A concerned resident has put up fences and warning signs to stop people coming into close contact with her.

It looks like a large marquee, but tragically these are the preparations for Kent's temporary mortuary.

Two people have been hospitalised and one arrested following a collision between a motorbike and a car.

Applause has broken out as hospital staff celebrated news its first Covid-19 patient,who needed ITU care, was able to go home.

Police officers had to be towed out of a shingle beach after their car became trapped while on patrol.

Although the Government has promised unprecedented grants to help support workers during the pandemic, many are still slipping through the net.

A 76-year-old spoke to his son on the phone one last time, saying "the world would carry on without him" before he passed away from Covid-19.

People are thinking up new ways of showing their appreciation for healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus.

A healthcare worker has been left 'shaking' and questioning his job after being assaulted.

The air ambulance has seen landing at an estate amid unconfirmed reports a person fell from a ladder.

A new mother has thanked maternity staff and reassured expectant parents worried about giving birth in hospitals dealing with coronavirus patients.

A doctor recovering from coronavirus says the immigrants working in the NHS deserve more recognition for their part in fighting Covid-19.

The family of a man who died after being seriously injured in an ambulance crash remains divided over whether the driver should be retried.

The county has a rich history of generating energy, but how much do you know about its power plants?

We take a look back at the history of some of Kent's former cinemas and see what they have become.

From the Riverhill Himalayan Gardens to Godinton House, take a look at some of the virtual tours you can take at gardens across Kent.

A new coronavirus 'hot site' aimed at treating and assessing patients exhibiting Covid-19 symptoms has opened its doors.

A family were sent back to London after police spotted them on a beach, breaking the coronavirus lockdown rules.

Councils and police are urging visitors to stay home over the Bank Holiday weekend as temperatures are expected to soar amid the Covid-19 lockdown.

Police are looking to find the owners of a number of jewellery items believed to have been stolen.