It may be something of a ‘Trigger’s broom’ but this famous attraction has had more ups and downs than most over its lifetime.

A killer who knifed a ‘compassionate and charming’ grandfather and left him dying on his doorstep has been jailed.

Our reviewer visits a foodie haven to see if one of its newest offerings has carved out a niche in the market…

The number of wine bars in Kent is on the up - but is it all because of Londoners moving to the county? We visited a few to find out.

The extraordinary life of a fabulously wealthy Kent aristocrat ended in tragedy 100 years ago today when he crashed his racing car.

New images reveal latest project designed to revamp town, where almost half a billion pounds is being invested in a bid to increase its appeal.

As a bill on assisted dying is formally introduced in the House of Commons, we speak to Kent families and charities on both sides of the debate.

Staff say they have already seen improvements after a new trust took on a failing school whose reputation was in tatters.

The mother of a man found dead in a Morrisons car park is “still looking for answers” - as even strangers come up to her and insist he was murdered.

Thousands of fed-up patients will have to wait years for a new GP surgery despite being without a dedicated one since 2022.

We visited the Kent landmark many Brits think should be classed as one of the Wonders of the World, rivalling the Taj Mahal and Christ the Redeemer.

The new Labour government has reached the political landmark of 100 days in office. But how do voters in Kent feel it has gone?

How will workers and employers be impacted by the proposed Employment Rights Bill, unveiled today by the government?

Two years after work started to create flats above a historic pavilion, we examine why work has once again stalled and what the future holds.

Fears are rising that residents of a coastal hotspot could soon be left with nowhere to swim amid pool closures and declining seawater quality.

Proposals for a 650-home development include a much-needed doctors’ surgery - but villagers are not happy at the prospect of yet more house building.

Charges are being considered at a seafront stretch residents say is at risk of becoming a “squatter camp”.

A huge fire which ripped through a Kent furniture chain store 20 years ago is still remembered for the chaos it caused.

We had a night out at a new development boasting a cinema and restaurants that has cost millions of pounds - but is yet to fulfil its potential.

Council bosses believe they have finally found a solution to a long-running environmental issue preventing thousands of new homes from being built.