We take a look at some of Kent’s most iconic pubs and nightclubs which are sadly no longer with us.

From a massive meat platter to five-star Japanese food and top-notch tapas - these are the best venues in Kent that we’ve tried in 2024.

Hundreds of retailers have celebrated a bumper year of trade despite adverse conditions – but others have succumbed to outside pressures.

As another iconic dog track prepares to close, KentOnline looks back at the golden years of greyhound racing there and asks whether time has run out?

From music’s biggest names to TV stars, here are the celebrities who visited Kent in 2024.

It’s 35 years this Christmas that Only Fools and Horses aired the Jolly Boys’ Outing - its best-loved episode filmed in Kent.

After concern was raised for a local celebrity who made her name on stage, we tracked her down to find out why she is no longer in the spotlight.

One of Coronation Street’s best-loved stars has settled in Kent - and at 95 is still appearing in films.

Residents and traders in a town branded Hackney-on-Sea say that although house prices are rising, the influx of Londoners is good for the area.

One local authority is way ahead of all the other Kent districts when it comes to providing affordable homes.

KentOnline spent the day at an ‘eviction’ court, where tenants unable to afford their rent can be asked to leave within minutes.

We chart the full, incredible story of an iconic Banksy - where it’s been, how much it’s worth and why it’s still unsold - as it returns to Kent.

One of Kent’s most historic high streets has taken a hit in recent years - but business is now booming.

New homes for a huge “garden town” could be built at a rate of 300 a year as a council seeks to strike a funding deal with the government.

The number of vacant units in this high street paints a bleak picture - but we spoke to those fighting to transform the town’s fortunes.

We met two filmmakers who have moved from London to Kent and are producing a documentary they hope will prove DFLs and locals have ‘more in common’.

Our reporter spent a night in a town centre where people are staying away because of constant fears of anti-social behaviour.

An engineer turned historian has told KentOnline of his experience working at one of the county’s largest hi-tech employers as it turns 25.

The government has announced a £27 million boost for bus services in Kent and Medway. Here we look at how things could change…

If you’re looking for fresh air and stunning views this weekend, this could be a great place to start - no matter the weather.