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People who help those in abusive relationships are bracing themselves for a number of calls – after lockdown is lifted.
Gillingham manager Steve Evans would add his name to the letter which asks the FA to reverse their decision to scrap non-league season.
Two 17-year-olds have been remanded in custody after a fight on Sunday.
The coronavirus outbreak has caused changes to the way council services are being run from bins to roads and caring for the most vulnerable.
Firefighters were called to tackle a blaze after a candle set bedding alight.
Emergency funding to help support a range of council services facing more pressure as a result of coronavirus has been dished out by the government.
A couple who have been together for 60 years have put family celebrations on hold as they see in their anniversary.
Various stores will shut intermittently across the county to give staff a break and allow them to restock.
Gillingham chairman Paul Scally has paid tribute to lifelong supporter and associate director of the club.
The family of a four-year-old boy with brain cancer have received help from a team of contractors who have repaired their damaged home.
Folkestone Running Club have found ways to keep the competitive spirit alive during the lockdown.
A primary school teacher was inspired to film lessons from her home to help youngsters learn key skills.
A full-time carer whose partner is at risk of contracting coronavirus because he has MS was forced to go out after her online shop was cancelled.
A man was stabbed in the stomach and airlifted to hospital.
A cab company is aiming to put smiles on the faces of deserving people by sending them cakes.
A decision by the High Court to uphold proposals to close stroke units across Kent will be challenged in a new appeal launched by one Kent council.
A popular 10k race that was postponed due to the coronavirus crisis has been rescheduled for Autumn 2020.
Gillingham boss Steve Evans is willing to play without fans if it means the season can be finished and the chairman backs the idea too.
A football manager has dipped into his own pocket to help his team survive the coronavirus crisis.
Two 17-year-olds were arrested on suspicion of possessing knives, Class A drugs and affray after a brawl broke out in a town centre flat.
