A Kent history teacher is cycling 18,000 miles around the world to raise money for a children’s hospital which treated a student at his school.
A teenager has shared his battle with a rare cancer when he was only two years old as he celebrates his 16th birthday.
Plans for a new BMX and mountain bike track at a school have been approved, despite residents fearing it will be like “living next to a motorway”.
A disused commercial building could be turned into a special educational needs school if plans are approved.
The number of parents intending not to give their child a smartphone before the age of 14 is on the rise, as a Netflix show highlights the dangers.
There are concerns about the side effects on vaping as the number of teenagers addicted to the habit are revealed.
A youth club at risk of closure due to funding cuts has been provided with a funding “lifeline” thanks to a generous donation from a former resident.
A school that makes pupils lock their phones away at the start of the day has won an award for the policy’s positive impact on its children.
A youth charity has had two bids to buy its home of 12 years turned down, as the cash-strapped county council looks to sell the premises
The county council has paid out £340k less to parents in the last year after the number winning appeals over free school transport halved.
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Westerham - May 10
An evening of music and champagne to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day set against the backdrop of Chartwell.
Ramsgate - May 10
Back by popular demand, the Ramsgate Tunnels invite you to celebrate Local History Day on 10 May as part of the Historical Association’s Local and Community History Month.
Westerham - May 10
Join the VE Day celebrations at Chartwell this May as we mark 80 years since the momentous day with historical interpretation, music, and events.
Plans for what would be a district’s fifth McDonald’s have been quashed over fears it would add to already high levels of childhood obesity.
One of Kent’s biggest animal parks is bringing twinkling lights and colourful art installations to its 600-acre reserve this winter.
The hugely popular Wards Children’s Awards is giving you more time to make a nomination but you’ll still need to be quick to get your vote in.
