A youth organisation is pursuing a computer lending scheme to help pupils study at home during the coronavirus lockdown.

A church group has been given a £5,000 council grant for coming to the aid of drivers and passengers trapped during last month's roads chaos.

A council's housing and building stock will be 'decarbonised' in one of many measures to help it tackle the climate emergency and become carbon zero.

A yellow weather warning for ice has been issued for parts of the county, which could lead to difficult travel conditions.

Leading community figures have reacted to the third national lockdown for coronavirus with people ordered to confine themselves to home once again.

A council is bidding for more government money to cover the cost of temporary housing as costs jump from around £208,000 in 2014 to £747,000 in 2019.

A museum is digitising the photo collection of a celebrated newspaper photographer and selling the pictures to pay for the conservation of his work

A cheeky Brexit-themed adverisement is a serious campaign to tackle the problem of impotence for couples.

A renowned wartime surgeon now has two plaques put up in her memory, side by side, at a hospital.

It's like a sprinkling of Christmas magic has fallen upon thousands of old toys, bringing them to life ready for their new owners to unwrap tomorrow

A cash-strapped dog rehoming organisation is determined to end 2020 on a high and has launched an online dog show to rake in money

Tasty Christmas feasts will be enjoyed by hard up families thanks to donations of cash and vegetables from businesses at a science park

NHS chiefs have postponed non-urgent operations in Kent - as the number of patients in the county's hospitals soars.

A field could be filled with 11 homes, but vague details have caused concern.

Land with planning permission for four homes is up for sales with offers exceeding £450,000 sought.

An artist's impression shows a stunning new look for a Kent town's main square in a £2.9 million redesign project.

Campaigners are warning about the increasingly dilapidated state of a former cinema, which is meant to reopen as a two screen picture palace.

A 'no-deal' Brexit could lead to traffic mayhem.

For decades its rooms have been a news hub for the Deal area, but next week the Mercury newspaper's office goes under the hammer, marking a new era

A bench has been placed in time for the first anniversary of the accidental death of a 14-year-old boy.