Staff at funeral homes across Kent took part in a relay challenge to raise money for a mental health charity.

Looking for some outdoor fun that's lockdown-friendly this weekend? Here's where you can still head to within the guidelines, if you're near:

A 17-year-old wheelchair user is planning more than 4,000 laps of his living room to raise money for a charity that kept him moving through lockdown.

After 50 years, Mick is ready to call it a day.

Strict controls at Remembrance services meant most people in the county paid tribute to the Fallen from home

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is urging people to discover the history behind our memorials and cemeteries here at home.

A salon owner said it was wrong that so much attention was being given to the one business that broke the rules.

Bosses at indoor children's play areas have discussed getting through a second lockdown.

A former church-goer who sexually abused a child for three years, has been sent to prison.

Parish councillors had many questions about how a contract with hunters had come to be allowed on public grounds, but no-one had the answers.

Two of the county's popular attractions have confirmed they will be able to keep outdoor spaces open to visitors during lockdown.

As non-essential shop owners prepare to close, shoppers are being urged not to flock to online mega retailers to do their Christmas shopping.

An online petition opposed to the use of shooting as a means to control pests has reached almost 1,000 signatures

Kent businesses are reeling from news Prime Minister Boris Johnson could introduce national lockdown restrictions from Wednesday.

Two MPs in the county have contacted police after they received abuse and threats about the free schools meals vote in the House of Commons.

Anger at rejection of free school meals plan leads to big reaction from businesses and individuals.

Police officers on the streets of Kent have been kicked, headbutted and spat on during a spate of attacks in just one day.

Charity food collections will become the norm, promises head.

A Kent man on holiday in Dorset leapt into action to save a family from a blazing cottage.

History has few stranger tales than that of Sir Henry Wyatt and the jailhouse cat.