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A couple from Kent are among six to battle the High Court to make humanist weddings legally recognised.
A family of film makers used lockdown to produce a drama imagining a worst-case scenario coronavirus world.
Thousands of residents who usually have their garden waste emptied for free have agreed to pay an annual £45 charge to have their bins collected.
Plans to turn an empty town centre car showroom into homes will be debated this evening - with two night spots worried about the plans.
From flogging typewriters from Wembley's press box to trouble outside a TV shop - we uncover forgotten tales of the summer of 1966.
An ice lolly maker will change its recipe after a little boy's mouth - and his mum's sofa - turned blue.
A teenager who stabbed a 20-year-old during a fight has been found guilty of manslaughter.
Two men have been arrested after police searched premises following reports of the discovery of a 'giant cannabis factory'.
A man was spat at and a woman verbally abused during an assault at a harbour.
A private investor from Israel has bought a huge nine-storey building in a £14m deal.
A Kent council could axe a third of its councillors to save £1 million as it faces up to a bleak financial future.
A choirmaster, organist and Second World War veteran was serenaded by neighbours on his 100th birthday.
A man in his 40s was taken to hospital after a 'brawl' between a group of men which led to two people being arrested.
Staff at a long-running food factory have paid tribute to a tragic 20-year-old found dead in woodland.
A fundraiser has been set up to cover funeral costs for a young mum who was found dead on a motorway.
Speeding increased drastically, figures released show, with the fastest driver in Kent clocked doing 137mph.
Police have charged a former councillor after "anti-racist" graffiti was sprayed on a museum and a road sign bearing Charles Dickens' name.
A teenager has been arrested after the daughters of a Kent couple were stabbed to death in a park.
Traffic was held on the M25 and drivers faced lengthy delays as police dealt with an incident.
Ferry operator DFDS has announced job cuts across its business as it focuses on freight but the company can't confirm how Dover will be affected.
Calls have been made to the government to help fill a £245m deficit across 14 councils in the county.
The crucial 'R number' infection rate for Kent has been revealed.
An inspiring youngster has been presented with the Prime Minister's Points of Light Award for his charity fundraising walk.
Bosses have announced Southeastern will ramp-up the number of services on many routes next week - but have warned of timetable changes.
Plans to shut a leisure centre for a year to allow for refurbishment works could cause more than 100 job losses.
See some of the key moments from across Kent during lockdown.
A mum-of-two faces a year-long wait for a life-saving cancer operation unless £50,000 can be raised to send her private.
A behavioural scientist believes social distancing during Saturday's re-openings will be 'impossible'.
Alarming new statistics show more people are dying with coronavirus in east Kent’s hospitals than anywhere else in the country.
We take a look back at some of the most dramatic accidents and incidents in the history of the county's railways.
