There’s no better way to treat your dad than a good gin and tonic… especially when it’s free!   Make up for lost time and head to the pub for lunch or

Kent’s food & drink experts, Macknade, have officially unveiled a striking mural at their popular Food Village in Faversham. The artwork, created by local artist Genevieve Devroey, decorates the undercover eating booths,

The beautiful Kent & East Sussex Railway is one of the country’s most highly rated tourist attractions. It is fitting that the heritage line’s long-anticipated reopening on Saturday 22nd May 2021 should

This month the Beaney were planning to open the doors to a special exhibition celebrating the centenary of Canterbury’s favourite bear, Rupert.    Sadly, the lockdown means the Beaney is now temporarily closed and the opening

How lucky are we to live in the Garden of England, home to some of the best produce, producers and eateries in the country. To help you support Eat Out to Help

Kent is the proud parent of over 50 glorious and vastly different beaches along its shoreline on the south-eastern tip of England. On the northern tip are the up-and-coming coastal towns of

Westerham might be a relatively small town with a population of around 5,000 or so, but its enviable location close to the M25, picturesque, quintessentially Kentish surroundings, picture-postcard looks and vast range

The Isle of Thanet is a special part of Kent, and Margate is a special part of Thanet. The rambling streets and quirky boutiques make it unique and the beach – the

Cranbrook has a rather grand title: the capital of the Weald of Kent. Quite apt, if we do say so ourselves. Located around halfway between the county town of Maidstone and East

This year Sevenoaks Town Council wishes to plant Sevenoaks red to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the end of WW1. Sevenoaks in Bloom will participate in the national scheme to create a

Three decades on, the effects endure in the landscapes – and memories – of places caught up in the eye of the Great Storm. Between 2am and 6am on 16 October 1987,

Folkestone is in the midst of a huge regeneration, led mainly by the arts. This month, insideKENT spoke to one of the town’s artists, who also has his own gallery in Folkestone,