A devastated bird farmer has watched powerlessly as all 480 of her birds were killed after avian flu was confirmed among her chickens and ducks.

Yobs have sprayed graffiti all over a newly-arrived train ahead of its debut.

A farmer is asking for further investigation before almost 500 of her animals are humanely culled following the discovery of bird flu on site.

There were no tricks - just treats - waiting at the front door for a young girl who is undergoing treatment for bone cancer, and her family.

Kent businesses are reeling from news Prime Minister Boris Johnson could introduce national lockdown restrictions from Wednesday.

A programme of desilting works will be conducted in waterways around a Kent town including a stream where dead fish were found floating.

Vans, cars and a helicopter have been deployed to a village.

A breast cancer fundraiser has not let the coronavirus pandemic dampen her awareness efforts as she celebrates raising £6,000 via online raffles.

Businesses have stepped up to provide free school meals to children this half term after MPs voted against extending the measure.

Wholesome and subsidised meals will continue to be made and delivered to vulnerable people thanks to a lottery grant and a band of volunteers

From swimming pools to cinema rooms, we look inside some of the most stunning homes on the market in Kent.

A gang member must repay £12,282 after he and his accomplices stole £500k worth of confiscated tobacco from the government.

A charity came swinging back into action following a fundraising hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Objection to a major housing development opposite a country park continues to grow as a date for planners to grant their decision remains unconfirmed.

A dad is seeking to highlight the symptoms of cancer after his daughter was misdiagnosed twice and it took nine attempts to get his son a scan.

A couple had all four of their Land Rover's tyres destroyed by a stinger left in the road by police who had used it to stop another vehicle.

Hospitals have cleared more than a third of all their inpatients during coronavirus - one hospital boss says he hopes the changes is permanent.

From blocks of flats to beauty salons and Wetherspoon pubs, several of our county's former police stations now have a new lease of life.

A young seal found with fishing line around its neck is feared to have suffered an "agonising" death.

Every picture tells a story as we look back through our archive at the storm that devastated Kent in October 1987.