A man is due to appear before court, accused of punching and kicking officers at a police station.

Bosses at a women's fashion retailer are drawing up a range of options in order to keep the business alive amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Bosses at the Co-op admit their staff feel "anxious serving customers" - therefore thousands of protective screens are being installed at checkouts.

As we get to grips with doing our jobs remotely, the potential for trouble is never far away.

A bus company is making more changes to its reduced service in all areas it operates in response to the coronavirus crisis and help key workers.

Couples and families have been banned from shopping together at one national supermarket in a bid to reduce the spread of coronavirus.

A new community support line has been set up so food can reach the socially isolated or those in urgent need of help.

Hen owners are being urged to lock up their garden coops as chicken thefts escalate due to supermarket egg shortages.

A look back at how the county coped during the Second World War when we were faced with an unprecedented crisis.

Struggling to know what to do with yourself during lockdown? We've spoken to The Living Well Alone Project about the 15 best ways to keep occupied.

A mum from Tonbridge is campaigning for the UK to have a national fundraising day dedicated to the NHS.

A drive-thru medical facility for those with suspected coronavirus symptoms has been constructed in the grounds of a school.

A supermarket in Kent has started putting 2.4kg tins of baked beans on its shelves to meet growing demand sparked by the coronavirus outbreak.

Our Secret Drinker's feeling the pub nostalgia this week, and he's taking a look back and choosing his top watering holes across Kent.

A Kent MP who has secured life-saving equipment from Taiwan also believes we should be learning from their strict response to the pandemic.

Archive photos show how Kent's shopping centres were built and then officially opened in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Some of Kent's key construction projects are being put at risk by "confusing" government advice, say officials.

A man with "a lengthy history of crime and substance abuse" who smashed his way into a chemist and faked an overdose has been sent to prison.

A Kent MP has urged the government to ensure emergency legislation to tackle the coronavirus pandemic is not used for other purposes.

Staff at 23 Wetherspoons across Kent have been told they can take jobs with supermarkets - after the pubs were forced to close.