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Organisers of a Boxing Day hunt have been forced to abandon a 100-year-old tradition of gathering in a village square.
A traditional village square gathering has been cancelled to avoid ugly protest scenes.
A supply teacher has been left out of work after breaking her ankle tripping on a pothole.
Medals at the Olympic and Commonwealth Games were among some of the best moments for Kent's athletes this year.
The death of a 19-year-old woman has been described as "suspicious" by police.
A former priest who married a male model 50 years his junior says he would not be able to live without his young love.
A woman was treated for smoke inhalation after a fallen candle caused a fire this afternoon.
Authorities have dealt with five separate migrant crossings today, with "organised criminal gang activity" being blamed.
More than a dozen suspected migrants were picked up in the early hours.
Emergency services sent to a railway station blaze found the culprit was a man who had set fire to his clothes to keep warm while waiting for a lift.
A school has teamed up with a construction firm for a rendition of Jingle Bells, in a bid to tackle a shortage of industry recruits.
The Grinch made every effort to steal Christmas this year, but the festive cheer in Kent was just too strong.
A couple has yet again raised hundreds of pounds for Ellenor with their well known Christmas lights display.
A teenager has been creating boxes of presents to give to people who live on the streets.
From everyone at KentOnline we hope you have a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year.
A rubbish tip has put old Christmas decorations to good use by covering the site in thrown-away tinsel and baubles.
Emergency services were called after a crash on a motorway.
Traffic was disrupted after a cyclist was involved in a crash at a busy junction.
A man was rushed to hospital in a serious condition after collapsing at a railway station.
You would not normally expect a Winter Olympics champion to come ice skating with you.
Friends of a mum-of-two with terminal cancer have launched a fundraising campaign to raise money for the family.
The coastguard was launched after the crew of a boat reported being blinded by what is thought to have been a laser pen being shone from the shore.
A former fireman and musician lost his job after admitting having sexual activity with a child he had met at a concert.
Paddy Ashdown, the late former Liberal Democrat leader, has been described as a "warm and inspirational human being" by party members in the county.
The popular TV drama Call the Midwife, which is filmed on location at the Historic Dockyard, is back with its Christmas special.
Residents say a planned housing estate would destroy farmland and put added pressure on roads.
Next year the political environment in Kent will see a lot of changes as all councils across the county hold elections.
Police have called for more support after dealing with two people suffering with mental health issues at separate stations in one night.
A baby and woman were involved in a smash on a main road.
A theatre could open in a town within the next five years according to a council leader.
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