Pubs across Kent have not yet received much-needed cash from the government - despite promises they would be helped through the lockdown crisis.

The county's air ambulance is desperately trying to raise more than half a million pounds to keep the life-saving helicopter in the skies.

A man has hit out at a council's "heavy-handed approach" when issuing warnings to people flouting lockdown guidelines during the coronavirus pandemic.

A group of MPs have responded to calls for them to step in and resolve the "shambolic" lack of coronavirus protective kit for GPs in Kent.

Following news the Folkestone Triennial has been postponed by a year, we look back at the artwork that has been left behind from previous festivals.

A popular art festival - one of the biggest in the UK - has been postponed until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A long-running Kent visitor attraction has come up with innovative ways to keep its supporters involved during its closure due to Covid-19.

An army of volunteers have helped deliver thousands of hot meals and bags of shopping to those in need during lockdown.

An incredible story has emerged after two schoolgirls launched a message in a bottle into the sea, 40 years ago.

Parents are being urged to look out for signs of online grooming as children and young people spend more time at home.

A new and clear list has been released confirming what is an acceptable excuse to leave home during lockdown, and what is not.

A gardening company is offering free grass-cutting services to NHS staff.

Keep up to speed with the latest opening hours and dedicated times for NHS staff and the elderly at all of Kent's supermarkets.

Pupils whose exams have been cancelled will not be able to question the grades they are given by teachers, a new consultation has revealed.

A road has been closed after firefighters were forced to cut a casualty out of their car following a crash.

A grandfather who died from coronavirus complications has been remembered by his heartbroken family following his death at a care home.

A Kent MP has blasted Donald Trump's decision to cut funding to the World Health Organisation and accused him of trying to 'discredit' the agency.

Fines and warnings have been issued to people breaking lockdown guidelines, including kite surfers, paddle boarders and a couple enjoying a beach BBQ.

A man who inhaled asbestos while working at a power station in Kent has settled a lawsuit against his employers.

New data reveals that the number of people dying from coronavius is much higher than is being reported by the government.