We tried out a trendy new bar aiming to bring a slice of London nightlife to Kent.

Kent’s brewing history is a tale of an incessant march towards just a few big names as countless independent breweries were lost.

Polls show the Reform Party is growing in support in most Kent seats – and its leader says: “People are not laughing at us now.”

Even pupils admit life at school has improved after teachers started locking away phones in pouches.

While some districts are 93% green belt land, others have none at all. Here, we explain what it could mean for housebuilding where you live.

A successful businesswoman whose livelihood was snatched away in a sophisticated £50,000 scam has lifted the lid on her ordeal.

A 100-year-old says he still loves driving – even though potholes on Kent’s roads are “worse than ever” and modern-day motorists have “no manners”.

A new electricity converter station the size of 22 football pitches is aimed at boosting ‘green’ energy. So why are environmentalists up in arms?

A lot has changed since reporter Keely Greenwood learnt to drive almost 30 years ago – but has the test got any harder? We sent her to find out.

Parents of disabled children say they are being “pushed out” by a Kent zoo after new restrictions were placed on carer passes to tackle ticket fraud.

We visited two roads linking new-build estates that have been closed to traffic for so long that moss has started growing on the tarmac.

A troubled young offenders institution where violence is rife and ‘demoralised’ prison staff are leaving in their droves is under the spotlight again.

We’ve been looking back at some of Kent boozers we loved and lost in the Noughties, where we’d love to have one last pint.

Three veterans of Britain’s NuclearTest programme of the 1950s have finally received the medals they deserve.

A business expert says a council has “destroyed” a town centre by giving the green light to companies to move to a retail park.

A dad-of-two who was teaching PE at a Kent school just a few years ago has become a primetime TV star on Gladiators.

It is harder than ever to get on the property ladder in Kent. Here, we speak to the young people taking on the county’s so-called ‘Nimbys’.

A former Kent sub-postmaster’s life was devastated by the false accusations highlighted in ITV’s hit drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office.

Lighting torches and singing to an apple tree might seem an odd start to the year but in Kent an ancient Pagan ritual retains its enduring appeal.

If it’s your New Year’s resolution to eat healthier, we might have found the perfect place in Kent to start.