From China to the US and then Kent, we look back at one airman's remarkable effort to return home during the First World War.

From life-saving drug discovery to 6G technology, our county has its fair share of people striving to make the planet a better place.

From IRA bombs to ferry disasters, a Papal visit and shots fired at the Queen, Kent was at the heart of some of the 1980s' biggest stories.

A blast that destroyed a house brought back memories of previous explosions across Kent, including one in the same town in 2015.

A former soldier recalls 'taxi dancers', spicy food and nights out while serving his country in Singapore in the 1950s.

In the latest of our What If series of articles, a historian has imagined a very different Britain if the Roman invasion of Kent had never happened.

Eighty years as Britain went to war with Germany a new group formed with the sole purpose of training young men to protect their country.

A successful art school has existed in a Kent town for 130 years but as plans to close it are announced, we take a look back at its illustrious past.

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.