Our undercover reporter mulls over the swirly carpets and lukewarm breakfasts to come up with his favourite 'Spoons in the county

A police boss has reminded people why it is important to stick to lockdown measures, as PM announces an end to the coronavirus peak.

A family is asking for the return of sentimental items stolen from their son's grave.

Dogs will be banned from most beaches for the next four months despite owners urging councils to relax seasonal restrictions during lockdown.

While working remotely and home schooling have become part of our 'new normal' so it seems have crazy dreams - here's why.

An author working on a new children's TV show has allowed KentOnline to give you a sneak preview.

A bid to increase a stadium's concert capacity by 5,000 has sparked opposition from police on safety grounds.

Florence Nightingale played a crucial role in setting up health and training facilities - we take a closer took at her strong ties to Kent.

A grandfather has told why he stayed in Nepal during the coronavirus pandemic and how he is helping the community while there.

A Kent baker has created a two-feet tall cake to mark the 100th birthday of Army veteran Colonel Tom Moore – but is now not sure what to do with it.

A hospital boss says while the Covid-19 peak has passed the public must stay home to prevent a second wave of the virus spreading.

A man dubbed the naked carpenter has been jailed after walking through a town in see-through trousers following a drinking session at Wetherspoon.

An animal sanctuary is hosting a sponsored goat race to help raise funds during the pandemic.

A perverted cyclist who indecently assaulted women while he rode past is being hunted.

A teacher has been allowed to continue teaching despite failing to inform her school she was the subject of criminal investigations.

More than 100 colleagues paid tribute to a young paramedic who died before he had the chance to propose to his girlfriend.

A thug who shouted racist abuse at a shop worker before spitting at a police officer and threatening to kill their family has admitted the offences.

NHS staff sickness is at its lowest since the Covid-19 pandemic began and plans can now be drawn up on how Kent's hospitals will recover.

A man has been charged with burglary after 23 mountain bikes were taken from a container near Tunbridge Wells.

Latest figures show more than 100 people have now been fined in Kent for ignoring government advice to stay home unless absolutely essential.