Four stars will take over kmfm next week as part of the station's Christmas with the Stars.

He used to somersaults on stage and was a vocal coach for Shirley Bassey, but at 90, Frank Holder is still ready for that next gig.

Wonder Woman has landed in Kent - as crews are said to be filming the major blockbuster today.

Maidstone's newest rock festival, the Ramblin' Man Fair, will return in July 2016.

Need a reason to celebrate this weekend? How about the tenth anniversary of the world's first micropub... in Kent!

Tickets for next year’s Kent County Show have gone on sale in November for the first time in the hope they will be bought as Christmas presents.

Residents in Sevenoaks are being invited to screenings at a pop-up cinema next month.

If you've been inspired by the BBC TV show the Great Pottery Throw Down, there's a chance to try your hand this week.

It’s the final chapter of the county's biggest literary festival this weekend as the 10-day extravaganza reaches its finale.

Museum's latest collection brings together famous faces and puppets from the worlds of children’s TV and cinema.

There's a new Star Wars film about to be released. But what order would you put the ones so far in, asks film writer Mike Shaw.

kmfm presenters and the cast of the Tunbridge Wells pantomime turned on the Christmas lights at west Kent's largest shopping centre this year.

The Headcorn Ukulele Group take centre stage at this Friday's festive celebration

What's On is teaming up with Kent brewer Shepherd Neame to offer the chance to win a tasty tipple brewed in Kent.

Ola Jordan confirms she is to bow out of Strictly Come dancing after ten years on the show.

Straight from school to the acting world: Gravesend-born Ashley Cousins stars in the national tour of David Walliams' Gangsta Granny.

As a Kent photographer released never before seen photos of Roald Dahl, he told us about his meeting with the world's best-loved author.

Rochester Cathedral’s choir will make history when it appears alongside the James Taylor Quartet at legendary London jazz club Ronnie Scott's

Thousands are expected at a brand new festival, on a site which once saw the likes of Calvin Harris and the Maccabees perform.

The children's favourite is coming to Ashford as the star attraction at Saturday's festive family fun day.