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

A council says coronavirus won't stop it from pressing ahead with a new £20m complex.

Pupils at one school are having all their lessons and assemblies as normal - thanks to the wonders of technology.

The RSPCA is continuing its care of abandoned and injured animals despite the crisis.

Fire crews gave oxygen to the occupants of a home - including the pet dog - after a fire started in the kitchen.

Four teenagers have been arrested after a 15-year-old boy was reportedly shot with an air weapon.

Parking charges have been suspended by a council in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

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.

Amid the gloom, a sports therapist says there are things we can do to stay healthy in the face of the coronavirus pandemic

The National Trust says it will be keeping its open spaces across the county open for visitors for free at a time when they need to get out and about.

Restrictions on elderly people's bus passes have been lifted to allow them to travel to special early-morning shopping sessions for free.

A dog who has lived at a rescue centre for 10 years has found a new home, after offers poured in from around the world.

Detectives investigating eight burglaries have released CCTV images of a pair they would like to speak to.

Almost 100 more police officers have completed their training and are ready to go on patrol across Kent.

Jobs are at risk across the county as staff at a retail giant face an uncertain future as the firm goes into administration.

Organisers say they continue to monitor the situation, caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

An urgent government review into the risks of using the hard shoulder as a live motorway lane has concluded.

A care home company is asking people to keep visits to a minimum to help protect residents.

This is how bosses of Kent's top tourist destinations in Kent are dealing with coronavirus.