We take a look at some of Kent’s most iconic pubs and nightclubs which are sadly no longer with us.

The Met Office has warned disruption is likely on New Year’s Day due to huge gusts predicted to hit the county.

From a massive meat platter to five-star Japanese food and top-notch tapas - these are the best venues in Kent that we’ve tried in 2024.

Hundreds of retailers have celebrated a bumper year of trade despite adverse conditions – but others have succumbed to outside pressures.

Make a start on your January health kick by signing up for one of Kent’s charity runs in 2025.

From music’s biggest names to TV stars, here are the celebrities who visited Kent in 2024.

The percentage of Kent homes being snapped up by Londoners is at its lowest point for five years, new figures suggest.

From an Alexa going rogue to a gateau-eating stranger on a front lawn, we’ve rounded up the most bizarre stories of 2024.

We take a look at some of the popular pubs Kent has lost this year, including one dating back to the 15th century.

Police have made 124 arrests as part of a crackdown on violence against women and domestic abusers.

A 25-year-old man accused of rape and false imprisonment has been held in custody.

Christmas shoppers have been left unable to access thousands of loyalty discounts following a computer glitch.

An animal rescue charity has profiled 20 dogs up for adoption, searching for a family to give them the love they deserve.

A war on potholes is to get under way next year with Kent to receive more funding than any other region in the south east.

Water bills will rise for everyone in Kent - and some residents will be paying £200 more in five years’ time.

A Kent MP has backed a bill he believes will better hold water companies to account over the dumping of sewage in the county’s largest river.

The government has announced the biggest reforms of local councils for half a century - but Kent’s future is far from clear.

Bodycam footage shows a car in a ditch amid a police crackdown on drink and drug driving in the run-up to Christmas.

KentOnline spent the day at an ‘eviction’ court, where tenants unable to afford their rent can be asked to leave within minutes.

The scenes in an overrun A&E department have been likened to a warzone as patients are forced to wait in corridors for days to be admitted.