Up to 15 carnival queens are expected to add a touch of glamour to one of Kent's popular seaside carnivals.

The figure by the Angel of the North artist has been lifted into place.

Stars from The X Factor are joining in the fun at a summer celebration today.

A stage production of Edith Nesbit's The Railway Children in Kent this week wisely steers itself away from the famous film.

Enjoy the slower pace of life down on the farm this weekend as a tractorfest and country fair returns with some 100 tractors and fun family events.

Film fans can enjoy a screening of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them in the open air this weekend, after it won a public vote to be shown.

Art works discovered in a basement and showing Dreamland back in its 60s heyday are now back on show at the amusement park 50 years on.

Agatha Christie's whodunnit A Murder is Announced comes to the stage, starring Kent actress and former Doctor Who star Louise Jameson.

A giant mobile structure powered by the tide could soon grace a seafront - if money can be found to pay for it.

A stage adaptation of the classic children's story, The Railway Children, written by a Kent author, comes to the county.

The Ska legends paid a visit to the county town of Kent.

A colourful Pride celebration is underway in Kent and organisers say it has doubled in size since last year.

A special signed charity performance of a theatre company's summer tour will signal the end of their 20th anniverssry six-week run.

Grab a fiddle and join in the fun as more than 500 events come to town for the annual Broadstairs Folk Week – with bells on.

Ambitious plans to transform a former concert hall are being stalled by an authority's lack of action, says a former star of the hit TV show.

The Nutty Boys bring some Madness to Kent this weekend for a night of ska mayhem with local bands supporting them.

It's time to let your hair down with the culmination of the culture-rich celebration that is Margate Pride.

A sensational live performance of Swinging at the Cotton Club is set to be staged as part of a summer celebration of Harlem’s hottest nightclub.

Penshurst Place has been used for filming of a new BBC drama based on the bestselling crime series written by JK Rowling under a pseudonym.

From radio royalty to Mercury prize nominees and Kent's own Slaves, one of the must-see music festivals on the summer calendar opens this week.