Herne Bay FC has displayed its appreciation for the NHS with a giant thank you message cut into its pitch.

The communities secretary has urged the public to support local media as the industry finds itself under "significant financial pressure".

A robber who held a knife to arcade workers' throats and stole more than £11,000, had become a "slave to gambling".

A man has appeared in court accused of spitting in a police officer's face and telling them he had coronavirus.

Fast food chicken lovers have been urged to use their common sense as four KFC drive-thrus reopen in Kent.

Pharmacists across Kent have seen a rise in pregnancy test sales since the beginning of quarantine.

A full-fibre internet business has been hiring amid the pandemic-driven downturn as demand for speedy connections grows.

A 34-year-old is due in court accused of stealing six motorbikes and a car from across several towns.

The body of a teenage boy was discovered at a park in the early hours of this morning.

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Police officers, a paramedic and a nurse were attacked after reports of a man on train tracks.

Celebrity baker and county resident Paul Hollywood has recorded a message of support for workers at a health trust.

A police boss has expressed his frustration at people ignoring lockdown in the worst-hit part of Kent for coronavirus deaths

The owner of a bicycle stolen in broad daylight is offering a reward to anyone who can help him find it.

A park that was temporarily closed following a police investigation has now reopened.

Police, fire and ambulance crews were called to a residential property after reports gas had been detected.

A people smuggler has been jailed for two years after he was caught with two migrants squeezed into the boot of his car.

A 28-year-old has been sent to prison after his DNA was found in a bloodstain at the scene of a burglary.

The Government has refused emergency money for a charity which helps fund one of Kent's biggest hospices.

An inn built by Queen Elizabeth I's chancellor became the birthplace of bat and ball.