Professor Noel Fitzpatrick, who saves animals' lives in his work, will be giving a virtual talk on how animals saved his life.

World Book Day tokens will be valid far beyond the end of this month - here's why you should wait for your favourite bookshop to reopen to spend them.

A keepsake box which was owned by Charles Darwin's daughters and donated to English Heritage, will go on show at his family home in Kent this year.

The mother of a boy who died 17 years ago is writing a series of books about her life and how she coped with grief.

A new film adaptation of the novel The Secret Garden is out this week. Here's how you can see the garden that inspired it here in Kent.

Bestselling author Jacqueline Winspear's memoir of growing up in rural Kent tells of an idyllic childhood, while also revealing a wartime secret.

A 16-year-old schoolgirl is now a published author after writing her first book during lockdown.

A councillor who has put together a new picture-packed history book of the Isle of Sheppey is giving away copies to schools and organisations.

Celebrated East German author Uwe Johnson ended up spending his final years in a Kent seaside town.

A local author, who realised his lifelong dream of publishing a book in the first lockdown, is set to release his second in this lockdown.

A Kent author and illustrator famous for the book Gorilla has been honoured for his lifetime's work - and recalled an encounter with one of the apes.

The award-winning stage show of Kent author Michael Morpurgo's War Horse is now available on demand for the first time with National Theatre at Home.

A Kent author's latest thriller focuses on an unsolved crime in the 1960s

From food and drink to books and other Kentish goodies, we've picked out 15 top gifts to give from across the county this Christmas.

The National Trust has released free virtual backgrounds of some of its most famous sites, including Winston Churchill's study, to use at home.

The award-winning National Theatre production of Kent author MIchael Morpurgo's novel War Horse, will be screened live at cinemas across Kent.

These are the locations where the public can get books and access to computers.

Actor, writer and comedian Joe Pasquale reveals the inspiration behind his new book of scary stories was dark and macabre experiences of lockdown.

Demand for a history book on The Regent cinema was stronger than the wind and rain when the authors held an outdoor signing event

There is just one more draw in a fundraising art raffle for a historic theatre that has been hit by lockdown and social distancing regulations