Organisers of an event that turned away dozens of families have apologised in their first interview and have started offering refunds.

It was a step back into the Victorian era when Mr Scrooge tried to make a call in a public phone box, only to find he'd been 'out-scrooged' by BT.

With university lectures replaced with classes over Zoom, a final-year journalism student tells of the reality of taking a degree at a distance.

When festive traditions were under threat, residents rebelled in the most English way possible - with a game of football followed by a riot.

Dozens of furious people have told how their plans to attend a Winter Wonderland event tonight were left in ruins by three-hour queues.

A man has died after suffering fatal injuries in a hit-and-run.

A radio presenter has told how he feared he was going blind - only to discover he had suffered a life-threatening stroke.

A Britain's Got Talent judge has sent his thanks and best wishes to a Kent School.

A 'noisy neighbour' has hit back at his local authority with the backing of his neighbours after being handed a hefty fine for playing music.

Beach hut owners have hit out at a council's bid to 'cram in' 20 more shelters at a popular seafront spot.

A proposed explosion of housing developments in an historic market town will see more than 5,000 new homes built as the population rockets.

An ICU virtual choir featuring a Kent nurse have released a charity single for Christmas.

Copies of a Kent newspaper are being delivered free with 500 food bank parcels to ensure struggling families feel part of the community.

Chris Philp name-checked the administrations in Scotland and Wales as ones which could do more.

A little girl and her grandma were killed by a car on a busy dual carriageway but their safety legacy is still seen by thousands every day.

A voluntary police officer who incessantly messaged and offered to pay a vulnerable woman £300 for sex after meeting on Tinder has been struck off.

A group of schoolchildren from Kent have looking to spread Christmas joy and tackle loneliness by becoming pen pals with care home residents.

A charity is facing 'unprecedented demand' for food parcels as the pandemic leaves many struggling in the run-up to Christmas.

The Environment Agency has warned flooding is possible either side of this afternoon's high tide.

Two pictures have been issued as police look for two men after a taxi driver was racially abused when he wouldn't offer them a lift.