A look back at how the county coped during the Second World War when we were faced with an unprecedented crisis.

Struggling to know what to do with yourself during lockdown? We've spoken to The Living Well Alone Project about the 15 best ways to keep occupied.

A two-week-long performing arts festival that brings internationally renowned artists to the county has been put back a year over coronavirus fears

The Prime Minister has gone into self-isolation after testing positive for coronavirus and experiencing mild symptoms.

Deal Area Foodbank has shut its doors today as it moves towards a home delivery service.

It's now free to park your car at council owned car parks across our district's three towns

Archive photos show how Kent's shopping centres were built and then officially opened in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Planned repairs to an old swing have been put on hold amidst the coronavirus outbreak but works to fix sewers in the same town continue.

Find out when each supermarket across Kent is open and how each is restricting the number of products you can buy.

A supermarket chain has announced a raft of new measures which will "dramatically change how people shop" to help tackle the spread of coronavirus.

Recycling centres in Kent have been shut until further notice following the government's latest announcement on tackling the coronavirus outbreak.

A wild animal park is closing its doors to the public as a result of coronavirus - with keepers warning of "desperate" financial difficulties.

From cancelled exams to bus pass refunds, here's everything you need to know about how school closures could affect families in Kent.

Kent's biggest brewer is taking drastic measures to help pubs in the wake of COVID-19 outbreak.

Ticketholders for The Open have been advised what will happen if the event is cancelled - despite continued preparations for it to be staged.

Our photographs show the start of the disappearance of a Seventies sports centre in Kent through demolition.

Leisure centres and gyms are staying open helping people stay healthy and active amid COVID-19 lock down. Here's what's happening across the district

Yobs ran riot on a golf course causing more than £1,000 worth of damage.

Mandatory plastic gloves and shoe covers must be worn on property viewings says a Kent estate agent whose staff are issuing protective equipment

A council leader has assured that major services such as rubbish collection and housing continue during the COVID-19 pandemic.