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Remember when a trip to Blockbuster was part of your weekend routine? Our columnist takes a stroll down memory lane.
The weather is the polar opposite to sunny Vietnam, but is a seaside town's attempt at its famous street food up to scratch?
It was described as the 'crime of the century' - but 40 years on, most of the gold stolen during the Brinks-Mat robbery has never been recovered.
A popular store in Bluewater has closed its doors for the final time - but hints it may return in the future.
As developers prepare to invest an estimated £500 million into the future of Manston Airport, we answer the key questions over what happens next.
Running late to meet your friends wasn't an option in an era before the smart phone, recalls columnist Chris Britcher.
Owners of Manston Airport want to harness the latest technology to cut down on lorry journeys to and from the site when it reopens.
A tsunami of challenges is pushing many food and drink producers in the county to the brink - but we can all play a part in saving them.
Tourist attractions are hoping a campaign to attract more corporate away days will boost visitor numbers during the off-season.
Buying records once required a bit of effort - today a jab of the thumb delivers everything. Remember when a trip to Our Price was necessary?
Unemployment figures for the county are on the up - and preliminary figures suggest they could creep even higher.
Many of our towns and villages were forever shaped by bombs dropped during the war. We look at some of the key sites hit and what is there now.
The county could find itself pockmarked with potholes this spring as the weather causes chaos to our roads.
Memories of Dreamland - or Bembom Brothers as it was once known - lived long in our columnist's mind.
A historian who regular leads tours to the remains of Pompeii has discovered his grandfather watched the volcano which destroyed it last erupt.
A craft beer and pale ale firm has been snapped up by a Kent brewery after being rescued from administration.
Why are so many of Kent's care homes being downgraded by the CQC? We look at the challenges the sector faces.
Our columnist ponders the remarkable rise of Prime - and wonders if a Ribena variant from Terry Wogan and Michael Parkinson would have fared as well.
As Sam Mendes' latest acclaimed movie hits the big screen this month, we look back at how one Kent town was transformed for the production.
In the summer of 1988, ferry bosses were given just an hour to prepare for the surprise arrival of one of the music world's biggest ever stars.
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