With temperature records being broken across the world, we found out how climate change is being felt here in Kent.

Sixty years ago a Kent concert hall hosted The Beatles, but now as it stands in a state of disrepair residents want to know what the future holds.

With beautiful views and a delicious pub lunch at the end, it’s no surprise this riverside walk is one of the most popular in the country.

A 4,000-home estate has been given the final sign-off after developers agreed to pump millions of pounds into improving local infrastructure.

As the NHS turns 75 today, we speak to two long-serving former nurses about what working life was like in the early days.

A seaside town which has been grabbing headlines is reportedly set to usurp Brighton as a hotspot for house-hunters – but which has more to offer?

A woman has told how she often works 60-hour weeks across three jobs and even forages for food just to stay above the poverty line.

It’s not cheap at £195 per person, so is this steam train journey through the Garden of England – with champagne all round – worth the expense?

We visited one of the first arm wrestling competitons held in Kent for years – and tried to get to grips with why the sport is gaining popularity.

A former busker from Kent now performs in far more glamorous surroundings – and has even shared a piano with Amy Winehouse and Paul McCartney.

We visited the unique “community fridge” where anyone can grab fresh food for free – including bags of KFC chicken.

Work has begun to provide a state-of-the-art community centre and homes at the UK’s largest development for veterans.

Named one of the world’s top visitor destinations, we tried out a walk with a stunning mix of natural beauty and top places to eat and drink.

A long-standing youth worker has moved to explain why his community is falling victim to increasing levels of vandalism.

A veteran who survived the Sir Galahad Falklands bombing before being pushed to the brink of suicide has credited the RBLI with saving his life.

Shocked homeowners in a block of seaside flats have been told to cough up £11,000 EACH for “essential” repairs to the building.

A ‘wonky’ house condemned after a giant sinkhole opened up outside is set to be auctioned off again – much to the frustration of neighbours.

For decades there’s been confusion over where Kent ends and London begins so our reporters went out and about to find out more.

Located next to a major road, a pub that shut just eight years ago has rapidly fallen into a derelict state – but will it ever reopen?

The former head of the British Army has spoken of the difficulties faced by our ex-servicemen and how the Kent public can help.