Walk to school fever is spreading to Bexley with two more schools signing up to the KM Charity Team's award-winning green travel campaign.

There were no kitchen nightmares for the five talented young cooks who scooped big prizes at the KM Kent Cooks 2015 competition final.

Kent brewer Shepherd Neame has been praised for helping to raise £30,000 for good causes in 2015 through its support of the KM Big Charity Quiz.

Children from Kent and Medway have had a royally good time as they celebrated being crowned the biggest bookworms in their districts.

Hornby Visitor Centre has donated a bumper haul of star prizes for the KM Big Charity Quiz 2016 - including the brand new James Bond Spectre set.

A Canterbury school has launched a walking bus scheme to fight childhood obesity and traffic jams and has found an unexpected additional benefit.

Youngsters embracing green travel in Thanet were rewarded with a surprise gift during their school’s walking bus birthday celebrations.

Community minded company D. Isom Printers Ltd has made a serious investment in the business and helped a green travel charity for schools.

Youngsters in the Dover and Shepway districts will benefit from healthier lifestyles and safer roads thanks to a new grant on offer to local schools.

The KM Group's charity department has won a gold Green Apple Environment Award for its work running walk to school services across the county.

A leading Kent visitor attraction is encouraging schools to join reading scheme Buster’s Book Club and help pupils develop a lifelong love of books.

Top Road Crossing Patrol Officer is a new category for the KM Walk to School Awards 2016 which are open for nominations until Tuesday, December 1.

FREE inspiring event of talks, workshops, networking and more on Thursday, November 19 for women interested in starting or developing a business.

The KM Charity Team is backing a scheme run by Golding Vision to support good causes in the Maidstone area to the tune of £50,000.

A trio of top student chefs have taken up a brand new challenge to find the best up and coming professional cook in Kent and Medway.

The streets were ablaze with luminous yellow jackets as a giant walking bus made its way to Monkton Church of England Primary School in Thanet.

Lock and Leave storage helped to announce the KM Big Charity Quiz 2015 county final where top teams will compete for the Big Quiz champions' trophy.

It was a double celebration for Gillingham families at the grand opening of the Salvation Army Little Eden Preschool and its new walking bus.

An impressive 180 entries flooded in for Kent’s official school cookery competition and 13 talented young cooks have made it through to the final.

The KM Charity of the Year 2016 winners can now be revealed. Find out who is set for a huge a boost in profile and fundraising potential next year!