We discovered the perfect pub crawl between Sussex and Kent as we hopped on board the Marshlink line, stopping at a few cosy taverns along the way.

With a worldwide reputation, one of Kent’s prime places has another string to its bow as we find out how it is becoming the heart of wine tourism.

KentOnline reporter Sam Lennon explains why he believes “cash is king” – and technological advances such as online banking and RingGo are overrated.

We looked into how the first Costco branch in the county will affect businesses and shoppers.

Reporter Rhys Griffiths enjoys exploring a secluded part of Kent, and comes across a deserted beach, lighthouses, nature reserve and power station.

Architects say designs for a multimillion pound seafront development are in the process of being ‘refined’ following ‘surprising’ public backlash.

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

To mark Labour’s first 100 days running Medway, we sat down with council leader Vince Maple to find out what it’s like to be finally in charge.

Campaigners have branded plans to “rip up” safeguards protecting rivers “a disgrace” – as several Kent housebuilding schemes could now be kickstarted.

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?

Reporter Rhys Griffiths took a riverside walk and discovered a corner of Kent that could be perfect for those wanting a day out in the countryside.

Our reporter made the trip to a far-flung pub to sample what it claims could be the finest example of our national dish anywhere in the land.

A candidate hoping to become one of the Towns’ three MPs has explained how her life has shaped her political beliefs.

A village just can’t wait until the opening of its new community facility in just four weeks’ time.

He’s 23, ambitious and touted as a future Tory leader, but what makes him tick? Local democracy reporter Robert Boddy spoke with Cllr George Perfect.

The districts with the most holiday homes have been revealed – amid growing calls for their spiralling numbers to be curbed.

Their businesses went up in flames but they pledged to rebuild. This is what happened next when tragedy struck these family firms.

A newly-appointed cabinet member has revealed he is looking at becoming an MP at the next general election.

A Roma traveller has spoken out about how her community is being lost to the modern world.

Families and hard-working professionals have told how they face being evicted – as rising mortgage rates force landlords to sell up or hike rents.