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We delve into the colourful history of the county's formidable smugglers.
Inflatable boats used by people to cross the Channel seeking asylum will be donated to local charities.
Hundreds of diners are on the waiting list for tables at a refurbished pub, with the menu fronted by a 2019 MasterChef competitor.
An artist, who invited Pete Doherty to defend his breakfast challenge title, failed to do so him self.
A large scale sculpture honouring those who have lost their lives to coronavirus will be on display in the county in 2021.
The number of people claiming benefits in Kent has hit levels not seen since the mid-90s.
An band from Amsterdam have travelled to Kent to make their new record, but quarantine rules mean they'll be trapped inside the studio for two weeks.
A homeless bird watcher helped save an elderly woman from a burning flat block, and has been described by a resident as a 'guardian angel.'
A surge in food poverty has forced a charity to spend thousands on food to stop people from going hungry.
As pupils and teachers are asked to self isolate, we find out what could be in store for schools in the coming months.
A charity is helping hospice patients communicate with their loved ones by donating refurbished laptops and tablets.
With the help of groundbreaking new medical technology, a man who was brutally attacked has made an incredible recovery in a matter of weeks.
Elderly gay and lesbian people are being encouraged to join new support groups to give them a safe space where they can access help.
Tempers have flared in Dover during demonstrations over asylum seekers.
Residents of Dover brace for what could be history repeating itself, as nationalists prepare to arrive as part of an anti-migration demonstration.
The global retail giant is on the hunt for temporary employees to support the Christmas rush.
The manager of a taxi company is concerned that the industry is irreparably damaged, after business plummeted as the pandemic hit.
Couples who have had to postpone their weddings because of Covid guidelines have slammed a bank holiday party organised by a pub.
Owners of an eatery and bar offer discount to their customers for another fortnight, despite the fact they'll be losing money.
Diners have made the most of the government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme but it's come to an end.
