An 18-month battle to get KCC to cut back a hedge has left one woman's garden fence destroyed - now she faces a dilemma.

A recycling company is doing its bit to tackle the plague of microplastics and save the world's oceans - by vaporizing tonnes of waste.

Perhaps we should all turn off the telly and look more to our own creative juices.

Newly-qualified paramedic Lewis Samways-Head has been praised for doing extra shifts to help with the Covid-19 vaccination programme.

Firefighters have put out a blaze in a two-storey property and prevented it from reaching neighbouring homes.

A woman in her 80s was punched in the face and knocked to the floor by an intruder who broke into her home.

Discover the history of the beautiful Tonbridge estate where the BBC's dog makeover show is hosted.

Parts of Kent are set for a white weekend, while flood alerts remain in place for others.

Restaurants in Kent may be closed, but they can still offer takeaways. In a new series, we look at how you can help them and highlight some near you.

A taxi firm is playing its part in the fight against the virus by offering free rides for older people to their vaccination appointment.

A KFC drive-thru will go ahead and a council will have to cover the applicant's costs after a planning inspector dismissed objections.

Despite falling case rates, critical care capacity at some Kent hospitals remains under severe pressure due to volume of Covid patients.

Covid-19 has increased the desire for self-sustaining communities, says a developer.

A man who had not been seen for two days sparking a police appeal, has been found.

The number of Kent Police employees testing positive for the coronavirus has leapt - but the force says it still has enough manpower to cope.

The first lockdown had us reaching for our gardening gloves, but what can we do this time around? We get tips from two of the county's experts.

Police are investigating a spate of attempted cash machine thefts.

We visit Kent's five least-used stations in one day and ask what the future holds for the rail network in 2021 and beyond.

One in 30 people were carrying coronavirus in several districts after Christmas, according to the Office for National Statistics.

A coronavirus marshal was let go with immediate effect after chasing and grabbing a resident walking to the shops.