Here are some of your best-kept secrets across Kent you've revealed as part of Southeastern’s #SEhiddengems campaign.

A project that began more than three decades ago to restore one of Medway’s oldest military sites, is one step closer to being completed.

Bosses at one of Kent’s largest accountancy firms were entitled to a share of £1.9 million after growth in revenues and profits.

Campaigners who are calling on the council to help the homeless staged a protest at the Dickensian Christmas festival.

Firearms officers pulled over a driver and arrested him on suspicion of stealing a van.

Businesses and homes were left without electricity following a town centre power cut

A pet cat that hitched an 80-mile ride to Kent may be forced to spend the festive period in an adoption centre.

Fans of the works of Charles Dickens have a treat in store at Medway Little Theatre as 26 actors of all ages play 58 roles in their latest show.

A mother has paid tribute to her "beautiful kind boy" after he was knocked down by a car and killed while walking home from a night out.

A team of 30 school staff and sixth-formers had their razors at the ready after taking part in Movember.

An emergency refuge will open its doors to the homeless tonight as the temperatures are expected to drop below freezing again.

A young man has died after being knocked down by a car on a dual carriageway.

A man who was suspected of murder after finding the body of his neighbour lying in a pool of blood has told a trial of his "persecution" by police.

An award-winning entrepreneur has leapt to the defence of his care company after it was criticised by watchdog inspectors.

Hockey golden girl Sam Quek was voted off of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here last night, narrowly missing a place in the final.

It may have taken 70 years, but for a war veteran who has just been awarded a prestigious French medal it was worth the wait.

A new mum will put on boxing gloves and step into the ring tonight to raise money for a cancer charity.

The emergency services closed a major A road to deal with an accident

Gills chairman Paul Scally talks for the first time since having life-saving surgery.

People living on the streets of Medway could die as temperatures dive this winter, a volunteer has warned.