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All new places created in Kent last year were at schools rated good and outstanding.
Cases of revenge porn rarely see offenders charged with almost half of them concluding with victims withdrawing support from investigations.
The number of babies who are being vaccinated against deadly diseases has dropped between January and March which may be down to parents' anxieties.
With weather expected to be relatively warm, will you be heading to one of Kent's outdoor pools this weekend?
Hundreds are opposing a proposal to build 75 new dwellings as they say it would impact the environment, road safety and access to local services.
More women in the county are having abortions than ever before, with the biggest rise coming among those aged 25 to 29, new figures show.
The percentage of children getting a place at their first-choice school is decreasing, with Kent behind the national average.
Almost 25% of parents whose child has been bullied in the county say their school did not deal with the situation quickly or effectively enough.
With pubs reopening yesterday and many flocking back to their locals, here are some modern and historical hangover cures to get you though the day.
With the number of people gaining British citizenship slowly growing, many applicants this year feel left in limbo due to lockdown.
Clap for Carers is set to return this week to celebrate the 72nd birthday of the NHS - but will you be taking part?
Speeding increased drastically, figures released show, with the fastest driver in Kent clocked doing 137mph.
See some of the key moments from across Kent during lockdown.
The winner of a Maidstone primary school's virtual talent show was announced this morning on kmfm Breakfast.
Coloured stickers and stylists in visors and gloves - just some of the ways an eagerly-awaited trip to the hairdressers is going to be different.
On the 72nd anniversary of the Windrush generation arriving in Britain there is 'still fear of deportation' claims one campaigner.
This week is children's hospice week, and there has never been a more important time to help their vital work.
More than 15,000 more people are signed on last month than in April as the economic impact of lockdown on Kent continues to be felt.
A statue of one of the nation's most well-known generals should be removed due to his links to concentration camps, campaigners say.
People who own an empty property or derelict house can now apply for funding to bring it back to life.
