The man whose label launched The Damned, Ian Dury & The Blockheads and Madness picks his top 5 singles for us as he brings his one-man show to Kent.

Brass bands, a dog show, beer tent, and exhibition are attractions at an annual festival celebrating our mining heritage this Bank Holiday

Documents found in a church have revealed information about its parishioners and their standing in the community

Today is 90 years since a tragedy which left 15 people dead, including nine children.

A medic from Kent who took part in the D-Day landings was given a Victoria Cross for his courage.

Jess Glynne may have let down her Kentish fans, but these superstars turned up and put on quite the show.

A 98-year-old woman has told how she was imprisoned by the Nazis, performed in front of Hitler and escaped to England.

Fluorescent lights, pounding music and queuing in the cold are among the things people will remember from a nightclub being turned into a restaurant.

An historic water lift - due to be revamped - will not open before 2020, redevelopment bosses have confirmed.

The great nephew of a First World War soldier killed in action has struggled to have his name properly recorded.

The investigation into the assassination of the man who helped put road rage killer Kenneth Noye behind bars is still open, nearly 20 years later.

A luxurious steam train is taking guests on the ride of their life - and it's all for charity.

A historic mystery about Roman pottery found off the Kent coast has been turned into a kids' animation which will be used in local schools.

The grandson of a soldier caught up in the siege of Kut is seeking support for a memorial campaign.

After the fire which wrecked Notre Dame, the story of Canterbury Cathedral's own blaze drama is revealed.

Dean Hollands had dug into the County Town's past and found a lot to be proud of - and some things less so.

It's 60 years since the closure of one of Kent's biggest visitor attractions - Maidstone Zoo.

A group of historians have pledged to remember the names of those who lost their lives fighting.

A clock, hanging over a Kent shop, has featured in the history of five businesses after it was made by a Dover watchmaker

When a writer called a town 'villainous', 'filthy' and 'upon the perish' something had to be done to make the most of its best asset: the seafront