This Christmas Hever Castle & Gardens will be taking you on a magical journey down the rabbit hole and into the enchanting world of Alice in Wonderland.  On selected evenings you can

Faversham-based brewer Shepherd Neame has teamed up with a local food producer to create a bespoke Kentish tomato chutney for use in its pubs. Karimix, based in the village of Selling near

Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve, Kent’s award-winning wedding venue is offering couples the chance to save £1000 on the wedding of their dreams, plus win an incredible mini moon. Available on new confirmed

The highly acclaimed ‘NATIVITY! THE MUSICAL’ is back for a third year in London and the producers of the smash-hit show are thrilled to announce the fabulous Sharon Osbourne will be joining the

Organic is everywhere these days, from farmers’ markets to the supermarket, but although it may seem like it, organic is not a new concept. Although it may feel as though organic food,

The traditional British Sunday roast is the staple of autumn weekends. It’s memories of childhood, waking up after a lie-in to the smell of roasting meat. It’s wandering down to the kitchen

Our amazing county of Kent is known as the Garden of England, and for good reason. Here you can find a bountiful amount of produce from our enviable orchards, our fertile farmyards,

There is a lot to be said for doing nothing. In fact, doing nothing is sometimes exactly the one thing that you need to do – sit back, relax, stop worrying and

Most artists choose one medium to work in and then make that their trademark. For Kent artist Virginia Griffith-Jones, one medium is just not enough – she loves (and uses) them all.

Sandwich is an idyllic town on the magnificent Kent coast that harks back to traditional ways and times, and yet has a distinct aura of modern about it; it may be small,

Laying claim to a whopping 350 miles of glorious coastline and more Blue Flag beaches than any other county in the entire country, the variety of different environments to be discovered across

The long summer holidays are upon us and although that’s great news for school-weary children and their parents, it can sometimes become a little…well, dull, having to fill endless hours with activities.