Funding is being offered to community projects aiming to make a positive difference to local residents.

Fire unions have announced the first series of strikes over pensions stretching across eight days.

Homeowners are being urged to always ask for identification from company officials after a string of distraction burglaries.

Signalling problems at Wateringbury and Maidstone West have lead to delays of 30 minutes between Tonbridge and Strood.

A canoe club has been awarded for its efforts in tidying up their local town.

A young girl has faced more in her three years of life than most of us ever will.

Cash-strapped K College is to slash a further 100 jobs in a bid to wipe out multi-million pounds debts.

A theatre school has announced a prestigious scholarship giving students a huge advantage in the performing world.

A man has handed over a cheque for more than a thousand pounds to a charity after four days of serving coffee for donations.

A pupil is recovering from an operation after he was knocked unconscious by a shot put during a PE lesson.

Kent's biggest music festival at the Hop Farm, Paddock Wood has an old and new mix of sounds

A baby swan is recovering well after a brutal dog attack in a Tonbridge park prompted a firefighter to dive off a boat to its rescue.

A man has been jailed for a year after repeatedly selling school children cannabis from his home.

An enthusiastic schoolboy has shown his flare for business already after setting up shop at the end of his road.

Up to 10 jobs are at risk after a national contractor decided to close its operations in Kent.

The school summer holidays are a mere few weeks away and local councils are getting ready to keep children entertained during the break.

Let’s hear it for the girls who will be rocking the Hop Farm crowd – chart-topper Eliza Doolittle and soulful Cara Dillon.

A high-tech manufacturer has taken home two gongs at the Kent Excellence in Business Awards, celebrating economic success across the county.

Overnight lane closures will be enforced on a busy road from Monday so improved signs can be fitted.

A new rail service to whisk Kent commuters to the capital is being considered by ministers, it can be revealed.