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A skier has found a unique way to take advantage of snowy conditions that have hit Kent in recent days.
Popular political debate programme Question Time will be broadcast from Kent in two weeks.
Traffic was stopped on the A2 earlier this afternoon after a woman apparently tried to jump off a bridge going over the carriageways.
A schoolboy who prevented vehicles from crashing into each other on a hill in treacherous driving conditions has been described as a 'hero'.
Snow from the Siberian winds have only scraped by a district but its railway stations have remained closed.
Police investigating an assault in a town centre pub two months ago have released an image of a man they want to speak to.
Despite efforts by charities and the council some rough sleepers are remaining on the streets in sub-zero temperatures.
Police are investigating after pictures of school staff were stolen and used to create fake profiles on pornography sites.
An unemployed man called a shop owner a 'Jew with a big nose' following a dispute about his pet dog.
Engineers closed one of the Dartford tunnels so icicles could be removed from the entrance.
A motorway has reopened after a series of crashes, one of which damaged 50m of a central reservation.
For the first time since 1963 the sea around Kent is starting to freeze.
There are concerns for vulnerable people as heavy snow blocks all routes out of a village, leaving a community cut off.
Courts are the latest service to face disruption as snow, wind and icy conditions batter the county.
The Beast from the East's disruption has dragged into its third day putting one of the most popular events in school calendars at risk.
EU remain campaign group says Brexit will hit jobs and investment in county
A couple are appealing for help to ensure the bride can beat the snow and make it to the church.
More than 240 schools are to remain closed for a third consecutive day for safety reasons due to the Beast of the East.
Rail users have been warned not to travel, hundreds of schools are closed and some communities have been cut off as snow and strong winds hit Kent.
A travel company is helping the elderly to attend doctor's appointments and pick up groceries with free lifts during this week's snow chaos.
A vicar who wanted to replace traditional pews in his listed church with metal-framed chairs has had his plans blocked by a judge.
A priest who hit the headlines when his marriage to a man 50 years his junior ended has revealed he has found new love ... with an even younger man.
Almost 21,000 applications have been made by children to secondary schools in Kent - and close to 80% are set to get their first choice.
The people behind a website that named a Kent town among the worst places to live in the country have been branded "dimwit keyboard warriors".
Local press in print and digital is the most trusted source for news and information, way ahead of social media, according to new research.
Residents aged between 70 and 97 have been in a "freezing" block of flats after going several days without heating and hot water.
The Conservatives are set to take over running Thanet council
It is no secret children in Britain are being bullied for their appearance but how much is it a problem in our schools?
A woman has been arrested for allegedly attacking a man she knew in a public place.
A ski centre is closed for a second day due to snow.
