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Egyptian food is not something served up across Kent - but one seaside town is doing just that and our reviewer went along to check it out.
It would be a crime to miss out on seeing the world’s most famous detective in Kent this week.
All the best jokes and scenes from eighties classic sitcom Only Fools and Horses are squished together to make the perfect feel-good musical
Our reporter was disappointed to discover there was little luxurious about this fancy spin on an all-American classic - other than the price.
The Gonzo artist’s first UK exhibition in 10 years is opening in Kent - and we went along to see some of his finest work.
Our reviewer heads back to a familiar spot now under a new name and management and hoping to last longer than its short-lived predecessor.
We reviewed an 11-night cruise around Iceland and it certainly beat airport security chaos
Our reporter took a trip to France and was fully immersed in life on the slopes, from ski lessons to wine tasting.
We went along to the opening night of Grease for an evening of hydromatic hand jives and stateside summer lovin’.
We went along to the opening night of the spectacular Broadway musical A Chorus Line as it made its way to Kent.
Our reviewer visits one of Kent’s foodie hotspots to sample the fun atmosphere with some excellent pizza.
We were at Dreamland as X Factor winner James Arthur took to the stage for a consummate display of songwriting and showmanship...
Noughties band Busted sparked a friendly rivalry on stage last night when they headlined a stunning Kent venue.
There’s no holiday by the Med for our reporter this summer, but one of the UK’s top local restaurants proved to be the next best thing...
The Aussie star gave audiences an eyeful at the opening night of risqué musical the Rocky Horror Show.
The singer-songwriter, best known for hits Only Love Can Hurt Like This and Lullaby, wooed the crowds on the coast.
Golden sands, crystal clear water and the perfect pint make this Kent beach a must-visit - but it has one major problem.
The opening night of feel-good musical Hairspray shared a much-needed message of love and positivity with Kent theatre-goers.
We were taken on a trip down Hollywood Boulevard at the opening night of Pretty Woman, starring Amber Davies and Ore Oduba.
A new cafe is offering a bargain big breakfast for just £8.99 - but does the taste match up to the enticing price?
At times more political rally than punk gig, Idles put on a powerful and provocative show at Margate’s Dreamland that wasn’t for the faint-hearted…
Suede and Manic Street Preachers were the latest bands to play at Dreamland for the venue’s summer of live music.
We visited a restaurant full of Union Jacks and Nigel Farage voters for a classic English breakfast. Just don’t bring a copy of the Guardian…
We came face-to-face with one of Disney’s wickedest villains at the live stage adaptation of 101 Dalmatians.
We review the Leeds Castle Classical Concert, where plucky picnickers partied in the rain to world-class music.
Our reviewer watches Nile Rodgers and Chic roll back the years in an electrifying display in front of a sell-out crowd at Margate’s Dreamland.
His set was short, but The Verve’s Richard Ashcroft proved a hit at Dreamland on Friday night - we went along to review it.
Huge hits and massive noise - the Kaiser Chiefs certainly let you know they were in town and our reviewer was there to relive his teenage years.
The touring production of An Officer and a Gentleman will have you laughing, crying, cheering and trying not to sing along.
Discover the glory of a Belgian break and see history played out in front of you
We went along to watch the wonderful magic of childhood film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang come to life on stage.
We tried grown-up chicken nuggets and a “pork belly of dreams” at a restaurant and wine bar where a former MasterChef finalist is working wonders.
An open-air summer theatre tour taking in venues across Kent kicked off with some serious Shakespeare in the form of war play Henry V.
We review a Scottish double-header as Simple Minds and Del Amitri cheer up a crowd deflated by England’s lacklustre Euro 2024 performance.
Our reviewer headed to the coast, didn’t read the menu properly and paid a steep price for a modest pot of chips.
