Tributes have been pouring in for a ' big hearted' soccer league secretary who died from the new variant of Covid-19.

A council is inviting opinions on the draft of its local plan, a document that sets out development of the district for the next 20 years

Vulnerable residents in part of the county with just a single centre open for public Covid vaccinations are yet to hear from their GPs.

Plans to build an aquapark with an artificial lake for water sports have garnered support because of potential tourism benefits.

Kids without laptops have been given the best chance to access classes from home thanks to donations from the community

A care providing charity is determined to keep people entertained through lockdown, with more comedy bingo direct from your devices

Another five asymptomatic testing sites are to open across the county, bringing capacity to 20,000 a day.

A crowdfunding effort has been launched to rescue an annual film event that has now been crippled by the effects of the pandemic.

A health service spokesman has confirmed that vaccinations against coronavirus in a district have started for the public today.

Pensioners have criticised delays in rolling out the Covid-19 vaccine in Kent's worst affected areas.

A community group has offered health bosses its building for Covid jabs for the public after complaints that its district only has one centre.

A total of 49 electric vehicle charging points are due to open in 18 locations in March to help combat climate change.

A company has been fined £5,000, and made to pay £1,870 in costs and a surcharge, after being found guilty by magistrates of fly-tipping.

Tourism training courses will be run to help businesses recover after the economic slump from coronavirus lockdowns.

Members of the public in a district are expected to crowd to a single coronavirus vaccination centre: a petition has been raised demanding more.

A council cabinet has adopted a policy of using social media as a weapon to battle against criminal activities.

The first anti-pollution strategy of its kind by a council has been voted through with a bonus of new money for car charge points.

A council cabinet has voted for a draft plan to deal with homelessness, which, it is feared, could worsen in the aftermath of the pandemic.

One in 30 people were carrying coronavirus in several districts after Christmas, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Thieves snatched a haul of expensive items in a burglary of a home in a village.