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Former Squeeze musician, Jools Holland gave veterans a special visit while they made plaques for the Queen's Green Canopy.
The University of Kent and a southern Ukraine university are arranging online classes and lectures to help those impacted by the Russian invasion.
A branch of the fast-food giant has reopened in Kent after a whole month of revamp works.
Controversial Nationality and Borders Act measures come into force as the government seeks tough action against those crossing the Channel.
A 17-year-old girl who was driving without a licence has been arrested after leading police on a 120mph chase.
Construction work has started to clear a road in a town centre so it can be reopened.
Residents have launched a petition against cement works planned for their seaside town because of noise, health and pollution fears.
Six vehicles in a single street have had their mirrors damaged in one evening in a whirlwind of vandalism.
A reckless motorist twice mounted the pavement as he evaded police during a high-speed chase - only to be tracked down 50 minutes later.
A man in his 40s has been taken into custody after he was caught trying to flee to France in a flimsy blow-up boat.
A hunt was launched after a man reportedly ran off after attacking two police officers.
Households keen to save money should consider cancelling extended warranties on appliances and instead pay for the repairs themselves, says Which?
A devastated farmer says a fireworks display led to two of his cows dying and several pregnant ones facing miscarriages. Warning: upsetting image.
Two public park and more than one million trees are to be included in the plans to build the Lower Thames Crossing.
A man has been fined £20,000 for large scale fly-tipping on private land and farmland.
A new climbing centre, trampoline zone and dodgeball court is set to open at Bluewater.
A Kent cricket team has finally broken its winning duck – having gone 29 years without the taste of victory.
A university will bestow one of the world's most famous artists with a distinguished title - despite the fact his identity remains a mystery.
An underpass was cordoned off by police following reports of a sexual assault.
Boris Johnson has suggest new grammar schools could be built just weeks after a Labour peer suggested scrapping the 11 Plus.
One split-second moment would change the life of a heroic 23-year-old forever, but he hasn't let it determine his future.
A change in the law inspired by the a young boy who suffered life-changing injuries at the hands of his birth parents comes into force today.
With the return of Wimbledon we've taken a look at the houses on the market with their own tennis court.
A postwoman who found £2,110 in cash says police told her she could keep it if it wasn't claimed, before changing the rules leaving her with nothing.
A project aiming to reduce knife crime has been launched after a gym owner's bid to host an amnesty bin for weapons was turned down by police.
A resident forced to clean up after binmen who left rotten food strewn across the street says they told her: 'We aren't allowed to carry a broom!'
With a recession looming, many firms in the county could be left high and dry as low unemployment clashes with record numbers of job vacancies.
A recycling firm says the cause of a blaze that destroyed its warehouse remains a mystery.
A recycling facility had to partially shut after a man's wedding ring slipped off his finger and became lost in a mound of paper and card.
The economic benefit of staging golf's capacity-reduced The Open in Kent last year have been revealed in an independent report.
