A mum of two discovered she could not get her Covid jab because another patient had used her NHS number 150 miles away.

Staff from a range of cultural backgrounds have released a video in 12 languages urging members of ethnic minority communities to have Covid vaccine.

A wildlife charity has been looking after a baby badger found lost and wandering along the roadside.

A council says they don't currently have plans to build any more large skate parks in the area despite a fresh appeal for a new one for Sheerness.

When Arriva decided to ditch some of its Kent routes we climbed aboard for a magical mystery tour and spent a day on a bus for less than a fiver.

When non-essential shops were allowed to reopen in one Kent town it looked a lot different to how it was before the last Covid lockdown.

The Environment Agency has put out a number of alerts warning that flooding is possible and residents should be prepared.

A Shannon-class RNLI lifeboat has been spotted off the coast settling into its new home.

A port in Kent has been fined £60,000 after an accident led to a worker having his leg amputated when a five-tonne truck fell on him.

A holiday park has handed back its drinks licence after police found alcohol being served and drunk in the clubhouse during a coronavirus lockdown.

Parish council lawyers say a borough council's Local Plan consultation is not legally compliant and should be withdrawn.

Plans for a multi-million pound state-of-the-art training centre submitted by a group of Kent sea cadets has been approved.

Once upon a time you could take a hovercraft, catamaran or a variety of ferries to the Continent - we take a look back at those we've lost.

An independent bus company has agreed to take over two of the three Kent bus routes which travel giant Arriva announced it was dropping.

The lead singer of The Settlers folk group who quit pop to follow God is back on the radio.

It once boasted half a dozen cinemas - but now one part of Kent has nowhere dedicated to showing the latest releases. Here's what happened to them.

'There wasn't a dry in the house' said one care worker as relatives were once again allowed in to meet loved ones in care homes.

Bus services are at risk in one part of Kent after Arriva announced it was looking to close a town centre hub and axe routes.

A town centre pub could be demolished to make way for flats. Before it disappears, we take a look at memories of the centuries' old boozer.

NHS bosses have pledged to offer more support to a "fragile" GP system and could enlist help from doctors outside the county.