Health chiefs are seeking "definitive" answers over the worrying number of deaths at a Kent hospitals trust.

A "stubborn" driver has been jailed after he fell asleep behind the wheel, killing his wife and fracturing another woman's spine.

A "brave, diligent and selfless" councillor has died from a debilitating disease aged 31 just weeks after getting married.

Residents have hit out after work started on a huge post-Brexit lorry park as the government prepares for the end of the transition period.

A helpline has been set up after a private dermatology company allowed a backlog of urgent appointments - including for cancer treatment - to pile up.

Police, fire and ambulance crews descended on a street to help with a medical incident.

There are fears that leaning chimney stacks could pose a risk to the public.

From the reopening of a heritage railway, to driving a digger and seeing nature, here's some ideas of what you and yours could be doing this weekend:

Two nights of open-air live music have been announced for the late summer bank holiday at a Kent attraction.

Stunning photos have captured a comet 64 million miles away as it streaks its way across the skies.

An increased number of booking slots for residents to rid themselves of household waste will come into force from tomorrow.

Shopping centre bosses are extending the opening hours at Ashford's Designer Outlet, but not all stores have reopened after lockdown.

A talented apprentice killed in a car crash has been remembered as a "loyal, loving and caring" person by her devastated family.

While some have become Italian restaurants or bargain stores, many of Kent's oldest pubs are still going.

Two coronavirus cases have been confirmed at a busy supermarket.

Plans to shut a leisure centre for a year to allow for refurbishment works could cause more than 100 job losses.

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

A popular leisure centre will remain closed for a year as part of a £6.5m refurbishment.

People living in a town with the second highest coronavirus infection rate in the country are being asked to 'be sensible' this weekend.

A county-wide scrubbers group is winding down after creating more than 10,000 items for the NHS.