As restrictions begin to ease, some outdoor sites are now open. Here's some of the things you and yours could be getting up to this weekend:

Repairs required after a burst water pipe caused a ceiling to come crashing down will mean a cottage hospital will not reopen for two months.

Our lockdown photo competition, Snapshot Kent, has come to an end - and we want you to help pick our winner. See if your entry is in our shortlist:

A man wanted by police after reports he forced a woman into a car and drove off is thought to be in the county.

Using photos in the KM Media Group's newspaper archives, we look back at the sports grounds we know and love through the ages.

A dental boss has outlined how people will book appointments and how trips to practices will pan out when surgeries reopen next month.

Rural retreats and warm welcomes: Our undercover reporter's favourite Shepherd Neame pubs

Our reputation as the Garden of England is well known but some are producing food and drink you might not always associate with the county.

Two suspected drug dealers have been arrested after they were spotted by plain clothed officers.

Photographers across the county have been taking candid shots of households from their doorstep to document life in lockdown

A man remains in custody, accused of numerous offences, including theft, assault and possession of a bladed article.

Railway workers have spent the morning trying to get a number of woolly creatures out of harms way.

We want to support and promote our pubs across Kent during the current crisis, with our campaign, Love Your Local. Here's how to get involved:

The owner of a unique bike, stolen from a woods, says his faith in the community has been fully restored as so many people helped him find it.

The county is home to a number of pubs with fascinating histories - with some even dating back to the 1100s. Does your local feature?

The county's rich history can be seen in the naming of its towns, with influences from Celts, Romans and royal favour.

Yet another local authority has announced ticket machines in council-owned car parks will be switched back on soon.

Two children are feared to be among those to have died as concerns over exposure to coronavirus keeps gravely-ill patients away from Kent’s hospitals.

As the debate over whether it is safe to reopen schools in Kent continues we ask those in parliament what they think should happen.

Kent Police is to sell off its headquarters and relocate all staff, KentOnline can reveal.