A sports club which has been going for 50 years and trained England players has just months to raise enough money for a new floor.
A London council has now officially approved the decision to shut a residential special needs school in Kent.
A 13-year-old has run 100 miles to help give his mum the best chance of beating advanced cancer.
A groundbreaking new academy offering “the best facilities in the country” for budding scientists is set to launch next year, KentOnline can reveal.
A community farm has become an independent school, officially becoming an alternative provision for children with an EHCP.
Fashion brand Primark has revealed when it plans to open its latest branch in the county.
A 13-year-old who was left with life-changing injuries after a crash met Prince Harry after winning a prestigious award.
Tophsop is due to return to the county four years after it closed its stores as it partners with a major retailer.
A massive American fast food chain has selected a corner of Kent as the location for its first European venture.
A Kent university is set to relaunch its midwifery degree next month – two years after it was forced to axe the course amid safety concerns.
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