A council has agreed to step up warnings about the continuing coronavirus as fewer and fewer people are seen taking precautions.

Plans for Remembrance Sunday 2021 are emerging, with ceremonies this time taking place on November 14.

A show based on a fairytale and with music from the 1960s pop era takes place within a couple of weeks.

The countdown to Christmas will officially begin with light switch-ons across the county.

A town's last remaining bank or building society will reduce its opening hours by almost half from next month.

Councillors will next week vote on whether to waive charges at local authority car parks over 10 days for the festive season.

The Met police officer who murdered Sarah Everard is seeking to appeal his whole-life jail term.

A history author will be selling signed copies of his latest book at a heritage event.

The parents of a teenager who died of a rare cancer will unveil a memorial bench for her on the fourth anniversary of her death.

A ferry company is giving away thousands of tickets to NHS staff as a thank you for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.

Money has been raised for a system, to help people with disabilities, to operate a computer by eye movements rather than the hand.

Hundreds of protestors gathered to demand an end to pollution off Kent's coast in another demonstration targeting Southern Water.

A man said he was let down by Southern Water after they kept cancelling appointments to fix a leaking meter.

A councillor has told a debate over domestic violence how ill-treatment of women starts with casual sexism.

A support worker has organised a monthly disco for adults with learning disabilities and is hoping as many people attend as possible.

Concerns have been raised by inspectors after fatigued maternity staff were found to be working 20-hour shifts at Kent's scandal-hit hospitals.

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A radio presenter has claimed she was flashed by Sarah Everard's murderer - and Met Police officers laughed when she reported it.

A full survey of notorious shifting sands off Kent is being carried out to help stop vessels running aground.

A fight broke out between teenagers near a secondary school - in which one boy was reportedly seen with a weapon.