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The people of Kent have shown strength, resilience and community spirit during the last year and here are just some of the most inspiring.
Controversial proposals to build a housing estate at an abandoned animal rendering plant have been dropped following years of planning.
We take a look back at another rollercoaster year for sport in Kent.
A developer has been widely criticised for chopping down 150 trees along a well-used footpath.
A Kent hospital will be the site of the first 'surge hub' in the south east as the NHS gets 'on a war footing' amid rising Omicron infections.
Two masked men attacked a teenage jogger and demanded his wallet.
A van used to dump old toys and children's scooters was confiscated by police on Boxing Day... after it got stuck in the mud.
Police investigating a burglary at a business premises have released a photograph of a man they are keen to trace.
Refugees crossing to Kent in small boats appear to have been subdued by poor weather conditions, with few attempts for the past three days.
A novelist has told of her reasons for moving from Kent back to London at the height of the pandemic as many rushed to leave the capital.
Fuel-soaked rags were used to set fire to a pub full of Christmas punters.
A woman managed to escape after a man pushed her to the floor from behind and tried to steal her handbag.
People joining women giving birth at one Kent hospital must show evidence of a negative lateral flow test as bosses try to combat the Omicron variant.
Detectives have stepped up their investigation into a massive pub brawl that left three men in hospital.
Police are appealing for witnesses and security footage after six men were arrested following a fight in a car park on Christmas Day.
A leading food industry body has warned of potential new year disruption to food supplies as new trade barriers caused by Brexit come into force.
A man has been taken to hospital after being attacked by a thug armed with a baseball bat.
A family staying in a 15th century cottage are lucky to have escaped with their lives after a car ploughed into the dining room.
A University of Kent professor has explained the changes to isolation rules is a 'gamble' but necessary for the infrastructure of the country.
An MP has expressed his frustration at the "gridlock" in the availability of Covid testing kits.
A music producer celebrating his Brit Awards nomination at a Kent Wetherspoon ended up having 99 orders directed to his table.
An appeal has been made for witnesses to a crash in which a teenage boy was hit by a car.
Plans to instal a 65ft tall telecoms pole in a 'rural setting' just yards away from people's homes has sparked an angry response from some residents.
From the big names that shut up shop for good to the stars who returned to Kent – and one particularly large crowd. Here's our final take on 2021.
A stalker who followed his victim hundreds of miles while subjecting her to “mental torture” has been jailed.
Hundreds of new homes, a Further Education college and tree-lined streets are part of ambitious plans for the continued regeneration of a town centre.
Rail lines between two Kent towns are now back up and running after an earlier problem.
The final series of Killing Eve will air in February - with viewers able to spot scenes filmed in location in Kent.
A man was airlifted to hospital after an incident near a Kent park.
A family has spoken of its gratitude after securing enough funds to bring their young daughter, who died while pursuing her dream job abroad, home.
