A ‘lifeline’ second-hand charity store which helps people with autism and challenging backgrounds has closed after a rent review left it in arrears.

The government has announced a £27 million boost for bus services in Kent and Medway. Here we look at how things could change…

Shoppers at an outlet centre got stuck in long tailbacks after a crash which gridlocked a busy tunnel.

A bus driver has turned her vehicle into a festive grotto and is serenading her young passengers with seasonal songs.

We tried a festive experience with a difference - from collecting reindeer poop, to throwing presents - with a special visit to meet Santa too.

Get into the Christmas spirit with some fantastic family days out, from feeding Santa’s reindeer to joining the elves in their workshop.

The owners of a comic book shop have announced it is closing its doors as more than three decades as they look to retire and “do their own thing”.

One lucky kmfm listener has won £1,000 in kmfm’s final Thousand Pound Friday of the year.

Police, ambulance services and the coastguard have been called to concerns for a man’s welfare.

A new space will provide shelter for 30 young people while teaching them life skills from budgeting to cooking.

In this week’s Kent Politics Podcast our reporters discuss potential major changes for Kent councils and Reform UK winning its first KCC seat.

A long-standing and popular landlord, who ran numerous pubs in his 35 years in the licensing trade, has died.

Drivers faced delays this evening following a crash between a gritter lorry and a car.

Southeastern is taking delivery of 13 new Class 377 trains to improve its service.

Following their recent by-election success, we sat down with Reform UK’s first elected member of Kent County Council to discuss the party’s ambitions.

People are being asked for their views on a proposed development of 800 homes which would include road improvements at a traffic hotspot.

In an unusual case, a dangerous driver who paralysed a grandad after a serious crash has been locked up again - but for a more serious offence.

Tributes have been paid to a former editor who trained hundreds of journalists, including some who went on to national success.

The best of the best have been praised at this year’s Medway Business Awards.

A Kent council’s social housing stock has been rated by the government in the first inspection of its kind.