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A skipping coach has encouraged people to get active and join his campaign to raise cash for a health service charity.
A widow has won compensation from her late husband's former employer after he was exposed to harmful materials decades ago.
A developer has asked students to come up with a design for his town centre hoardings while he waits for permission to start work.
Speedway fans missing their dose of action at Central Park can relive a thrilling climax this week.
Horse racing resumed this week and its return has been warmly welcomed by those involved.
More than 120 people have come together in one village to sew hundreds of essential items for frontline workers in Kent.
Two football teams in Swale have forged closer ties.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after a car crashed into railings on the side of a roundabout and ended up on its side.
The sister of a man brutally murdered has "lost faith in the justice system" as a mum and daughter who helped the killer flee appeal their sentences.
Tributes have been paid to Mark Radford who had been battling cancer but was finally beaten by Covid-19.
Firefighters have advised people to keep their windows closed due to the smoke coming from a large straw bale blaze.
A busy Kent junction will have a new layout in a bid to improve traffic flow and prevent vehicles queuing back onto a dual carriageway.
Two fire engines were dispatched after reports a garage was well alight in a Kent village.
Family open days at fire stations across Kent will this year take place online with a series of learn-at-home videos.
A teenager has written a powerful account of how lockdown has impacted his life and left him, and many others, feeling 'trapped'.
Burger fans have been queuing up to grab their Big Macs.
A 22-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of cannabis after a crash that partially blocked the M2.
Brazilian footballer Denilson has linked up with Kent County League side Gillingham Town.
A council leader looking back on the past two months of the coronavirus lockdown says it has been the "worst of times" and also the "best of times."
A sports and social club wants to sell off two tennis courts so new homes can be built on the land.
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