A chauffeur to the stars has lifted the lid on his extraordinary career driving top musicians, actors and England football stars.

It once employed thousands with sites across the county but the brickworks industry is now in danger of disappearing without trace.

From Amadeus to Atomics, the glory days of clubbing across the county have been captured on camera.

A dad has spoken of his experience of raising three young children alone after his beloved wife died aged just 38 following a battle with cancer.

Julie Rose and six others died when the plane they were travelling in crashed in Iowa - but the legacy of her cross-country team lives on.

From Frankie Say T-shirts to TV, games and music, the county's influence on the Eighties was significant.

Traumatised staff at a care home ravaged by Covid were left saying: 'We can't take it if anyone else dies.'

Almost 103 years to the day since his death, a Victoria Cross war hero will be remembered at the house he lived before heading off to the conflict.

We go behind the scenes at the nation's smallest brewpub and meet the man who once told Piers Morgan reporting on celebrities 'was a waste of time'.

A high street of restaurants are only a stone's throw away but it's takeaway only for this isolation lunch date.

A man digging in a quiet field one summer's day would make a truly remarkable discovery that has never been surpassed to this day.

The family of a man who boxed at the last Tokyo Olympics are fighting to raise awareness over possible links between the sport and his dementia.

A father has recalled the day his daughter got married during the Battle of Britain, while bombs were falling and gunfire was rattling off close by.

Can an often over-looked seaside town finally deliver on its promise? We visit Ramsgate to see if it can become the next Whitstable.

Our reporter set out to explore the artworks at this year's Triennial - and found himself a little more involved than he expected.

In 2001, Phil Kerton stepped off a plane and received a number of panicked voicemail messages... his life would never be the same again.

It was a time of riots and unrest but the wedding of Charles and Diana in the summer of 1981 offered a rare moment of national unity.

After escaping bombing raids and families of tarantulas, today one Kent M&S will turn 100.

With Liverpool being stripped of its Unesco status, and Stonehenge at risk of following suit, there are fears Canterbury could be in danger.

Is there trouble in paradise? One of the county's top tourist hotspots could be 'abandoned' amid fears of collapse under the weight of its popularity.