A helpline has been set up after a private dermatology company allowed a backlog of urgent appointments - including for cancer treatment - to pile up.

A popular tourist destination is consulting over redundancies in the face of a 'financial black hole'.

Local councils are facing an "enormous challenge" if they are forced to put localised lockdowns in place.

Kent has lots to celebrate today, including its Blue Flag beaches, so we've taken a look back at how the county's seaside towns have changed.

A range of new standards to improve safety for passengers in taxis and private hire vehicles have been introduced by the Government.

The removal of benches from a town centre has been defended by a council after it was branded 'discriminatory' against older and less mobile people.

A winery co-run by a global champagne firm has been given the full seal of approval to produce 400,000 bottles a year.

Police are looking for a white male after a woman was sexually assaulted in a car park near flats at the weekend.

A refugee charity project co-ordinator says she is frustrated by an angry response to the numbers of asylum-seeking children arriving in the county.

Check out these photos and video of a town captured from the 16th floor of a new tower block.

Youngsters leaving their junior school for the last time were surprised to find a party under way in their honour.

Almost 150 full-time jobs are set to be axed by the University Kent after it was revealed its deficit has risen to £60 million.

A busy section of road will be closed for resurfacing work.

Police are looking to speak to two men who may have more information about shopping deliveries that keep going missing in one town.

A young man was found dead in his home by police after overdosing on drugs, an inquest opening has heard.

Two thieves have been locked up for a series of burglaries and attempted break-ins at newsagents.

A group of Kent MPs have written to Southeastern calling on them to introduce flexible ticketing for commuters.

Inflatable dinghies being used by migrants to cross the Channel are being stored in their hundreds at a Kent warehouse.

October might still be months away, but one farm has already embraced the creepy with an impressive pumpkin-themed challenge.

Four teenagers have been charged after a mass brawl broke out following an argument which left one man injured.