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A 64-year-old with underlying health conditions is the first person to die in Kent after getting coronavirus.
A man has been charged after the ambulance service and police received hundreds of necessary calls.
Gillingham players have been told to stay away from the club for another week.
A woman who looks after her disabled sister is urging people to stop panic buying after struggling to find basic essentials in the shops.
There's been football played at Priestfield this week but away from the club Regan Charles-Cook's keepy-uppy challenge doesn't end well.
Emergency Department staff were treated to a free meal from Nandos to say thank you for all their hard work amid COVID-19.
When football returns this season, Gillingham boss Steve Evans insists his team will be ready.
A sex offender banned from using the internet was caught with 30,000 indecent images of children.
The coronavirus outbreak has forced the closure of sites run by a national holiday park.
An annual gala evening which celebrates unsung heroes is the latest event to be cancelled because of coronavirus.
A crash is causing traffic delays on the London-bound carriageway of the M2.
Holiday park managers have quashed reports suggesting a positive case of coronavirus has been recorded at the site.
A couple who have been sweethearts for more than 30 years say their wedding has been ruined by the government's coronavirus advice.
Residents had been invited to discuss council plans for a huge new redevelopment after being awarded £170m to improve infrastructure.
An award-winning distillery says it is in discussion with the government about using its alcohol to make hand sanitiser.
Gillingham fans won’t see their team in action until May at the earliest.
Dozens of bus services across the county will be reduced to restricted timetables over the coming months in the wake of the virus outbreak.
A man posing as a university official tricked a business into making a £100 donation meant for charity.
Gillingham midfielder Stuart O’Keefe is using his local park to stay fit.
The EFL's £50m relief package will be welcomed by the Gills after chairman Paul Scally says their own cash will run out in two to three months.
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