• author: Amy Green

The Battle of Britain Memorial at Capel-le-Ferne near Folkestone commemorates 'The Few'

• author: Andrew Vincent

Kent is not only the garden of England, it is also the first landing site of Christianity in Britain.

• author: Professor Carolyn Oulton

H. G. Wells sends Kipps to the Folkestone library in 1905, where he claims nervously, ‘I ‘aven’t got a ticket yet.

• author: Malcolm Shifrin

While Kent had fewer Turkish baths than many northern counties, they were no less interesting than those built elsewhere.

• author: Brooke Altringham

Throughout History, Dover Castle has been used as a highly fortified military garrison to protect Britain’s shores from invaders.