A councillor's plea to have a path built over a 'quagmire' at a country park was turned down because it is an ancient monument.

A Sunday League manager says more needs to be done about mental health after five of his friends took their own lives.

The High Court has ordered a Kent farmer to stop burning waste and keeping cars and caravans in ancient woodland.

From factory workers to taxi drivers, we find out what it's like to be a key worker during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Seventeen new classrooms are to be built at a grammar school as it benefits from a multi-million pound cash injection.

Incredible archive pictures show how the county was left submerged after the heaviest rainfall seen in decades.

The UK’s biggest fruit-growing firm has been given the go-ahead to install 20 caravans at one of its Kent bases - despite strong opposition.

A sound engineer who died just weeks after his younger sister lost her life to Covid-19 has been remembered as a "legendary gentleman".

The emotional moment an elderly couple were reunited in a care home after Covid saw them separated for a year has been shared by their family.

We take a journey into the past with the help of back issues of Kent Life magazine.

A musical Kent family who went viral at the start of the pandemic have released a new song which has already won widespread plaudits.

A leaked letter contains shocking revelations of drug-taking, illicit sex and forged Covid results at a mass testing centre in Kent.

Police and paramedics have been seen with a battering ram outside flats after concern was raised for a person's welfare.

A court has found a man's rail depot job did contribute to his fatal cancer.

The revelation of a new South African coronavirus variant has seen an increase in the number of asymptomatic testing in a Kent town.

Anti-covid stickers which appeared along a Kent seafront have been removed by the council.

Hundreds of glass hearts are being found thanks to an artist trying to give people a boost.

The family of a mum who has died at the age of 22 pay tribute to her as a "very kind person" who was "a joy to be around".

A Year 11 student has given a first-hand account of her year in education during Covid.

A council has set up a helpline so that the clinically extremely vulnerable people in a Kent borough can get to their vaccination appointments easier.