She made her name with her big voice and the band M People, now singer Heather Small marks 25 years with a gig in Kent.

Pop-up kitchens artisan drinks and live entertainment for all the family feature in a two-day food and drink festival.

Joe Pasquale's version of Frank Spencer in the theatre version of 1970s TV show Some Mother's Do 'Ave 'Em is comedy gold, says John Nurden

Seven local vocal groups and brass bands will all play a concert, promising to raise the roof for charity this weekend.

A new networking club for women to share ideas in the world of small businesses has been launched in Kent.

There will be some 40 types of prosecco on offer at a festival, coming to Kent for the first time.

Planning permission has been granted for a new ultimate thrill ride at Dreamland.

A new wine, released by Kent wine producers Chapel Down, features hand-picked grapes from its Kit's Coty Estate.

An annual flag-waving, family-friendly afternoon of classics in the sunshine is just a bank holiday away.

With Kent drenched in bank holiday weekend sunshine, here's some of the county's best beaches to head to.

New exclusive tours are giving visitors the chance to see inside a castle not normally open to the public.

Stars from Call the Midwife came to the county to launch a revamped tour of a Kent attraction where the hit show is filmed.

A Kent farmer goes head to head with the country's best home chefs in a TV series launching tonight.

Up and coming acts highlighted in Kent have joined the line-up for a massive music festival this summer.

Authors from the world of crime writing to children's stories are booking in for a literary festival this weekend.

A music quartet is set to raise the roof on a Kent cathedral when it plays its regular community night.

Street food from pop-up kitchens and a line-up of live music are among the attractions for a new food and drink festival.

Clubs across Kent are opening their doors this weekend for Push the Boat Out, which encourages people to try sailing.

From a founding member of the Sex Pistols to Kent bands making it big, a music festival is filling a town centre this bank holiday weekend.

Eighties chart toppers The Christians join the People's Tenor and Clint Eastwood's composer son Kyle for a bank holiday weekend of music.