Former Arsenal footballer Eduardo Da Silva is backing a Kent businessman who is raising cash to support grass roots sports clubs across the UK.

Mystery surrounds why a boat suddenly sank while on its moorings and even after it was salvaged, experts have still been unable to find a cause.

Wheelie bins remain on many of the county's streets after collections were missed during the snow - and some won't be emptied for another week.

The number of people who have received their first and second doses of the Covid-19 jab in one part of Kent has been revealed.

A paedophile who preyed on young girls and later jailed was arrested in his bedroom and filmed as part of a shocking TV programme.

Officers with Tasers arrested a man armed with a hammer in the middle of a housing estate.

An academy chief believes classes could be welcomed back more safely by using marquees.

A councillor drove 50 miles to get 200kg of rock salt to treat iced-up pavements.

A charity working with people with learning disabilities is desperately looking for somewhere to park its minibus - or it risks losing it.

As coronavirus cases continue to fall across Kent, several parts of the county are now recording fewer than 10 weekly positive tests.

Letters are now being sent out to people aged 65 to 69, who will begin receiving jabs at Kent's mass vaccine hubs from tomorrow.

More details have emerged about when some Covid restrictions could be lifted - as cases in Kent continue to fall.

Looking for a romantic destination for Valentines? We know just the place.

Incredible footage shows waves freezing as they hit one of Kent's beaches.

A former lollipop lady who kept schoolchildren safe on the roads for 25 years has died after contracting Covid-19.

A councillor who has put together a new picture-packed history book of the Isle of Sheppey is giving away copies to schools and organisations.

A cliff-top resident says he is shocked to see sea defence works being carried out along the coast - but not to protect his home or his neighbours'.

Spectacular icicle hedges caused by cars going over puddles have been spotted across the county and have been caught on camera.

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.

Giving a horse an apple or carrot could sign its death warrant, so owners are pleading with people not to feed their animals.