kmfm and Skinners Sheds are delivering toys to children spending Christmas in care after hundreds of listeners gave to the A Shed Load of Toys appeal.

Funding has been set aside for lifeguards to be stationed at Camber Sands following the deaths of seven people over the summer.

A swimming pool which was damaged and has been closed since Storm Angus hit a month ago is due to reopen as work starts to repair the roof.

Designers working on a new 12,000 home garden town have insisted the huge development will not become a swathe of concrete across the 1,300 acre site.

Children in Tenterden are to get a linked education from nursery to the age of 19 as all the town’s schools unite in a new trust.

A suspected illegal immigrant has still not been identified, more than a month after his body was found in the back of a lorry.

The countdown to Christmas starts on the first day of December every year for a man who brings out his 47-year-old advent calendar.

Many are seeing red as more than 400 phone boxes around Kent could be closed - here's the tally where you live.

A bloodied porpoise has washed up dead at a pebble beach today.

A train crash was caused because a tractor driver left gates open and did not tell railway staff he was using a level crossing, investigation finds.

An 80-year-old farmer who viciously beat two swans to death with a shepherd's crook has been fined more than £7,000 today.

Rail commuters face delayed start to their morning because of overrunning engineering works.

A Kent MP has urged the FA to show how it dealt with historic sex abuse claims after ex-footballers revealed allegations of abuse throughout the game.

There was heavy congestion on the approach to a Kent shopping centre as Black Friday bargain-hunters descended.

A whopping 40 teams took part in the event at the Stour Centre that raised a massive £7,000 for charity.

Ambulance staff across Kent will soon be using iPads to complete patient records and contact hospitals.

Our fallen heroes in battle will be remembered in a series of parades and remembrance services today and over the weekend for Remembrance Sunday.

The Government has approved proposals for a new Garden Town in Kent for 12,000 homes, schools, railway station, business space and doctors surgeries.

Campaigners say they will fight on after judges refused to overturn murder convictions in the first test cases on the law of ‘joint enterprise’.

A sinkhole has closed a main road for 11 days while emergency repairs go ahead.