The Bishop of Dover has finally received her MBE, following a two year delay due to the pandemic.

A seafront and harbour regatta is back for the first time since 2019 after the end of pandemic restrictions.

Water buffaloes have been brought onto open land to help keep ditches clear, a task that usually needs machinery.

Statistics show unemployment falling back to the levels before coronavirus and in some cases going down even lower.

The national flag of Ukraine has been raised in the centre of a town as a symbol of support.

A ranking of Kent's best seaside destinations has thrown up controversial results - leading locals to defend their own beloved towns.

Hundreds attended a recruitment fair, which offered new opportunities for P&O employees who lost their jobs last month.

Controversial plans to transform hospital services in east Kent are being reviewed by NHS leaders.

Staff responsible for cleaning trains operating across the county are walking out in a dispute over pay and conditions.

A councillor has resigned after only two months 'to protect her mental health and her family' after a 'campaign of abuse' on social media.

Winners have been announced in a new prizegiving scheme to recognise those who help the environment.

A woman whose cancer never returned after groundbreaking surgery is now raising money for other victims.

A council is to take a small site to build 24 flats as part of wider project to tackle homelessness in its district.

Discount tickets for journeys in Kent go on sale today in scheme which has been branded a 'gimmick' by the unions.

A building that was once public toilets is set to become the second branch of an ice cream parlour business set up by a family just a year ago.

Volunteers who have been sending around £30,000 in aid to Ukraine each week are being supported with a music and supper night.

An historic visitor attraction is set to open again to visitors following an £80,000 restoration project.

More than 700 people in the county are to open up their homes to help people fleeing the war in Ukraine.

Severe delays are set to continue across Kent's road network until the end of April due to Operation Brock.

A farmer whose business is only open for two weeks a year says traffic chaos could "cripple" them.