The Weakest Link and A League of Their Own host ensured the audience in Canterbury were in hysterics throughout – here’s what our reviewer thought.

Archeologists say the discovery of a figurine depicting the face of a god provides an insight into the religious beliefs of the Roman provinces.

Our reporter spent an evening helping rescue toads from drains after their attempts to make it to the pond for mating season were unsuccessful.

So-called ‘auditors’ are a big hit on YouTube – frequently antagonising security guards and police – and we spoke to one to find out why they do it.

Plans for a raft of new businesses to takeover a former Co-op building have been approved despite villagers’ concerns over loud music and parking.

An ultra rare 19th century Australian coin which was found by a volunteer at a high street charity shop has sold at auction for more than expected.

A former Kent schoolgirl has told how she went from being a wannabe engineer to a job in visual arts working with some of the biggest names in music.

A holiday park boss is building a sea wall to protect his site – but the work sparked rumours he was creating a car park and even an airport.

A 62-year-old who shocked her date on Channel 4’s First Dates after revealing she makes penis-shaped candles says she wants to ‘put smiles on faces’.

Everything from underwear display stands to changing room mirrors are up for grabs as a department store’s contents are to be auctioned off.

An explosives team detonated a Second World War bomb on a beach after a dog walker discovered it.

A media personality who decided to do an at-home DNA test with his late mum has been united with newfound extended family three years later.

A landlord is quitting his traditional village pub to focus on a high-end tapas bar offering a more ‘bougie’ dining experience.

An anti-sewage sculpture has appeared on a popular beach, a collaboration between a campaign group and a world-renowned artist.

Homeowners have been left “frightened” and confused after discovering their roads and driveways were put up for sale on a property website.

The controversial silent discos being held at Canterbury Cathedral have made headlines all over the world. KentOnline joined the ravers last night...

A car power-sliding enthusiast whose antics on Kent’s roads have sparked outrage is now launching his own “drift” track.

Two Kent entrepreneurs who created a range of nutritious frozen food “blocks” are set to appear on BBC’s Dragons’ Den.

Angry Christians are calling for an “absurd” silent disco being held in Canterbury Cathedral to be cancelled and are planning a protest.

A grandad with a love for all things cowboy and country music has dedicated 25 years of his life to creating his own Wild West town at his home.