We look at how Kent helped hoist a young Davie Jones to super-stardom.

A grandad has told of his life from teen tearaway to Grand Prix mechanic and friend to the stars.

A 1963 robbery of a mail train may be the most famous railway heist of all - but one gang pulled off a similar raid more than a century earlier.

A look back at the remarkable life of a man who went from Kent schoolboy to acclaimed Nasa astronaut.

We tracked down three couples whose wedding photos lay under a kitchen lino for 48 years to find out how their married lives turned out.

In an ambitious bid to bring a 'wow factor' to a Kent town, bold plans for a monorail were once put together. Here, we look at why it never came off.

Meet the son of Mr Men creator Roger Hargreaves, whose question sparked the inspiration for a cultural phenomenon.

We investigate the best and worst selection boxes on offer for the amount of plastic waste in comparison to the chocolate inside.

The pub – a humble British establishment entrenched in our national psyche. Here we look at some of Kent's with the strangest and most unusual names.

These incredible photos from our archives show how the county was transformed during the Swinging Sixties.

Shopkeepers and councillors have hit back at plans to raise parking charges - arguing it will put people off visiting already struggling high streets.

See how young fans in Kent celebrated the release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2001.

Before smart phones, the playground was a simpler place – we take a look back at the fads which drained pocket money during the 80s and 90s.

The only remaining Royal Navy ropeyard still in operation now makes everything from film props and gym equipment to pet toys and garden swings.

As world leaders gather for the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, we speak to the Kent campaigners trying to save our planet.

From owning properties to spending some time at her Majesty's pleasure, this is how the Krays expanded beyond the boundaries of the East End.

We look at the scariest places in Kent, including a wedding venue terrorised by monks.

The Queen opened her namesake bridge at the Dartford Crossing in 1991 - here we take look back at the landmark's history.

With house prices still soaring, pricing many out of the market, is it time we change our ingrained view on where we live?

The rise in purpose-built luxury student accommodation means social mixing at university has become highly limited, according to one professor.