Features:
Whose bones? Early historians believed skulls in the Hythe ossuary were victims of a great battle in Kent, but the truth is far simpler
New chapter: historian offers help to save Dickens chalet from an unhappy ending
A bear is born: a century ago, the press baron Beaverbrook ordered a comic strip as part of his circulation war. And so Rupert was created by a Canterbury artist
Just one bomb: it was not just the tragedy of 15 people killed by a mine. Old Sturry never recovered
Spies by the sea: she was a model and her lover was a spiv. They were jailed as enemy spies
Bring me sunshine: the cottage where H. E. Bates brought the Larkins to life
History takes off: nine years before the Wright brothers, an inventor’s steam-driven machine flew on the borders of Dartford and Bexley
Sea airs and graces: Cliftonville in its post-war pomp