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The chairman of the Kent Association of Headteachers says there is a mixture of nervousness and excitement as schools prepare to re-open next week.
A bomb disposal unit was called to a seafront following a report of a suspected wartime munition.
Watch the moment a dog is reunited with his sick owner after more than seven weeks apart.
Our political editor Paul Francis rounds up the latest goings on at Westminster and Kent County Council headquarters this week.
A fine-dining restaurant promising exciting dinner events is to fill a long-empty leisure complex unit this spring.
A man has died after emergency services were called to an incident on a railway line.
An "ambitious" plan to transform mental health services in Kent has been revealed.
Police are hoping to trace the rightful owners of a number of antiques which officers believe to have been stolen.
Rail replacement buses are in operation as emergency services deal with an incident that has closed a stretch of railway line.
Trees planted by a contractor for the council were ripped from the ground within half an hour.
Analysis of data shows more than two in five adults in Kent have been vaccinated, with almost half getting a jab in one area.
The new boss of a series of holiday parks is putting his money where his mouth is to encourage Brits to spend their holidays at home this summer.
The final week of home learning is coming to an end - and secret homeschooler will miss it.
Controversial plans have been submitted to convert an historic pub into semi-detached housing, changing the centre of a village forever.
With many of us considering staying closer to home this summer holidays, we've picked seven spots in the county which will still feel like a getaway.
A woman was knocked off her bike by a car while taking part in a year-long charity challenge in memory of her mother.
Tributes have been paid to Vietnam War correspondent and Gurkha rights activist Brian Staley, who has died at the age of 81.
A seaside town will receive £22.2m from the government to go towards projects which will help it thrive.
The temporary closure of mass vaccination centres due to lack of supply was planned, says a Kent Tory MP
Police say they are no longer looking for a man who went missing earlier this week after a body was found in the area.
Three secondary schools could be added to 29 others being controlled by one of the largest multi-academy trusts in the south east under new proposals.
Police have been targeting suspected criminals crossing county borders in a joint operation with colleagues from Essex.
Two elderly women had their purses stolen on the same day but in different supermarket car parks.
An NHS report into the conditions at an asylum centre has been revealed.
A long-term asthma sufferer is angry her condition has been downgraded in the priority groups to get the Covid-19 vaccine.
A Labour councillor caused a storm after calling herself a 'former gruppenfuhrer' in a tribute to a former colleague.
A sex toy, human faeces and dirty nappies buried in the sand were among the unpleasant finds made by volunteers on a Kent beach.
Watch the moment police uncover thousands of illegal cigarettes hidden in the ground.
Plans for 800 homes, a primary school, shops, a GP surgery and three play areas have been rejected by councillors.
Builders are yet to start work on a highly controversial housing estate as a water quality issue at a nature reserve still needs to be resolved.
