Train services throughout Kent are regrowing as we make further progress out of the coronavirus lockdown.

A new hotel is set to open bringing 20 new jobs in time for an expected surge in staycations this summer.

Work is set to resume on the stalled Kent Mining Museum project on the grounds of a former coal mine thanks to £1.2m from the National Lottery.

A restaurant is joining a campaign for charity on what would be Captain Sir Tom Moore's 101st birthday.

A Kent council is urging people to join a national litter clearing campaign, which begins next month.

A woman found dead in a field near a hamlet was a PCSO and her death is the subject of a murder inquiry, police have confirmed.

If you're looking to get away without leaving Kent, we've found six staycations and overnight stays from quirky b&bs to converted high school buses.

Hundreds of homes owned by a council have not had their fire alarms checked and if they havem they don't have the paperwork to prove it

A pharmaceutical company has a multi-million pound investment at its Kent base to speed up tablet production.

A coroner has concluded that a mother-of-one died after suffering a rare toxic reaction to a cancer medication.

When a school decided to switch the light source in its science block to sustainable LEDs they didn't realise how the project would snowball

A student's exam notes have been stolen after a thief hurled a brick through her car window.

Hard-up families can now buy quality fresh food for a snip of the retail price at a social supermarket in a church

Food vendors looking for a new business opportunity are invited to bid for a prime spot along a quay popular with tourists

When a carer said he needed a new focus away from the lockdown gloom, it set the wheels in motion for a cycling, swimming and walking challenge

Run 5, Donate 5, Nominate 5: That's the slogan of a fitness challenge that a care charity has partnered with and now they're asking others to join in

Members of the public are being asked to follow this year's commemoration of the 1918 Zeebrugge Raid via online film to stay Covid compliant.

A salad making firm in Kent is offering a mass of new vacancies, needed at a time when the economy is suffering because of the pandemic.

Local groups can make applications for community grants with total funds now increased to help them carry out projects in a Covid-safe way.

A scheme of SuperNeighbours, providing errands and company for those unable to leave home during the pandemic, is coming to an end.