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An event at the centre of chaotic traffic scenes last night has been forced to scrap three remaining shows due to the new Covid-19 regulations.
Maidstone advanced in the FA Trophy on their return to action.
Organisers of an event that turned away dozens of families have apologised in their first interview and have started offering refunds.
Organisers of a winter wonderland say tonight's event will go ahead as planned - despite sparking traffic mayhem last night.
Organisers of a festive event that turned away dozens of families after they were trapped in long queues are vowing to make "significant changes".
Furious ticket holders are demanding refunds over last night's Winter Wonderland chaos - while others say they are now too scared to attend tonight.
More drastic Covid restrictions could be announced as soon as this weekend, it has been reported.
Dozens of furious people have told how their plans to attend a Winter Wonderland event tonight were left in ruins by three-hour queues.
An engineering society whose club house was targeted by vandals has thanked the community for the 'overwhelming' support since launching a fundraiser.
One lane on a motorway was closed after a crash involving a lorry and a car.
Two men have been arrested after a security guard at a supermarket was threatened and hundreds of pounds worth of alcohol was stolen.
Former Maidstone boss John Still has told Hakan Hayrettin he is doing an unbelievable job.
Kent is facing even more drastic Covid restrictions if the infection rate in the county cannot be brought under control.
A victim of domestic abuse has bravely spoken out about her experiences in the hope it will inspire others to flee their controlling partners.
Older folk among the first to receive the Covid vaccine have expressed their relief at the opportunity to be protected from the virus.
Two Londoners will appear in court next year accused of theft.
A little girl and her grandma were killed by a car on a busy dual carriageway but their safety legacy is still seen by thousands every day.
Residents fear a proposed new entrance is the first step towards a housing estate.
Families were left disappointed when a promised visit from Santa and Mickey Mouse did not happen.
Prison visitor, volunteer hospital driver, farmer and Deputy Lieutenant, John Jennings was a man of many talents.
