A charity is encouraging people to pick up free shoeboxes which they can fill with gifts for vulnerable children

A man nick-named 'The Kentish Hop Pole' had one of the longest and most successful careers in cricketing history.

Details of a proposal for a new village of potentially 2,800 homes have been revealed.

Commuter groups and a Kent MP are calling on Southeastern to restore direct train services after a recent timetable change.

A railway station worker says he was just 'helping where it was needed', after he rescued a woman from the window ledge of a burning building.

Hospitals have cleared more than a third of all their inpatients during coronavirus - one hospital boss says he hopes the changes is permanent.

From blocks of flats to beauty salons and Wetherspoon pubs, several of our county's former police stations now have a new lease of life.

The number of domestic abuse offences in west Kent has climbed, but the charge rate is low.

A grammar school's PTA is taking its fundraising efforts online in a bid to beat coronavirus.

A pottery school for adults with learning disabilities forced to find a new home has been given extra time get a different base.

A dog owner who took his life after being denied pets in his new home will be mentioned in parliament as an MP pushes for a change in the law.

A family were lucky to escape serious injury after children smashed their car roof with an object hurled from a bridge.

A pub has been deluged with bookings for tables in its themed dining pods which launch later this month.

A long-serving bishop has announced he will retire in a message to parishioners, clergy and lay ministers.

Emergency services helped rescue a man from a car following a crash last night.

The testing of a new anaerobic digestion plant has been blamed for a widespread unpleasant pong.

A pottery school for adults with learning disabilities is searching for a new home, after being given six weeks notice to leave.

Take a look back in time and fast forward to the present as we go back into the archives to look at Kent's hospitals through the ages.

The number of Covid-19 patients in Kent hospitals has fallen to nine - despite cases more than doubling in a month.

Households are being urged to keep windows and doors closed as thick smoke from a residential fire envelops surrounding properties.