As lovebirds across the county celebrate Valentine’s Day, we retell the romantic, bizarre and funny stories of how Kent couples fell in love.

A former college where some of the biggest names in art and fashion trained is to be converted into apartments.

Has a £53 million shopping centre sucked the life out of a town’s traditional high street as was feared seven years ago? We went to find out.

With as many as 20,000 people visiting in a day, fresh plans have been drawn up to pedestrianise a busy high street and make it “better for everyone”.

Nestled among the historic winding streets of one of Kent's oldest market towns, our review destination this week brings us a taste of France.

We speak to the organisation set up by parents whose son died by suicide that is helping young people before they reach crisis point.

A former Chelsea, Newcastle and Gillingham midfielder has told how he has gone from scoring goals to shepherding souls in a Kent village.

How long will it stay shut? Will it reopen as a footpath? We spoke to the team tasked with securing the cliffs on a landslide-hit road.

Exclusive: A mum has told of her anger after a driver who hit her daughter on a zebra crossing and “changed her life forever” avoided being jailed.

As a council launches another bid at city status, we find out if it’s something the public really want to happen.

Will one of the UK’s richest men appeal a council’s decision to snub his ambitious plans - or could he just walk away?

The doomed London Resort is not the first ambitious scheme for Kent that never got past the drawing board.

A woman battling addiction became a “true inspiration” as she turned her life around, dedicating herself to helping others - before a fatal relapse.

It adorned a legendary album cover - but the pig used by Pink Floyd broke free and floated more than 60 miles to Kent.

A couple who started a cleaning firm have shared how they went from scrubbing for mates to cleaning castles and major TV show sets.

Residents and traders are celebrating 100 years of their local market, which has finally made its way back onto the high street.

A 24-year-old who has battled food addiction and crippling anxiety that kept him housebound is now making huge changes.

Our reporter’s New Year’s resolution is to take more walks across the county - as long as they feature a luxurious lunch and a pint or two.

January is always a challenging period for pubs - but how will increased costs and 99p pints from Wetherspoon impact them?

We meet the people keeping the 999 and 111 control room going throughout the holiday period.