We were among the first to take part in Mission Christmas, a new interactive adventure which lets visitors see behind the scenes this festive season.

We try out the pizza at a vibrant leisure centre where you can throw axes - and then have a pint of the best beer in the country.

It may appear huge from the outside, but this new McDonald's in a Tesco car park shows looks can be deceiving.

The cost-of-living crisis is hitting us all in the pocket - but would one of Kent's cheapest fry-ups pass our taste test?

Friendsical, a musical parody of the ‘90s sitcom, squeezed quotes, characters and costumes from 236 episodes into a two-hour trip down memory lane.

With "mumbled eggs", sourdough toast and a proper cup of tea - our reviewer had a five-star veggie breakfast experience at this unusual cafe.

Les Misérables is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a string of phenomenal Canterbury shows this month, and we were lucky enough to see it.

Our reporter tries a Po'Boy - a classic Louisiana dish at a new fast food sandwich shop - and nearly escapes with a free lunch.

With children today more enthused by iPhones and Xboxes than the great outdoors, we visited a place that offers thrills away from the small screen...

Mamma Mia! has landed in Kent for a whopping 11 nights and we can guarantee you won't want to miss out on this one, here's why...

It's faster, slicker and more dangerous than ever as Santus Circus pitches its Big Top back on Sheppey.

We went along to review Craig David at his TS5 beach party on the Kent coast at Dreamland, where the 7 Days singer didn't disappoint.

Supergrass put on an electrified performance as revellers enjoyed great music, quality food and constant sunshine at a one-day Kent festival.

We went along to review Simply Red at their sell out gig in Dreamland from the VIP area and saw a brilliant show.

Derren Brown's first show for six years came to Kent after two years of cancellations - so was it worth the wait? Here's our (spoiler-free) review...

A singer insisted on going on stage at a music festival despite having a suspected broken foot.

Eggs-ceedingly good time at Kent's quirkiest music festival.

Crooner Michael Bublé wowed the crowds at his huge outdoor show at one of Kent’s best-known cricket grounds.

We went along to the VIP area at Dreamland to watch Mod legend Paul Weller in action and we had a jamming night.

The first ever touring production of Dreamgirls blew us away with its dazzling star power.