It is 10 years since ‘the Canterbury Cannibal’ was sentenced - a case which exposed dark and twisted fantasies which stretched across the Atlantic.

From fingerprint scans on a tablet at Dover to getting out of your car for checks at the Channel Tunnel, travelling to France will never be the same.

An archaeology dig has been uncovering the remains of a Nazi V2 rocket that exploded in a field during the Second World War.

Discarded porcelain dolls - some headless - have left walkers in an ancient wood feeling unsettled. We set off in search of the eerie figures…

Not long ago, Southeastern was always among the worst-rated franchises - today it’s among the best-performing. We ask what’s changed…

The bosses behind Kent’s priciest development have revealed how many homes have been sold - and plans to create an “urban resort” with a new hotel.

Thirty years ago, a Kent district witnessed its worst peace-time disaster as ferry passengers fell to their deaths.

A year ago today, Wilko started shutting stores across Kent. While several units have been filled, gaping holes have been left in some town centres.

After years of disappointment and thousands of pounds spent, our reporter has finally witnessed his beloved team win.

From the murder of a PCSO to the killer inspired by Breaking Bad, Gavin Moss has headed some of Kent’s most high-profile police investigations.

On the 25th anniversary of his death, we look back at one of the most controversial men in politics - who lived in a Kent castle.

A new technology in action on a Kent farm may solve the shortage of fruit-pickers - by using robots.

Our reporter went behind the scenes as a key milestone was hit in a major road project.

An automatic service charge on your bill is becoming a regular occurrence, some customers in Kent think the tipping trend should be scrapped.

We’ve taken an in-depth look at the changing fortunes of a Kent landmark that was once derelict but is now visited by millions of people every year.

Our reviewer visits one of Kent’s foodie hotspots to sample the fun atmosphere with some excellent pizza.

A tenant has revealed what life is like in a Kent HMO, as we look at why this form of shared living is on the rise - and what powers councils have.

In the 1930s a film fan created a cinema in the front room of his father’s house that could seat just eight people.

We look back at how a once contaminated wasteland slowly transformed into a thriving island community where no resident wants to leave.

Drivers have expressed their frustration as figures obtained by KentOnline reveal fewer than one in 12 claims for pothole damage costs are accepted.