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A council has agreed to increase parking fees by as much as 70p an hour in time for shoppers returning to the high street next month.
The fifth Folkestone Triennial art festival will go ahead this summer and will include the town's new beach huts as part of the collection.
A mystery man who matched the five main numbers and one Lucky Star number on The National Lottery has won £2,813,488.90.
Two accidents happened near each other this morning resulting in people being taken to hospital.
Schools are back and there has been further easing of restrictions from today.
An architect has revealed his bid to improve social distancing in a busy street by axing parking ahead of a predicted staycation boom this summer.
A schoolboy who had part of his leg bone replaced is to take on a 25km walk after beating cancer.
Thousands returned to school today but the focus should be easing them back in to traditional learning, says one head teacher.
Independent record stores have found new and innovative ways to engage with music fans despite online challenges as the vinyl revival spins on.
A thug who fractured a man's jaw, set fire to a flat and spat at a police officer, has been locked up for five years.
This International Women's Day we explore the stories of some of the women in Kent working to tackle Covid-19.
A nurse has accused the government of "betraying health workers" over the 1% pay rise.
Our political editor takes a look back as Nigel Farage pulls down the curtain on his political career.
A 99-year-old has sung his favourite song to help raise money for charity, inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore.
Police attended an accident that reportedly involved two cars and an ambulance.
Emergency services have rescued someone from the mud just a week after a couple were trapped in the same place.
A map shows how far Covid rates have fallen in Kent, with many areas now having fewer than three new cases a week.
Police need help after a man was stabbed and another run over by a car during an attack in a rural village.
Police are hunting racist graffiti vandals who painted a Nazi swastika symbol on a Sikh gurdwara.
Police have seized a large quantity of cash and cocaine during three raids.
A school's version of a Take That hit has been praised by the band's singer.
Crews extinguished a roof fire after tackling the blaze for more than two hours.
A lockdown-breaking gathering planned in a Kent park today has been called off after the organiser feared arrests.
Council tax bills are soaring as authorities struggle to balance the books but is there any other way of raising money? We look at the options.
One place gets the honour of being called the County Town but does anybody really know why? Here we look at how the choice was made.
The children of a woman who died from coronavirus are raising money for the hospital where she was treated.
Augustus Pugin played a large role in shaping Victorian Britain and at his home in Kent he designed many famous buildings, including Parliament.
After a political career spanning 30 years Nigel Farage says the moment is right to leave, and it's for good.
A hairdresser, whose well-known anti-lockdown views regularly hit the headlines, has suggested a park meet-up this weekend.
Teachers looking forward to welcoming back their students release the lockdown edit of Take That's Back To Good.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
