Young and old alike are fascinated by fossils - but just where in the county are the best places to find them?

A woman has spoken out about her experience of living with genital herpes in a bid to start a conversation and break the stigma surrounding the virus.

Poignant letters between a prisoner of war and his young wife back in Kent tell a tale of love enduring amid the horror of the conflict.

Our reporter took a tumble as he hit the ramps at a new £17m skate park - but can't wait to get back on the bike.

We've delved into the archive and found some amazing pictures of the week the Olympic torch came to Kent a whole decade ago.

Old slip roads that used to carry thousands of cars each day have been grassed over for years now, but could the forgotten ramps solve M20 tailbacks?

He died at the hands of an assassin but the life of one man who shaped British life like few others has now been told.

For 15 days in 1976 temperatures raged above 32C leading to a record breaking summer that remains scorched on people's memories.

Kent faced one of its biggest ever threats in the early 2000s - but the county united in opposition in a David vs Goliath battle with Whitehall.

Prison staff are preparing long-serving prisoners for their release by teaching them beekeeping.

It was a heartbreaking tragedy in which 1,500 mariners died - and were then wrongly blamed by Winston Churchill for their own fate.

For the first time in three years, the show returns with the three-day festival and there's loads to see and take part in.

A Kent town once blighted by crime and boarded-up shops is fighting back through food, art and culture.

We showcase some stunning images taken from the skies - some dating back almost 100 years - showing just how much Kent's towns have changed.

The discovery of a woman's body in a forest sparked a murder hunt in 1979 but no one ever came forward to say who she was.

It was one of the saddest events in a town's past but the impact of a 1986 tragic crash which killed three schoolgirls would not just be felt locally.

A Kent film-maker has recalled his 18-minute on-the-record conversation with The Queen.

A look back at some of the very best nights out at the county's greatest clubs - and the D-list celebrities who joined the party.

Now bustling with shoppers, the streets of Maidstone were awash with blood during the Civil War in 1648.

Four "fire watchers" showed astonishing bravery - running directly towards danger as German bombs "fell like hailstones" in Kent.