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A former tugmaster has shared his memories of the Second World War, having never forgotten what he experienced.
Kent has been home to a number of genuine pioneers who broke the mould and, for better or for worse, wrote themselves into the history books.
A lifelong resident has shared his memories and photos of the air raids that devastated his town.
A new book suggests a fire at one of Kent's most historic buildings could have been started deliberately.
After opposing the First World War, Labour's first candidate in a Kent town faced a tough battle for his beliefs.
A former tugmaster shared his memories of the Second World War as a boy, having never forgotten the things he saw.
It has been ten years since Woolworths up and down the country closed, but one store still has its original signage up.
It's been 10 years now since "The Wonder of Woolworths" disappeared from town centres up and down the country.
How to honour a VC hero was the question circulating Sittingbourne when the town learned of Lieut Donald Dean’s bravery at Christmas, 1918.
Residents have recalled the death and destruction caused by a lone bomber days before Christmas.
An iconic fixture of the town's coastline, The Grand features in Martin Easdown's recent book Fashionable Folkestone.
Fifteen-year-old Peter Rainer was one of the first on the scene when a bomber crashed near Ashford in the Second World War.
It could not be more prominently displayed but how many people stop to look at a lace panel hanging in the reception of Sheppey Healthy Living Centre?
Three weeks after the euphoria of the Armistice, many families mourned losses as they approached their first Christmas after the First World War.
A daughter recounts the work of her father, the last of her family to fish a river before the the ancient industry became commercially unviable.
Audrey Hepburn and Peter Cushing are among the stars of black and white films who lived in Kent.
A look at a town's streets which have changed beyond recognition in the last few decades.
From a pub to a meze, the wind of change has been blowing through Halfway in recent times.
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