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To mark International Women's Day, KentOnline looks back at the women who shaped the county but are often overlooked in the history books.
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A 22-year-old who threatened to set a car alight after dousing it in petrol with four people inside has been locked up.
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It is hoped new planes will quicken police response times in Kent, particularly in remote areas.
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Flood alerts remain in force today following heavy rainfall, with 60 roads closed across the county.
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Travellers left stranded after the Flybe airline collapsed have been issued advice by a Kent MP.
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In recent magistrates cases, a woman admits to carrying a weapon in and another pleaded guilty to eight offences and was locked up for 28 weeks.
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For International Woman's Day, Orpington running champion Dina Asher-Smith is honoured as a Barbie doll, which she hopes will tackle the 'Dream Gap'.
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A floating restaurant which has gone up in flames has been plagued by bad luck since it opened - we look back at its troubled history.
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A woman with a rare incurable disease says an NHS "postcode lottery" has left her having to sell her possessions to fund her treatment.
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After two years a victim of domestic violence faces a choice between homelessness and her abusive ex if a council decides she is 'not homeless'.
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Here's how a woman ended up losing her home and nearly all of her belongings just to escape domestic abuse.
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Women trying to escape domestic abuse face being made homeless as councils are "refusing" to house them.
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With the recent disruption of Storm Ciara and Storm Dennis, we look back on the chaos caused by The Great Storm of 1987.
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The number of people claiming benefits in Kent has now risen for the 18th month in a row.
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The moment Kent-born cheetahs Saba and Nairo are released into South Africa has been shared by the charity.
In honour of LGBT History Month, owners of two gay bars say although they shouldn't be needed, some have become centres of advice for parents.
On this week's podcast, Matt Simms of Unique Kickboxing talks about people carrying knives to defend themselves and says gang is an unhelpful term.
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With the UK's time in the EU coming to a close tonight, this is how people in Kent are reacting to the day of celebrations.
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Cartoons created by a Kent-woman are helping fight county lines gangs and child grooming - here's how.
As figures reveal a rise in knife crime, we find out what combat clubs are doing to reduce attacks and change youngsters' lives for the better.
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What's for dinner? Plan meals, try new foods and explore cuisines with tested recipes from the country's top chefs.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
