Steve Ladner finds out why so many human remains are stored in one place. BBC Radio Kent’s Secret Kent series.

Steve Ladner finds out how disaster unfolded in the River Medway near Hadlow.

Steve Ladner explores the LGBTQ+ history at one of our most famous house and gardens.

The Victorian MP and social reform campaigner is remembered in Folkestone. Jo Burn reports.

It's 1908 and there's a murder, poison pen letters and suicide. Stever Ladner has more.

Steve Ladner explores what lies underneath a Gravesend park.

Chatham's historic dockyard is where Steve Ladner sought out the tale of a famous desk.

Do you know what's just over the hedge as you drive around the county? Steve Ladner stopped and had a look.

As the RNLI marks 200 years of saving lives at sea, Steve Ladner speaks to one of few remaining women on hand to launch the Dungeness lifeboat. Photo Credit: RNLI Dungeness.

We sneak inside Knole Park in Sevenoaks with Steve Ladner.

Have you ever wondered who looks after the windows at the Cathedral? Steve Ladner went to find out. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

The Little Gem in Aylesford, affectionately known as the smallest pub in the county and dating back to the 1100s, was closed and derelict for 10 years.

A man buried in a village churchyard next to the River Medway, played a key role in one of this country's key battles. Steve Ladner went along to find out more.

There are many hidden treasures at Smallhythe Place. Steve Ladner has been for a look.

Steve Ladner is near West Malling and asks 'where's the rest of the castle'?

As the RNLI marks 200 years of saving lives at sea, Steve Ladner hears the story of Dover's cross channel catastrophe. Photo Credit: RNLI.

Straight out of school, John De Rose began his apprenticeship at Chatham Dockyard. Jo Burn went to meet him. Photo Credit: Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust.

Steve Ladner digs into the history spanning the River Medway.

It dominates the landscape but is it a castle, a church or something completely different? Steve Ladner finds out.

Close to the bustling A2, Steve Ladner finds a folly to human behaviour.