The owner of a hugely sentimental gold ring says he is overjoyed after a metal detectorist came to his aid when he lost it on the beach.

A popular car boot sale facing an uncertain future could be allowed to continue as the council enters into negotiations with stallholders.

Archbishop Justin Welby will be leading the first service at Canterbury Cathedral as it reopens with stringent social distancing measures in place.

A historian has been axed from his role at a university after claiming slavery was not genocide due to the survival of "so many damn blacks".

Music teachers feared the lockdown would destroy their trade, but online teaching has made it better than ever - here's why.

The owner of a much-loved gym clubs fears for its survival as it faces rent arrears of almost £36,000 when its income is currently zero.

Landlords across the country are getting ready to welcome back thirsty punters, but will your local micropub be among them?

Four of the 91 restaurants to close after Casual Dining Group called in the administrators are in Kent

A hugely popular soft play centre has announced its closure - adding social distancing is "pretty much impossible" for children at such attractions.

Pictures show officers detaining a man outside a block of flats and escorting him into a police van.

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.

An annual pageant which sees crowds enjoy processions and parades on horseback through a city centre will instead be held online this year.

Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus have been scrambled to a garage blaze.

Alarming new statistics show more people are dying with coronavirus in east Kent’s hospitals than anywhere else in the country.

A project to reconstruct the deteriorating surface of major Kent road has been given the green light thanks to a major cash boost from the government.

A "moronic minority" of beachgoers risk a second Covid-19 lockdown being enforced, according to a worried MP.

Some landlords and restaurateurs in Kent are refusing to reopen this weekend, amid fears over the spread of the coronavirus.

Plans for theatres' reopening have been described as too vague by experts.

Head teachers across the county do not think secondary schools can return in September under social distancing measures.