The spy who came out of the cottage: Was the Smeeth villager Peter Wilson the model for James Bond? He certainly worked for MI6. By Mike Gunnill
Sorry, my lord, not on our war memorial: The strange case of Chatham’s enemy statues. By Chris de Coulon Berthoud
The spectre of cholera: Before Covid-19 came a waterborne plague. By Amanda Thomas and Andrew Rootes
Flint trade with a scent of blossom: Quarryman’s pink stone was a feature of Britain’s roads. By Charles Traill
Work, play … and freedom: Kitchener Camp’s refugees find a new life away from Nazi regime. By Andrew Rootes
View from the top: Life on the Thames, captured by a stoker at Littlebrook power station. By Keith Austin