A Kent magician well-known for performing at weddings across the county has also impressed celebrities with his skills.

We speak to a family who are still trying to rebuild their lives in Kent after they were forced out of their homes when Russia invaded Ukraine.

So-called ‘auditors’ are a big hit on YouTube – frequently antagonising security guards and police – and we spoke to one to find out why they do it.

It’s been billed as a more social and accessible version of tennis but does Padel live up to the hype? KentOnline went courtside to find out.

We compared one of the more expensive Valentine’s Day meal deals with a cheaper option to see if you can really put a price on love.

We spoke to the children of Bagpuss’ creators as today marks the 50th anniversary of the iconic cat hitting our TV screens.

One in three residents are calling for Primark to open in a Kent “ghost town” – as shoppers hit out at a lack of variety on their high street.

The controversial silent discos being held at Canterbury Cathedral have made headlines all over the world. KentOnline joined the ravers last night...

We go inside the police unit tasked with hunting those who fuel the demand for sickening child sexual abuse images - and identifying the victims.

Look at all the new homes being built and you’d assume the county’s population was rocketing. The truth, however, may surprise you...

We went on a mission to discover the truth about a deprived area that’s been the butt of jokes for decades.

Making history in an all-female semi-final and losing out over a paper skeleton, we speak to two former Apprentice candidates ahead of the new series.

150 years ago a woman was born in Kent who would go on to create one of the most iconic children’s characters.

A “health hazard”, “simply dreadful”, “dire” and “an embarrassment” – surely this bowling alley couldn’t be as bad as the Tripadvisor reviews claim.

There were some “electrifying” nights out in Kent back in the 1980s and 1990s, when people could still smoke indoors and celebrities came to town.

We tried out a trendy new bar aiming to bring a slice of London nightlife to Kent.

Kent’s brewing history is a tale of an incessant march towards just a few big names as countless independent breweries were lost.

Polls show the Reform Party is growing in support in most Kent seats – and its leader says: “People are not laughing at us now.”

Even pupils admit life at school has improved after teachers started locking away phones in pouches.

While some districts are 93% green belt land, others have none at all. Here, we explain what it could mean for housebuilding where you live.