Singing and instrument sessions are back, having first been stopped by the pandemic shortly after they began.

A specialist has warned serious eye conditions will show themselves as people have not been getting checked during the pandemic.

A parish councillor has asked a planning committee not to allow more homes in an area where it is feared too many will be built.

A major agricultural event returns after last year's cancellation due to coronavirus.

A controversial housing scheme which is opposed by town and parish councils is to be voted on by district planning members this week.

Keepers at a wildlife park have welcomed their latest 'exciting' arrival after teasing fans in advance.

A head for a coal mining heritage centre, due to open in the spring, has just been hired.

An MP is calling for an end to pre-booking for people taking their waste to the county's recycling sites.

A breast cancer charity fundraiser has urged women to get themselves checked following the death of singer Sarah Harding.

A grave with the centuries-old remains of about 40 people has been unearthed on a site where new homes are being built.

Historic building will be open for free to the public for more than a week during Heritage Open Days.

Temperatures are forecast to hit highs of 27C next week as a plume of hot air comes over the county.

Inflatable suits and brandy inside an inner tube: The triumphs, challenges and tragedies of swimming the Channel.

Campaigners are calling on a council to set a specific target of how many Afghan refugees it will take in.

Suspected human remains have been discovered on a beach by police after a member of public found bone fragments.

A semi-professional racing driver is expecting his first child after years of trying and wants people to keep talking about infertility problems.

A man has been fined by a court after admitting being behind a fly-tipping spree.

The music of The Who will be played by a Kent-based band on the birthday of the original bass player.

A colourful day of marching and entertainment returns in full to a Kent town centre after the pandemic.

Another new record for the number of asylum seekers reaching Kent shores on small boats in a day has been made - with 828 making the journey.