On A-level results day, our archive photos show how pupils celebrated their results 20 years ago. Can you spot yourself or someone you know?

A night out at this club was a rite of passage for generations – but the town looks very different today.

150 years ago a woman was born in Kent who would go on to create one of the most iconic children’s characters.

There were some “electrifying” nights out in Kent back in the 1980s and 1990s, when people could still smoke indoors and celebrities came to town.

A clubbing hotspot of more than five decades has been demolished but it has sparked plenty of good memories for former ravers.

In the second part of our review of the year, we take a look at a trilogy of long-running sagas and ask if an end is, finally, in sight?

After the recent scrapping of a popular air display, we look back at the other Kent festivals and events we have waved goodbye to.

In the first of a three-part look back over the last 12 months, we start with the weather, relentless strikes and a farewell to a TV favourite.

A nurse celebrating half a century of service in the NHS has looked back on the key moments which have shaped her career.

From air fryers to flat caps and flamingos – John Lewis has identified 12 products it thinks define our shopping habits over the last 10 years.

The most popular Christmas toys to have topped children’s wish lists since 1973 have been revealed by Argos – but how many of them do you remember?

We look back at the heyday of beer-making, when brewery drivers drank all day and apprentices were rolled around in barrels.

To mark the 10th anniversary of Britain’s biggest-ever-pile-up we spoke to those injured and involved in the Sheppey Crossing crash.

We have all visited the county’s big shopping centres – but have you ever asked yourself what used to be on the sites upon which they now stand?

After the launch of its latest Kent venue, we look back at the rich history and humble beginnings of a famous ice cream shop.

Is size really everything? For smartphones it seems to be – but we can’t make our minds up whether bigger or smaller is better.

We look back at some of the County Town’s favourite lost restaurants, including one in a reputed former mortuary.

Our columnist recalls one seaside town’s beachside amusement park – once a must-visit destination.

Debate has raged for centuries over which pub is the oldest in the county – here we look at those with the strongest claims...

Once it pulled in thousands of visitors – now a short walk will take you along one of the most remarkable history-rich promenades in the country.