken to their doorsteps to cheer our hospital heroes for the second week.

A new school set to open in September has signed a funding agreement with the government

Experts have warned the coronavirus death toll is likely to be far higher than official figures released so far by the NHS and government.

Awards which honour those in the charity sector have been pushed back.

This is the moment officers used their own uniform to help hoist a man to safety after he was found dangling from a cliff face.

The council is offering support to those most in need during the coronavirus lockdown.

With pet owners across Kent in isolation, an animal charity has released some tips and tricks to keep dogs entertained.

Kent is gearing up to turn blue again for the second Clap for our Carers event tonight - are you going blue for NHS heroes?

Fresh food is reaching self-isolating villagers thanks to deliveries by kind-hearted staff at a local pub.

Farms of all sizes are adapting to a new way of life to help keep them in business and families fed.

A recovering alcoholic have spoken about adapting to the lockdown while one charity is adapting to the unique challenge it poses.

Depending on which petrol station you use, you could be paying as much as a startling 39p per litre more than other drivers.