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Help is needed to pin down the details of five wartime plane crashes before memory fades.
While many Christmas markets and pantomimes have been cancelled, there are still plenty of ways to get festive in Kent this year.
A mother whose son suffered life-changing injuries in a swimming pool accident tells of the battles that lie ahead.
The delay of James Bond has forced Cineworld bosses to shut up shop, but plans for another chain to open are still going ahead.
A planning application for a modern 'eco' mansion set in the hills have been submitted to the council.
A former law student has been left in limbo after a university withheld his degree over a £17 bill for damage which he says wasn't his fault.
A council is hunting a mouse-painting graffiti artist - to give him a job.
Two ISIS affiliated prisoners who savaged a prison guard while wearing fake suicide belts have been convicted of attempted murder.
Bewildered residents watched on as armed police chased a suspect through their gardens and a helicopter hovered overhead.
A man was headbutted, kicked, dragged across the ground and stomped on his head in a vicious, unprovoked attack.
Dozens of firefighters and members of staff at Kent Fire and Rescue are currently self-isolating following a number of positive coronavirus tests.
A man has been charged with manslaughter after a young girl sustained a serious injury and later died in hospital.
A dog weighing a tiny 13 kilos has been rescued after being discovered wandering the streets.
KCC will refuse any future projects to improve green travel unless proper public consultation has been carried out.
A teenager who was airlifted to hospital after being found in a road had wounds consistent with a stabbing.
Owners of a village pub are seeking a new tenant after the previous boss convicted of having child abuse videos on his iPhone left the business.
A man has admitted being part of a plot to smuggle people into the UK in which 39 Vietnamese migrants died.
Three people in Kent are among a number of people to be targeted by fraudsters, losing £21,000 between them.
Plans to build thousands of homes at a ‘garden village’ in Kent will see a town flourish, a developer has said.
A rescue mission was launched after a swan was spotted in distress with a fishing hook through its beak.
No one in Kent has been fined for not wearing a face mask but there has been one arrest.
Stations have been deep cleaned and 46 employees are in quarantine after firefighters tested positive for coronavirus.
The family of a 15-year-old boy who fell to his death from a railway bridge days before his 16th birthday have paid tribute to him.
A supermarket worker held at gunpoint has attracted the support of 30,000 people from all over the world after finding a way to deal with the trauma.
A damning report has demanded a hospital trust improves after staff were seen not using hand sanitiser or changing PPE - and one widow is not shocked.
Three generations of a family are set to re-open the doors to a pub with a brand new look after months of closure for renovation.
Passport officials have come under fire after a Kent holidaymaker was allowed to travel when she had no idea her passport had been cancelled.
A single mum who found a rat sitting in her toilet three months ago says she is still waiting for the council to help banish the vermin.
Artificial intelligence cameras that can monitor social distancing are "in the pipeline" for Kent's town centres prompting privacy fears.
Residents were left angry after receiving letters mistakenly suggesting their homes could be under threat by theme park proposals.
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