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Two MPs are backing residents in opposition to 2,000 homes on farmland, with a petition presented in the House of Commons.
A mum-of-three scooped up £1,000 in the final week of a competition run by kmfm.
Colleagues have paid tribute to an Amazon delivery driver who died in a crash on a motorway.
A Covid-hit secondary school will be closed until the new year, after hundreds of pupils were sent home to self-isolate.
Supermarket giant Morrisons has offered its best wishes to the family of a Kent worker after they died after contracting coronavirus.
After the Prime Minister said a no-deal Brexit is 'very very likely', we look at what that means for Kent.
A man who pointed a gun at a petrified group of people, including a pregnant woman, has been jailed.
One of the county's biggest hospitals is set to begin vaccinating people against Covid-19 next week.
A rehabilitation officer was hit with a heavy object which smashed his glasses and detatched his retina.
A couple who have Down's Syndrome have hit out at a soap's controversial storyline on the issue which sees two characters decide on a termination.
There will be 12 mobile testing units at secondary schools in Kent as the government looks to halt "rapidly rising" cases.
Warning distressing images: An abandoned pony was close to death before he was rescued and is now enjoying his new home.
People in contact with someone who has tested positive for coronavirus will no longer have to stay inside for two weeks.
Nineteen new seaside homes are expected to be approved by councillors next week.
Residents near a school who are fed up with 'unbearable' parking conditions twice a day are calling for parents to be more considerate.
A head teacher has asked parents to keep pupils home from school if they can due to critical staffing levels.
Producers rapped over the knuckles for forcing cyclists to use the Sheppey Crossing have been allowed back to finish shooting ITV thriller Too Close.
Lorries are once again queuing on Kent's roads amid the Christmas rush, coronavirus vaccine delivery and Brexit stockpiling.
A food charity is bracing for a surge in demand in the run up to the festive period, as families continue to struggle from the effects of Covid-19.
Government cash totalling more than £800k is to be shared between three large arts projects in the county.
Ambitious plans for a new sports centre and almost 1,000 new student flats have been revealed by a university and school.
Whether you're still working from home, having to isolate or heading in to the office, don't forget to pull on a Christmas Jumper.
Part of the M20 will close for four nights from tonight as part of Operation Brock preparations.
An ambulance service is reminding people to use the 999 service wisely as it braces for cold temperatures.
KCC has been given special powers to park illegally parked lorries ahead of Brexit.
The county's police force has continued its crackdown on the county lines drug supply in Kent.
A spike in Covid cases in 11 to 18-year-olds means mass testing in schools is needed, the Health Secretary has announced.
A terrified grandad says a hospital has lost control of coronavirus after a patient with the illness was kept on a non-Covid ward.
A politician has blasted character referees for a former MP jailed for sexual assault for not speaking up for his victims.
An "incredible" businessman was tragically discovered dead after taking his own life at the age of 32.
