The family of Daniel Ezzedine have expressed their heartfelt gratitude after KentOnline readers raised almost £12,000 for the teenager in just a week.

A Kent mum who was a surrogate for her cousin, who is like a sister to her, has won a competition of kindness.

Praise the Lord, a priest had a lucky escape after his car was in collision with a lorry and ended up in a ditch.

A family have been left heartbroken following the death of their terminally-ill daughter.

A former addict is travelling the UK with his piano in order to share his belief that music saves lives.

The medals of fighter ace Peter Townsend, who was once based in Kent and later had an affair with a princess, are up for auction.

Tickets to watch England at a Kent theme park have been hiked in price - after chaotic scenes blighted the venue when the side defeated Germany.

A shopper says he was grabbed by store security guards after they suspected him of shoplifting and says was treated that way because he is black.

A union has welcomed the decision not to extend a ban on lorry drivers in Kent parking in the county.

A Kent florist has beaten more than 1,000 others across the country to win a national award for her shop.

Tables were flipped over, flares set off and the stage stormed as England's stunning Euros victory was marred by chaotic scenes at a Kent theme park.

Residents on the Isle of Sheppey have been warned to stay alert as the Environment Agency issues flood warnings.

A snake owner whose python has gone missing in a Kent town is trying to assure panicked residents the creature is 'completely harmless'.

People found guilty of animal cruelty face spending much longer in prison, under changes to the law which come into force today.

As millions of people prepare to watch England take on Germany at Euro 2020, some psychic animals in Kent have forecast the result.

Parents of pupils, being sent home to isolate after coming into contact with coronavirus, could be entitled to a £500 one-off support payment.

A caravan has gone up in flames in a village in the early hours of the morning.

A nurse with a condition affecting one in 10 women says battling for a diagnosis left her feeling like she was mad.

The first passenger cruise call has sailed into a Kent port - its first in 15 months and since before Covid-19 hit.

A Kent journalist who was detained while working on assignment in the Middle East, has since been released.