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A Christmas parade led by a giant firebird will light up a town centre with a new route ahead of this year's festivities.
Food critic Tom Parker-Bowles was left impressed by a new restaurant in a Kent shopping centre, labelling dishes “glorious” and “exquisitely cooked”.
Bag yourself a second-hand bargain, pick up some retro fashion or refresh your home with antique furniture at these winter antique fairs.
Secret Drinker gets the warmest of welcomes at a village pub packed with history, punters and painters.
A former high-class art gallery and gift shop in the town is set to become a cafe and “a hub for dining and entertainment” after a renovation project.
A Christmas market promising a “magical experience” will return to a Kent seaside attraction next month.
Get out and pick up some fresh, seasonal produce at some of the county’s biggest and best farmers’ markets.
It’s a day of surprises as Secret Drinker visits a backstreet boozer to behold
The company behind the popular Cosy Club chain has revealed the opening date for its next restaurant and bar.
A House of Fraser is has reopened with new brands after being closed for six months for a major revamp.
A Southern US-style fast food chain is to join the ranks at one of Kent's most popular shopping centres in time for Christmas.
Pub licensees who oversaw the reversal in fortunes of a town’s backstreet boozer have now been tasked with working their magic on another hostelry.
A vacant high street unit which served as a travel agents for almost 40 years could become a new Asian-themed restaurant.
Secret Drinker visits a huge pub packed with potential and plenty of punters who care
A popular American food chain has been bought out, but a number of its restaurants are to close.
Two shop owners fed up of having to travel to London for good quality Asian produce have opened their own cash and carry.
Secret Drinker ducks into a large family restaurant and pub on the coast
A pub has been forced to close for the third time in two years after its latest licensees called it quits.
A massive fireworks display at a 17th century pub which attracts hundreds has been cancelled - while another village has also cancelled its event.
An opening date for the highly-anticipated arrival of a new Ivy restaurant in Kent has been confirmed.