Microplane® is the pioneer of photo-etched graters, none more famous than the iconic, long-lasting, rasp like Premium Classic Zester, created over 25 years ago. Used, and loved, by professional chefs, TV  cookery

By Olivia Riccini Living in a neighbouring village, I have known the village of Bridge my entire life. A village that still showcases the traditional identity of Kentish life and halcyon days

Fenwick Canterbury is delighted to announce the launch of contemporary furniture brand Heal’s on Friday, 22nd April. Located within the furniture department on the second floor of the store and set over

Insects are the most diverse and ecologically important group of animals in land habitats. Celebrate the wonderful “bug” this May half-term at Kent’s most popular native British wildlife park.  From Saturday 28 May

Tue 7th-Fri 11th June 2022 The smash-hit West End production, and second company of Tony, Grammy and Olivier award winning musical, Jersey Boys, will head out on a new tour of the

PREPAPRE FOR THE THEATRICAL DRAG EXTRAVAGANZA OF 2022 Three of the fiercest drag stars from the US and UK are to star with a full supporting company of singers and dancers in

 Percy’s, West London’s newest spot for late-night drinking, dining and dancing, on Kensington High Street is offering everything from free cocktails to £5 plates. With free entry, Percy’s has a playful atmosphere

An artistic slant is added to this year’s Hever In Bloom as 4,000 roses come into flower This summer, Hever Castle & Gardens’ summer celebration will place roses in the foreground and focus visitors gaze

As the United Kingdom turns out to enjoy the extra-long Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend to celebrate HM Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne, Penshurst Place will be putting out

Celebrated stand-up comedienne Shaparak Khorsandi is set to take to the stage on Saturday 4th June 2022 at The Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells. In her new show, entitled IT WAS THE 90S!, Shaparak

With over 50 vineyards taking up acres of Kent’s luscious countryside, it’s no surprise that Kent is now heralded as the Wine Garden of England. Providing glorious backdrops for wine tasting and

The Ferry House’s location is acknowledged to be “the nearest faraway place to London”, and they’re not wrong. Under an hour from the capital and almost the same from the major Kentish