A look at the stories filling another packed edition of the Kent Messenger

After a hectic few years, Jason Manford has gone back to his stand-up roots and is touring a new show around the country.

Specsavers in Tunbridge Wells has pledged its support for the KM Group's Get Kent Reading Campaign

The stories in the KM June 28 edition, plus a new section launches

Graeme Lothian, 53, has returned home to Britain for an operation after the incident

The issues behind the headlines as another packed edition of the KM is out

Lastest figures show 26, 600 people failed to show for cervical cancer check-up

The Newcastle comedian is following directions from his Twitter followers to undertake a rapid trip around the UK for a new TV show

The former Maidstone and the Weald MP will be returning to the county to sign copies of her new book Strictly Ann

A new stage adaptatation of popular BBC sitcom Yes, Prime Minister stars Kent's own Michael Fenton Stevens. He chatted to What's On about the play.

A homeless robber lied about having a gun to trick a betting shop working into handing over £500.

Kathryn Tye catches up with Billy Ocean - the biggest black recording star Britain has ever produced - ahead of two gigs in the county

As many as 50 organisations - including colleges and companies - have expressed an interest in taking over struggling K College when it is broken up.

A lifetime in the making, the musical Carnaby Street has been a true labour of love for top music promoter Carl Leighton-Pope, as he told Kathryn Tye

A man is still in hospital two months after being knocked over in a crash.

Former I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here contestant Rosemary Shrager has just opened a cookery school in Tunbridge Wells' Corn Exchange

Camp musical Priscilla, Queen of The Desert flounces into Kent's theatres this week. What's On found what will be in store for audiences.

Organiser Vince Power has blamed the 'poor economic climate' for his shock decision to cancel the two-day Paddock Wood music event