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Harry Potter legend Michael Gambon sparked huge excitement as he dropped in for a cup of tea and chatted to staff at a Kent pub.
We take you through the tales of death, visiting presidents, financial strife and destruction that litter the histories of the county's piers.
How a band review ended with one of the weirdest requests ever - and a dose of Covid.
Campaigners are calling for increased testing after finding “deeply concerning” levels of bacteria in the sea.
Infections are on the rise again across the county - but do we need to worry?
The owners of a historic hotel want to carry out a major expansion, adding 21 new rooms, to attract "higher value" tourism.
A mum injured when she slipped over at an M&S says she now relies on strong medication daily and is still waiting to be compensated nine months on.
A driver who smashed into cars with children inside and was found with an imitation pistol has avoided jail.
A transgender man has bravely told of the bigotry and attacks he endured as he battled to finally "become happy with who I am".
A European bar owner says that Ukrainian beers are flying off the shelf as punters search for alternatives to Russian alcohol.
Kent batter Zak Crawley has hit his second century for England during the first Test against West Indies.
Kent's ambulance service has moved to its highest level, indicating 'extreme pressure'.
A lorry driver who hid 63 kilos of cocaine in a legitimate load of electronics has been jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation.
A man seen walking along the busy dual carriageway has been detained after it emerged he was suspected of entering the UK illegally.
A Holocaust survivor has made a speech to ask the PM to allow Ukranian refugees into UK which was projected onto White Cliffs of Dover.
A multi-vehicle crash is causing traffic delays on the M20 with traffic stopped.
Our political editor Paul Francis looks at the grilling one Kent MP gave the Home Secretary over the government's response to refugee crisis.
Sheppey witch Charlotte Clark accepts Nicola Sturgeon's apology for the 1563 Witchcraft Act but says it's been 'a long time coming'.
A prolific beggar who had been causing a nuisance to shoppers and businesses in a town centre has been banned from loitering in the streets.
Police have seized a van full of clothes they believe were stolen from charity bins.
Comic David Baddiel has taken a pot-shot at Putin in one of his latest tweets and has dragged Kent commuter town into the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
Firefighters are tackling a large fire at an industrial unit with crews from 10 engines and a height vehicle battling the flames.
Police have put out an image of a man they wish to speak to following the taking of a bank card.
The centrepiece of a new innovation park has been delayed amid confusion on how many firms have signed up for the scheme.
World famous steam locomotive the Flying Scotsman will be touring through Kent for a special one-day trip.
A man was seriously injured in a robbery which saw a gang root through his pockets and steal tobacco.
Military charities are being asked to dissuade veterans from leaving the UK for Ukraine, with a warning that those ignoring advice could face action.
Hundreds of pupils have been sent home from school because of a contaminated water supply.
A total of 74 Insulate Britain protestors are to appear in court following last autumn's sit ins on the M25 and at Dover.
A mass brawl, fights, attacks, underage clubbers and allegations of doormen hitting customers could spell doom for a Kent nightclub.
