There is still lots of confusion over guidelines for trick-or-treaters so one mum has come up with another way to keep spirits up.

A teenage girl has launched a petition against her school after it banned her from dyeing her hair in memory of her father.

Tributes have been paid to a former mayor whose family say her tenure was 'one of the proudest times of her life'.

Residents say they won't be 'palmed of with half-measures' as they launch a petition for more public toilets to be installed in their town.

As a care home faces up to a locked-down winter it has revealed its plans for a pop-up pub where relatives and residents can safely meet.

As fears grow about lorry havoc in Kent, Michael Gove will address the House of Commons on the government’s preparations.

Police have arrested two people but no charges have been brought following an attempted 'child abduction' near a primary school.

With a raft of new measures introduced, we looked at how well the people of Maidstone follow the coronavirus rules already in place.

A 79-year-old who was robbed after being targeted by two men posing as police officers, hasn’t been able to return to his home since the incident.

A couple who moved in together as lockdown took hold have married, with a socially distanced service and ceremony.

A huge industrial fire that burned for three days was started by an electrical fault.

Memories of an IRA bombing which killed 11 Royal Marine musicians were "undimmed" by a smaller, socially distanced remembrance service.

More than £5,000 and counting has been raised in a socially distanced sponsored walk for Breast Cancer Now.

A 26-year-old man has been charged with a drugs offence after officers discovered 13 kilos of cocaine inside a gas canister.

A funfair with rides and attractions which was held in a town park has caused a stir as people question whether it should have been allowed.

A stop and search of a man suspected to be drug dealing led police to seize a quantity of heroin and crack cocaine.

A schoolchild in Year 2 has tested positive for Covid-19 prompting their year group to be told not to attend class.

An entire year group at a Kent grammar school has been told it must work from home today after a pupil tested positive for Covid-19.

A 20-year-old has told how a weekend job in a Kent restaurant set her on a path where she's cooked for the Queen and qualified as a chef.

An Army barracks in Kent could be used to house asylum seekers for up to 12 months as the Covid-19 pandemic heaps pressure on current support systems.