The head teacher at a historic grammar school has refuted claims it is in discussions with developers over the future of its boarding houses.

Alarming new statistics show more people are dying with coronavirus in east Kent’s hospitals than anywhere else in the country.

Their names are familiar to generations - but how well do you know the stories behind Kent's secondary schools?

An online survey has found that 90% of businesses support a town's temporary road closures put in place to help springboard shops back to life.

A 23-year-old is due in court charged with stealing cash, bank cards and keys from properties in east Kent.

The sentence for criminals assaulting and spitting at police officers is set to be increased in a move welcomed by Kent's leading police figures.

Dover Castle and Walmer Castle and Gardens will be among 40 historic properties run by English Heritage to reopen in July.

They haven't been able to perform together but this Kent string orchestra found they could still delight an ever expanding audience from home.

A senior rugby team has discovered a way to beat the lockdown match ban while preparing for its upcoming season.

A huge backlog of birth registrations has left thousands of parents unable to register their newborn during the coronavirus crisis.

A reopened wildlife park in Kent is already reviewing its visitor capacity following a successful first day back in business.

Demand for £3 face masks at the Co-op has overtaken everyday essentials such as bread, milk and eggs to become the firm's best-selling product.

With its narrow pavements and medieval buildings, how will the historic town of Sandwich cope with 21st century social distancing?

A Cavapoo found wandering along a busy road has been returned to its owner, but three other dogs are still yet to be located.

When an MP heard of a constituent's battles with Batten Disease, he came out in support in an orange tie on International Batten Disease Awareness Day

The new owners of a leisure centre have launched a £30,000 fundraising campaign to pay towards £250k repairs and protect its future use

Wildlife parks across Kent are pleading to re-open amid financial difficulties caused by lockdown.

The priest who stood against the Church of England by marrying his Romanian toy boy 55 years his junior has died

Kent's nature reserves have suffered huge damage with thoughtless visitors holding barbecues, abusing staff and littering during recent warm weather.

A former Kent student and vocalist has produced a series of soothing and angelic meditations to help people de-stress and drift off to sleep