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An indoor obstacle course based on the hit TV show Ninja Warrior has opened and we got a sneak peek inside.
Our political editor takes a look at the national and local politics story affecting Kent this week.
A report by a cross-party group of parliamentarians has called on the Government to shut down Napier Barracks as accommodation for asylum seekers.
An investigation has been launched after a man allegedly approached a young girl and tried to usher her into a car.
The boyfriend of Stephen Port's youngest victim has called for a police head to resign after an inquest found failings "probably" led to more deaths.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a prison inmate in his 20s died.
A pub that once had a bad reputation has reopened after undergoing a huge makeover and name change.
Two of the UK's biggest supermarkets are offering festive discounts to emergency workers to say thank you for their work in keeping communities safe.
Two brothers have been jailed after raping and sexually assaulting a child.
A police constable was taken to hospital after being run over by a motorcyclist who fled the scene.
Emergency services descended on a busy shopping precinct after a person collapsed - but they tragically could not be saved.
With some festive trees and plants full of toxins that can be harmful to pets, here's nine that owners should be aware of.
Double amputee Tony Hudgell, seven, has been chatting to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at a Royal carol concert.
A bar which was forced to temporarily close after reports multiple people were spiked has reopened with "enhanced" security measures.
The number of patients with Covid in the county's hospitals is four times lower than in December 2020 despite there being twice as many cases.
Two of Kent's busiest household waste recycling centres are trialling a same-day online booking system.
Drivers should expect long delays and some problems on major routes, says the AA, which expects millions of cars to take to the roads this Christmas.
Owners of a popular restaurant in a Georgian manor are planning to increase the number of hotel rooms available at their historic site.
The death of a nine-month-old who choked on food while at nursery will be investigated by police.
Construction workers who began breaking ground at a controversial housing estate have downed tools.
Some elected members of Kent County Council will be barred from voting at an upcoming meeting due to efforts to curb the spread of Covid.
A council has expressed its sadness at hearing a town is to lose its last two remaining Park and Ride services.
A pub down a quiet country lane has played host to two giants of the music world - The Libertines and Louis Tomlinson of One Direction.
Police have been scouring a shopping centre in an attempt to find a motorcyclist after a police officer was knocked over.
A mobile testing unit has been put in place at a primary school where a case of the new Omicron variant has been detected.
The special advisor at the centre of the partygate scandal is the son of the former Vice Lord Lieutenant of the county and an ex-Kent schoolboy.
A Kent head teacher says his school is experiencing 'unprecedented' staff sickness - and has urged parents to help slow the spread of Covid.
Multi-million pound plans for a water sports centre have been approved, but there's still another hurdle to go.
Five people have been charged in connection with the alleged murder of a man who one pal described as 'our friend and brother'.
A teacher has quit his post and been convicted of grooming after sending sexual messages to a girl on Instagram.
