A local authority has struck a deal with a budget hotel chain to house 57 rough sleepers during the coronavirus pandemic.

TV doctor Hilary Jones stresses the importance and safety of newspapers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Auctioneers proved the property market hasn't gone down the pan when a toilet block was snapped up for an eye-watering price.

A midwife returned from her night shift to find her car smashed in a hospital staff car park and is now without transport.

Bosses have finally started work on a Cineworld extension which includes an IMAX screen and two restaurants.

Discussions have started to potentially open temporary hospitals in Kent to deal with Covid-19.

The company behind a Mexican restaurant chain will be permanently closing the vast majority of its stores due to coronavirus.

A local engineer and a two time boxing champion says the mindset he learnt in the gym paved the way to his success and owning his own business.

Chelsea manager Frank Lapard surprised a young abuse survivor with a special offer during a TV show.

Councils have reportedly been told to get people who are sleeping on the streets into accommodation.

Two prisoners have been charged with beating their cell mate to death at a high security jail.

Two popular animal parks are desperately appealing for cash and food donations as the Covid-19 lockdown leaves them facing an "unprecedented crisis".

A mum expecting her fourth child is making "small steps" in her battle to beat Covid-19.

A derelict pub is set for a striking transformation after a bid to convert the building into homes was given the green light.

An animal welfare charity has called out a birds of prey team for not carrying the required licence.

Workers throughout the logistics industry are toiling day and night to keep our shops stocked with essential goods in these challenging times.

Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock have both confirmed they have Covid-19.

A man has been handed £200 worth of parking fines despite pleading with wardens not to penalise him because he was unable to get his usual permits.

People took to the streets this evening to applaud the frontline staff working to help those with coronavirus during the pandemic.

A Kent MP who has secured life-saving equipment from Taiwan also believes we should be learning from their strict response to the pandemic.