We've a bumper list of the best things to do in Kent to celebrate the Queen's Plaitnum Jubilee.

Discover more than 700 stunning vintage vehicles and live music from ‘00s band Toploader.

The Soundcrash Funk and Soul Weekender will see legends of funk, soul, disco and acid jazz take to the stage.

A screening of 50s film The Girl Can't Help It will launch a new, three-day music festival taking place in Kent.

One of the county's biggest car shows returns this year with a huge display of vintage vehicles.

From Osmondmania to the Andy Williams Show, follow the band of brothers’ life and career in The Osmonds: A New Musical.

The show will welcome a range of vintage vehicles in the hopes to raise money for charity.

Tram workers recall their time on a two-and-a-half-mile service which was axed after just 14 years.

The exhibition displaying more than 1,000 classic cars and vintage vehicles returns to Kent this April.

Did you know Kent had the UK's first silk farm? Here's the tale of the mulberry-munching silkworms who made silk for several queens' gowns:

It may only be 10 years but a lot has changed in this town over the past decade.

As the Sittingbourne News prepares to celebrate a decade in print, we look back at the nativity stars featured in our very first edition.

On the 32nd anniversary of the IRA bombing, a man who survived the blast due to a late start recalls the events of that fatal day.

We spend a day aboard Thames sailing barge Edith May as part of a new patronage programme and learn how to save historic ships from the breakers.

A tiny museum in a prison at the birthplace of British aviation is now on a new heritage trail charting the exploits of Battle of Britain pilots.

From former opera houses, to police stations to car showrooms - each of the county's 23 Wetherspoon pubs has a fascinating history behind it.

Part of a Kent nightclub and former holiday camp could bite the dust if a dentist gets his teeth into it. Did you ever visit Warners and Layzells?

The shocking death of a father-of-two turned into a national scandal when no-one would pay to have his body recovered.

An exhibition of original Star Wars toys and memorabilia is set to open at a Kent museum this weekend and will run throughout the summer.

An English Heritage project highlighting the history of people of African heritage has seen a portrait of an abbot from the 7th century go on show.