From a 'Dolphinarium' to Dickens World, we take a stroll down memory lane and reminisce about the county's best-loved former visitor attractions.

The coronavirus infection rate in Kent has fallen to its lowest level for almost a month amid the national lockdown.

Scientists estimate that as many as 56% of people in one Kent district could have already contracted coronavirus.

Road temperatures are expected to plummet below freezing tonight - while the Met Office warns the county is in for more heavy rain later this week.

From enjoying private access to secluded beaches, to feasting on fine dining on your doorstep, Kent's most expensive streets have a lot to offer.

Almost a quarter of all coronavirus deaths in Kent have occurred since Christmas day, alarming figures reveal.

Secret Drinker - our undercover reporter - laments the lows of lockdown as Kent's pubs stay shut, but has discovered some new skills.

The government will replace the 'disgraceful' free school meal scheme with food vouchers.

As pictures of woefully inadequate school meal packages circulate online, we went to Asda armed with £30 to show what children should be getting.

This is the moment a huge bang from an RAF jet shook people's homes.

Payments for children's bus passes have been cancelled following backlash from parents who feared they would carry on being charged for the service.

Here is everywhere you can get a coronavirus vaccine as more centres are opened in Kent.

The 11-plus was delayed last year but this year campaigners say education chiefs should go a step further.

Hospitals in Kent reported an additional 50 deaths yesterday - the highest figure in the pandemic.

EXCLUSIVE: Almost one in three people in Kent could have already had coronavirus, scientists have estimated.

Education secretary Gavin Williamson has announced teacher assessment will replace GCSE, AS and A-Level exams.

It is essential we all do everything we can to help beat the virus, so here is a guide about what you need to know about testing and the vaccine.

Health bosses have warned that as many as one in 50 people have got coronavirus across the UK as Kent's case total nears 100k.

Kent business leaders, parents and politicians have reacted after the UK was plunged back into lockdown - with £4.6 billion of new grants announced.

The Prime Minister has announced that England will be subject to new emergency measures to control the spread of coronavirus.