60 years have passed since an historic kart circuit opened for the first time

The first police officer on the scene of a tragedy which claimed the life of a 35-year-old woman has spoken for the first time about that day.

The Prince and Princess of Wales tied the knot in 2011, with Kent coming together to celebrate

Once upon a time you could take a hovercraft, catamaran or a variety of ferries to the Continent - we take a look back at those we've lost.

An award-winning veteran performer recalls life on stage in Kent and elsewhere.

Describing it as the most important event in Kent's history, a historian has predicted what could have happened if Archbishop Thomas Becket had lived.

Join us on a stroll down memory lane, looking back at the shops, pubs and famous faces in our towns in the 1990s. Can you spot yourself?

A 35-year-old woman saw the ground open up beneath her as she walked with her young son.

A farmer has been accused of blighting a beauty spot by dumping and burning tonnes of waste - we visited him to see the sprawling site for ourselves.

Once on the frontline of Britain's defences some of Kent's forts have now been transformed into other uses, here we explore their fascinating history.

Billed as Britain's answer to the great American water parks seen in Florida – we take a look back at one of Kent's much loved former attractions.

Few have seen a performance in Kent's private theatre, but one man was lucky enough to put on a panto there.

When an IRA bomb killed Lord Mountbatten the only three survivors of the blast, who lived in Kent, saw their lives forever changed.

Inventor Wadia Murad was light years ahead of his time and planned to produce his new car in Kent. But then his dreams turned into a nightmare.

E-fits are becoming harder to make because of coronavirus, an expert has said.

Kent's experts help untangle a wild (and confusing) online phenomenon - including a photographer who sold a digital version of his photo for hundreds.

A former National Serviceman recalls life in a bomb-proof bunker guarding the country against nuclear attack.

Every spring potholes emerge but the annual blitz to fill them in may only be keeping many of our roads from death's door.

Curiosity over an old postcard has led to the discovery of a forgotten history.

We speak to three families who are still holding on to the hope of fresh information about their loved ones who went missing more than 20 years ago.