A special Q&A session is to be held so members of the public can quiz the council while restrictions remain in place due to Covid-19.

A group of brave teenagers helped save the life of a drowning man, after initially mistaking him for a seal.

A festival due to be held at a Kent airport in September has been postponed until next year due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Fears for children's and animal's safety have been raised after human poo and dirty tissues were left at a popular walking trail.

Changes are to be made at a popular seafront after 'inconsiderate' visitors created dangerous parking problems, fires and uncontrollable litter.

A town's links with the First World War will be recognised when a number of soldier silhouettes are installed on a busy roundabout.

The RSPCA has launched an appeal after Cabbage the kitten was found abandoned.

A popular Harbour Arm will re-open to the public from tomorrow, albeit with strict rules in place.

Fire crews rushed to the scene of a beach hut fire that sent smoke billowing into the sky this morning.

A controversial planning application seeking to build 20 houses on a beach car park has been rejected.

The waters off the Kent coast have been illuminated by a stunning display of bioluminescent algae.

A project which will see a new sports and community hall built on a recreation ground, along with 34 new homes, has been approved.

We can't guarantee seaside solitude, but we've sought out some slightly quieter spots for a day at the coast in Kent during the current crisis.

A grandmother has spoken of her desperate quest to bring her toyboy husband - who is 36 years her junior - to the UK.

A planning application for a new community and sports hall plus 30 homes on a recreation ground is expected to be given the go ahead tonight.

The county is home to a number of pubs with fascinating histories - with some even dating back to the 1100s. Does your local feature?

A council has paid tribute to volunteers who have completed 32,000 tasks amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Two children are feared to be among those to have died as concerns over exposure to coronavirus keeps gravely-ill patients away from Kent’s hospitals.

The RNLI and Coastguard are pleading with families to be careful on beaches this summer.

The results of a public survey has revealed that more shops and better night time entertainment are needed to improve a Kent town.