It was a moment "which centuries and generations had awaited" when the Pope came to Kent in 1982.

A routine training run turned to disaster when a flare exploded inside a Lancaster bomber.

Controversial movie The Exorcist forced one cinema in the county to hire ambulance crews to treat those who kept fainting in shock.

The murder of an eccentric Kent woman - only discovered after her foot was found buried under a pile of coal - remains unsolved to this day.

Prices may be going up as fast as they were in 1982 - but life in Kent was very different, as these classic pictures show.

Fish and chip shops in Kent are being battered by rising costs fuelling an 'inevitable' rise in the cost of your meal and leaving some facing closure.

The continued suspension of international rail services has left a station looking like lockdown never ended.

One town has taken a lead role in a growing list of high-profile TV shows and films - here's how you can walk in the footsteps of the stars.

A tailors with links to royalty and Dickens is to close after 180 years

A historical centre has recreated a wartime trench network and our reporter spent the day as a soldier finding out about life on the frontline.

Could you get by without paying for things via card or smartphone for a week? KentOnline put it to the test...

Prices are soaring - but how do they compare with prices in the 1970s, 80s, 90s and 00s? We take a trip down memory lane.

We cast a critical eye of over 15 Kent housing sites and learn how Local Design Codes might be the answer to everyone's problems.

One Kent town remains untouched by fast food giants, with no McDonald's, KFC, or a Chinese that delivers. But do residents welcome the lack of choice?

It's a year since a huge explosion tore through a row of homes. We take a look at how the community came together and what the future holds.

Domestic abuse campaigners say a tattoo parlour 'murder-suicide' has alarming similarities to a hairdresser's murder by her husband in 2012.

After the earthquake in Wales this weekend - here's why Kent may feel the earth move again soon.

Paul Scally has announced he's taking 'extended leave' from Gills - but why is a club which once soared now struggling?

The boss of one of Britain's biggest auctioneers has told of his humble beginnings and how they led to being a mainstay of a popular daytime TV show.

From supplying submarines with re-supplying submarines to a prison for members of the IRA - we look at the eventful like of HMS Maidstone.