From animal encounters, to comic capers and outdoor trails, there's dozens of events to enjoy this half term. Here's our guide to what's on in Kent.

Roads are being treated and motorists warned as falling temperatures are set to create treacherous conditions tonight.

Operation Stack could be resurrected after the removal of the barriers from the M20.

A burglar has appeared in court after bank cards were stolen from a leisure centre

Part of the A21 has been shut causing long delays around a town.

Thieves are being hunted by police after they broke into a shop via its roof and made off with 34 mobile phones and other devices.

A cat had been stabbed to death prompting an animal charity to warn pet owners to be vigilant.

Retailer is seeking a last-minute rescue deal to prevent slumping into administration.

Urgent action is needed now if Kent is to avoid thousands of deaths related to pollution, a health charity has warning.

East Malling should not suffer because Tonbridge and Malling has been slow to act, argues former borough councillor.

This week a vets' practice threw a party for their longest-serving employee - Muriel Taylor has been with Pennard for 70 years!

In his first gardening blog of 2020 Hever Castle head gardener Neil Miller talks about feeding the birds, snowdrops and getting ready to open again.

A council has held an emergency meeting after residents' bins weren't collected for week, telling a problem provider "the time for excuses is over".

A woman has been found guilty of fraud after taking a man in her care's bank card to buy a laptop and pay her rent.

A warrant was executed at a property in Kent as part of an operation to tackle drug dealing in London's West End.

Disgruntled customers speak about their experiences with a rogue builder who they say made excuses and never finished the job.

The company that has missed thousands of bin collections has responded to fines it received this week.

A bid to sharply increase the cost of residential parking permits could see homeowners with three or more vehicles paying £135 a year.

Councils have asked for their waste contractor to pay up after three months of collection chaos.

War Horse author Michael Morpurgo will be at VE Day 75th anniversary celebrations, talking about the importance of writing about war for children.