A community warden has shared how her job has changed since the pandemic hit, and how the village she works in has come together to help.

Pubs across Kent have not yet received much-needed cash from the government - despite promises they would be helped through the lockdown crisis.

The county's air ambulance is desperately trying to raise more than half a million pounds to keep the life-saving helicopter in the skies.

Hospital staff have told KentOnline how they're risking their lives every day because of 'inadequate' protective gear.

Indoor play areas in Kent could close for good, as they miss out on vital survival money, six companies have said.

Businesses, groups and schools have gone digital to help each other stay active in isolation.

Two determined dads are going to run, walk or crawl for 24 hours straight in their respective gardens, to raise money for the NHS.

Keep up to speed with the latest opening hours and dedicated times for NHS staff and the elderly at all of Kent's supermarkets.

Two million people lined the streets in 2007 as the eyes of the sporting world turned to Kent for the first stage of the Tour de France.

A business owner who fears for the future of her company says firms are being failed by government schemes which are meant to be helping.

A judge said he fears 'an early grave' after adjourning a hearing because of technical problems bought on by lockdown.

An autistic writer who was non-verbal until she was 10 now uses her voice to educate thousands about her condition.

A senior Tory parliamentarian has called for a global investigation into the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic which began in China.

Parking inspectors have taken on new 'community' positions as part of their redeployment in parts of the county

Tributes have been paid to a prominent figure in non-league football following his death after contracting coronavirus.

A road has re-opened after a tree fell in the early hours of the morning, forcing its closure.

Visitors may not be able to see gardens across Kent in person, but organisers are keeping us up to date virtually with new blooms and newborns.

A sunny Easter weekend would normally see our parks and beaches packed - our latest set of pictures show how lockdown is being observed

It looks like a large marquee, but tragically these are the preparations for Kent's temporary mortuary.

A farmer fears more of his livestock could be disrupted this weekend after two of his sheep were mauled.