Welcome to the KM Group digital archive, which has now been expanded to include the newspapers from both the First and Second World Wars.

The archive provides a fascinating insight into Kent's leading role in the Great War, World War II (especially the Battle of Britain) and will prove an invaluable tool for anyone interested in the period.

Packages are available to all Educational and Library establishments worldwide, providing central access to educators, students and Library users.

In addition, you can view the Victorian archive of the South Eastern Gazette (covering from 1852 to 1912) for free* thanks to a grant from the - Your Heritage Lottery Fund and a dedicated group of volunteers who have worked on this project. By offering free access to these pages* the KM Group hopes this complete archive will not only offer schools, colleges and universities a unique learning tool to explore Kent's history during the Victorian and Edwardian eras but give the wider community a fascinating snapshot of life in the county.

From transport to technology, health and education, crime and politics, these pages contain stories that will fascinate anyone who has a link with Kent and particularly those researching family history.

Beware, this digital archive is addictive!

Thank you to everyone who has put many hours of work into making this digital archive possible.

* Free access in the UK only.

IMPORTANT NOTICE Logging-in:

If you find that your login details do not work please reset your password via the 'Forgotten Passwod' button on the login page. Changes made to the site are to ensure that user details are more secure and this will require that a new password be created. All you need is your email address and to follow the instructions on-screen and in email you receive with the 'reset code'.

Welcome to the KM Group digital archive, which has now been expanded to include the newspapers from both the First and Second World Wars.

The archive provides a fascinating insight into Kent's leading role in the Great War, World War II (especially the Battle of Britain) and will prove an invaluable tool for anyone interested in the period.

Packages are available to all Educational and Library establishments worldwide, providing central access to educators, students and Library users.

In addition, you can view the Victorian archive of the South Eastern Gazette (covering from 1852 to 1912) for free* thanks to a grant from the - Your Heritage Lottery Fund and a dedicated group of volunteers who have worked on this project. By offering free access to these pages* the KM Group hopes this complete archive will not only offer schools, colleges and universities a unique learning tool to explore Kent's history during the Victorian and Edwardian eras but give the wider community a fascinating snapshot of life in the county.

From transport to technology, health and education, crime and politics, these pages contain stories that will fascinate anyone who has a link with Kent and particularly those researching family history.

Beware, this digital archive is addictive!

Thank you to everyone who has put many hours of work into making this digital archive possible.

* Free access in the UK only.

IMPORTANT NOTICE Logging-in:

If you find that your login details do not work please reset your password via the 'Forgotten Passwod' button on the login page. Changes made to the site are to ensure that user details are more secure and this will require that a new password be created. All you need is your email address and to follow the instructions on-screen and in email you receive with the 'reset code'.