The first female head in the more than 1,400-year history of a Kent school is seeking to lead it into a new modern era.

We’ve rounded up the cheapest areas to live in the most sought-after areas of Kent – and the prices may surprise you.

Reporter Rhys Griffiths decided to explore a part of Kent he’s never toured before, and was delighted with what he uncovered.

Could you be one of the 4x4 volunteers who come to the rescue, whenever Kent is brought to a standstill by bad weather?

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.

We sent our reporter to a new pro-wrestling school aiming to revive the sport in Kent.

Two researchers have told how they discovered a message from the heavens on a cathedral roof – which could reveal how life on Earth began.

A pint and sandwich at a wonderful riverside pub after a bracing hike over the hills make this walk another of Kent’s hidden gems.

A fed-up dad says teens lighting fires, smoking cannabis and throwing projectiles from the roof have turned his block of flats into “a living hell”.

New research has revealed the streets across the county with the highest house values – with some commanding average prices of more than £4 million.

We visited one of Kent’s fastest growing villages where residents complain they can’t make a phone call and have to rely on generators for power.

Did you attend Radio 1’s summer roadshows when they headed into the county? On their 50th anniversary, we speak to the man behind them.

We visited the town which has backed the winner of the last 16 general elections to see what the next government could look like.

People living in a seaside town say they feel “intimidated” and “scared to go out at night” as more than 100 teens have been gathering on the beach.

The public is being warned that unpopular decisions will have to be made as a council manages the fallout of a decision to strip it of £170 million.

Our reporter visited once-prestine Kent beaches to witness an environmental disaster unfolding in plain sight.

KentOnline visits Gallagher’s Hermitage Quarry to learn more about the firm’s controversial extension plans.

With Bluewater Shopping Centre adding to its leisure portfolio again, our reporter asks whether the recipe for out of town retail success has changed.

A driver seen “power-sliding” his BMW around a roundabout before police seized the car insists he won’t give up “drifting” on public roads.