There's only a few weeks each year to see Kent's lavender fields - creating a buzz on Instagram - in bloom. We tried one of the sought-after slots.

A £1.2m architecturally-designed home which sits on the edge of a village green, makes a bold design statement with gadgets galore.

More than 100,000 people signed up last year to spend 15 minutes counting butterflies for conservationists. Here's how to get involved this year:

House hunters wanting something unique could snap up this house featured on TV for its top 70s design with gardens by a Chelsea Flower Show winner.

A garden inspired by a trip to a Greek island has undergone a seven-year renewal National Trust project at world famous Sissinghurst Castle Gardens.

You'll be spoilt for choice with this home which looks out on the beach and has a championship links golf course to the rear.

Appliances including washing machines and dishwashers will be cheaper and easier to fix under new 'right to repair' law, in force from today.

Rosemary beetles looks like glitter-covered ladybirds but can cause huge problems in gardens during the summer. Have you got them?

This house in the heart of a town centre and on the market for more than £1m, boasts views over a castle and a cathedral.

As Wimbledon visitors begin to enjoy millions of British strawberries there's a warning the fruit, alongside other home grown crops, is under threat.

After its first collection was snapped up in 48 hours, John Lewis will expand its furniture rental service next month.

Mon Dieu! This seaside property is in one of the county's most sought-after locations and also comes with views across the Channel.

Looking for a home packed with character? This beamed five-bedroom medieval building has its own place in the record books.

With the warm weather set to continue, but with many of us still working from home, here's how to keep your house cool in this week's heat:

Want to sail away into the sunset? This stylish houseboat, moored on the Kent coast, sleeps four and is on the market for £180,000.

Families wanting a bigger home can snap up the least expensive four-beds in different Kent towns from as little as £200,000 - or as much as £650,000.

With it's tennis court, snooker room and table football - you could have your own mini Olympics at this country pad.

House hunters can take in the sea air with these high-spec two & three-bedroom new homes by the coast - but the price tag could take your breath away.

A furniture retailer is offering to pay customers up to £250 for items they no longer want. Here's how the scheme will work:

Want a home with seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, and its own lake and waterfall? This Georgian-style residence in the Kent countryside has it all.