We celebrate the county's carnival events which have been loved and lost and those still going strong.

A secondary school is understood to be one of the first to announce reopening plans for September.

A new outdoor seating area for 120 people on a beach would expose children to drunken crowds and “lewd behaviour”, councillors fear.

Concerns are mounting over whether in-hospital transmission across a trust has been a major factor in the worrying death toll rates.

Calls to ban jet-skiers from towing people on rubber rings are being led by the mother of a man killed following a crash with one of the machines.

Two dog owners have been hit with £100 fines after allowing their pets to run free on a popular beach and 'cause alarm to members of the public'.

A mum and child who were left stranded at a Kent beach after their bike trailer was stolen received support from an unexpected source.

An MP has called for tighter restrictions on the sale of nitrous oxide - including raising the age of sale to people aged over 25.

A helpline has been set up after a private dermatology company allowed a backlog of urgent appointments - including for cancer treatment - to pile up.

Kent has lots to celebrate today, including its Blue Flag beaches, so we've taken a look back at how the county's seaside towns have changed.

Hotel chain Travelodge has reopened six of its Kent branches today following four-month closures.

A burning fire, drugs and beer bottles have been found discarded on a popular green space this morning.

Caravan parks on Sheppey have bounced back from Covid-19, leading some to wonder is the sun-kissed Isle is Kent's next tourist destination.

The stunning former home of an inventor dubbed the "Infernal Diver" - who co-invented the diving helmet - is on the market.

A survey of more than 4,000 beachgoers has revealed the best and worst- rated coastal spots in the county.

A fundraising appeal has been launched to support the owners of a popular fish bar that has been ravaged by fire.

A council has issued a warning to residents after a binmen stumbled across a large kitchen knife thrown out with the rubbish.

Health chiefs are rapidly accelerating testing of staff at a hospitals trust suffering more Covid-19 deaths than any other in the country.

Holidaymakers are set to descend on a town this weekend as a firm launches its controversially-built luxury accommodation.

A popular family-run travelling circus has been left devastated after its co-owner was struck by a car and left seriously injured.