Secret Drinker reveals his votes for Pub of the Year in the Kent & Medway Food & Drink Awards

A stark reminder has been issued of the dangers of getting behind the wheel while under the influence this Christmas as part of a joint campaign.

A historic error could see hundreds of thousands of pensioners contacted to receive pension back payments.

The NHS has warned of “severe disruption” at under-pressure Kent hospitals during strike action in the run-up to Christmas.

A council leader has warned fresh service cuts could be on the way as he reacts to the government’s ‘huge disappointing’ funding settlement.

With the big day nearly upon us, we’ve rounded up the most festive homes to visit with all your family.

Train passengers are to see major disruption throughout the festive period from tomorrow for a number of weeks.

An A&E crisis engulfing Kent’s hospitals has left record numbers of patients facing so-called “corridor waits” of more than 12 hours.

Kent Police has shone a light on concerning developments in the way criminals now operate in rural parts of the county.

Kent County Council is backing changes in the law which aim to create a “smoke-free” generation, amid a rise in vaping by young people.

Drivers have had to be rescued from their vehicles and homes have been flooded after the county was hit with torrential rain overnight.

Parents are being warned not to purchase “dangerous” e-scooters for their children – as the county’s hotspots for the devices are revealed.

The boss of a pub chain says he was able to keep all 400 members of staff on thanks to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

As more of the Kentish countryside is being covered in solar panels, why are so many farmers selling their land to developers?

A former highways boss has called for an audit of taxi journeys provided to special needs children, which cost Kent County Council £60m a year.

In partnership with Bargain Hunter UK, kmfm has brought joy to children across Kent this Christmas by collecting thousands of toys.

Young people, youth club bosses and community leaders have voiced their opposition to ‘shortsighted’ funding cuts to children’s services.

With the number of pupils missing from education in Kent rising by nearly a third in a year, we investigate what’s behind the rise.

A new survey has revealed that almost one in five council chiefs fear their local authority could go bust.

Amid complaints of long delays to letters and parcels being delivered in Kent, a postie reveals his experience of working for Royal Mail.