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It was literally 'new house, new baby, for one Kent couple who welcome their son and moved home on New Year's Day.
Southern Water has assured customers its network is "operating smoothly" after councillors warned water could be cut off to 90,000 homes.
Southern Water says it is working on "a potential issue" at a water works but stressed it would alert people to any threat of loss of supply.
A distraught family are appealing for help after losing their 11-week-old puppy from their Kent home.
Several routes have flooded after the Environment Agency issued flood alerts for parts of Kent.
A farmer and his son say super Covid drive-thru centres are needed to deliver the vaccine and have offered to help build one.
Passengers need a smart phone to find when the next bus is due after a travel company abandoned printing timetables.
A fundraiser set up in memory of a father-of-two who died after catching coronavirus has raised more than five times its target.
A yacht crew was rescued after drifting close to a wartime shipwreck packed with 1,400 tonnes of explosives.
An Alice in Wonderland maze painted on a seafront promenade has been removed because of health and safety fears.
A school teacher and her husband are among other families being thrown off a holiday park despite a council insisting the park can stay open.
Super slimmers from Kent have shared their weight loss success stories after shedding the pounds in lockdown.
New figures for Kent's coronavirus hotspot are welcomed but council leader issues warning.
Southeastern says all the stations and trains it has tested in Kent for coronavirus have been given the all-clear.
The public have been urged to treat NHS services "wisely" after a surge in Covid cases puts hospitals and ambulance service under extreme pressure.
A web link has been published to let anyone in Kent's two highest Covid hotspots get free coronavirus tests as long as they don't have any symptoms.
A youth councillor for one of Kent's worst Covid hit boroughs has called for young people not to be ignored when discussing the impact of the virus.
Thieves stole a tiny Christmas tree at the entrance to a village. But then look what a kind-hearted garden centre did...
A Kent council is accused of wasting taxpayers’ cash following a further defeat in the courts over a controversial housing plan.
A secret guerilla knitter has put his or her stamp on a village by decorating a bright red pillar box.