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Heritage Open Days are back so we’ve picked 10 unique days out, from WWI trenches to Victorian cemeteries - and you don’t even need to book.
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The striking property has stained glass windows in the living room and a chapel of ease in the back garden.
The new festival will include speeches read by Churchill’s great-grandchildren and talks from expert historians.
A string of outdoor summer gigs is coming to a close this month - but it’s going out with a bang with three big-name artists.
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Salute to the ‘40s returns to Kent with jive dance lessons, vintage fashion stalls and live swing music.
Our reporter visited an eye-catching Turkish restaurant that could rival a glitzy cocktail bar with its mirrored walls and flashy neon signs.
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The free event was cancelled in the summer due to bad weather but will now go ahead with artwork, music and craft workshops.
A beer festival has rerouted a number of shuttle buses to help punters get to and from the venue amidst weekend train strikes.
The dazzling new event will be in addition to the festive trails at Tonbridge Castle, Leeds Castle and Bedgebury National Pinetum.
The former pro golfer once owned a stunning two-bedroom apartment inside a historic Kent castle.
The Elizabethan queen is said to have celebrated her 40th birthday at a historic Kent cathedral 450 years ago.
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Hop Festival, one of Kent’s biggest beer festivals, is back for another year of local tipples, live bands, Morris dancers and more.
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The X Factor cheeky chappy had audiences swooning with his wedding-themed headline concert.
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One of the county’s best-loved attractions is opening a brand new outdoor art trail themed around animals and their habitats.
The former Strictly dancer and musical theatre star will be making his panto debut as the villain this Christmas.
It’s just a jump to the left… Richard O’Brien’s wacky rock ‘n’ roll musical will be crash-landing in a Kent theatre.
Events company Pop and Bark is bringing its hugely popular - and very Instagrammable - ‘Pupucino’ bar and doggy bakery to a Kent location.
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From family festivals to medieval jousting, there’s plenty of fantastic things to do over the August bank holiday weekend. Here’s our top picks.
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The food and drink festival celebrates local produce from a Kent town, along with live music and a children’s funfair.
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Olly Murs, who finished in second place on the singing show, will perform his biggest hits at an open-air concert by the coast.
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