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It only takes a minute to listen to our review of Netflix's remake of Daphne de Maurier's Rebecca. Hear it here:
Secret Drinker returns to a city centre pub to see what's changed in 35 years
You could get a glimpse of some wild animals as you head for your lunch at a new garden-inspired restaurant which has opened in Port Lympne Reserve.
Sixteen of the county's hotels and B&Bs have been featured in the latest Good Hotel Guide, which has been published this week.
A wheel of death, flying trapeze and a deadly crossbow are among the heart-stopping circus acts now touring Kent.
What is it like to visit one of Kent's historic attractions post-lockdown? As part of our series of reviews, we've visited Hever Castle to find out.
How are Kent's visitor attractions managing to operate safely post-lockdown? In the first of a new series, we visited Wildwood to find out.
The first of the county's cinemas reopened to film fans this weekend - here's what the experience was like.
With classrooms closed to all ages, Kent Adult Education's courses have moved online. We tried what it's like to be creative and learn lockdown style.
A board game shop delivering to customers during lockdown reveals the best games to play right now.
A show of two halves filled with complicated, sexy dance numbers and some shocks at the end, Cabaret the Musical was a serious hit for our reviewer.
'You should try anything once, except Morris dancing' says our undercover reporter after a trip to the pub.
Archivist Leon Berger and partner Sovra Newman unearthed little-known songs in a tribute to English song-writers Michael Flanders and Donald Swann.
A series of terrifying tales is frightfully good.
Our undercover reporter heads to a Spoons with courteous door staff, a quieter atmosphere and even a sofa in the ladies' loos.
A performance that starts as abruptly as it ends, Lady Chatterley's Lover is a show full of passion, drama and defiance.
An awe-inspiring replica of the moon is on show for the next few weeks - and it's free to see. This is what we thought when we saw it:
Dial M for Murder, famous for Hitchcock's genre-defining film, stars Strictly's Tom Chambers and Not Going Out's Sally Bretton, as it comes to Kent.
A musical retelling of Gloria Estefan's rise to success is a cure for these frosty nights.
Rag and bone man Harold Steptoe and his irascible dad Albert have been arguing again. John Nurden went along to see what all the noise was about...
We have two family tickets for four to give away to Christmas at the Castle
View the latest coronavirus stats including new cases, rolling rate and case rate compared to average.
What's for dinner? Plan meals, try new foods and explore cuisines with tested recipes from the country's top chefs.
Trying to find the right nursery, school, college, university or training provider in Kent or Medway? Our Education Directory has everything you could possibly need!
Coronavirus is devastating families across the country. Here we pay tribute to those who have died from the virus in Kent.
