People living in a new-build block of flats say its “inefficient” green energy system is making their bills much higher than they should be.

A married couple’s viral video about living with parents has highlighted how first-time buyers in Kent are struggling to get on the ladder.

Tactical voting could prove crucial in two Kent seats in July. We look at who could benefit - and why even Carol Vorderman thinks it’s a good idea.

On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we speak to veterans about the part they played that morning - and look at Kent’s key role in duping the Nazis.

A debt-ridden university branded “a hellish nightmare” to work for is set to make further redundancies, KentOnline can reveal.

The family of a teenager beaten within an inch of his life say they are still traumatised by the horrifying attack five years on.

Rapid housebuilding means more than 80 pupils who passed the Kent Test have been left without a grammar in just one part of the county.

Last year Labour ended 20 years of Conservative rule at Medway Council. Political leaders of all stripes have given their verdict on what came next.

A rise in far-right ideology among schoolchildren - some as young as eight - has seen Kent’s anti-terror team become one of the busiest in the UK.

We take a look at the new housing estates changing the face of this part of Kent.

The number of reports of anti-social behaviour in libraries has been on the rise and staff are working hard to protect these safe spaces.

Exactly 60 years ago, Mods and Rockers brawled on a Kent beach, with running battles between 400 youths and police.

Airbnb properties are increasing rapidly across our seaside towns - but should we embrace or fear the rise of the popular app?

As the public inquiry into a national scandal is set to conclude, our reporter recalls the remarkable journey he went on with two of its victims.

Exactly 10 years since Ann Gloag closed Manston Airport, we look back at its recent past and ask will we ever be able to fly from there again?

After months of heavy rain, a Kent railway line running through an active landslide is being watched closely by engineers.

In the concluding part of our in-depth look at the rollercoaster ride of our seaside towns, we look at how they staged the most unexpected revival.

The founding member of one of Kent’s most promising bands has lifted the lid on why the indie-pop group has broken up.

KentOnline visited a terminally ill woman and her husband in her final days to shine a light on the controversial debate about assisted dying.

We spoke to Eurotunnel employees who have worked for the company ever since the Channel Tunnel opened 30 years ago this week.