Those looking forward to festive shows at London theatres are set to be disappointed as stringent coronavirus restrictions are rolled out.

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The line-up for this year's Strictly Come Dancing final has been revealed. But did a Kent Youtube star make it through?

A Channel 4 film crew has been shooting scenes for My Name is Lizzie, the true story about the 1992 murder of Rachel Nickell.

Producers rapped over the knuckles for forcing cyclists to use the Sheppey Crossing have been allowed back to finish shooting ITV thriller Too Close.

Music fans can snap up their tickets to see Canadian singer Bryan Adams play a date in the county next summer from today.

The strict Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions are taking their toll on Kent's live music pubs.

A father-of-four has recreated one of JMW Turner's most famous paintings for a giant mural on the seafront of a Kent resort.

The towering shell of an historic structure could be repurposed as an open-air drive-in cinema and performance space in 2021.

Some theatres in the capital are bringing live theatre back for audiences. We look at seven on offer this festive season:

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Two friends from Kent have launched a catchy festive number - in a bid to raise funds to help buy food and gifts for those in need this Christmas.

Bedgebury Pinetum's picture-perfect Christmas trail returns at last.

Stringent coronavirus restrictions in Kent have forced the county's biggest theatre to push back its pantomime.

Past and present members of a youth theatre have teamed up to create a song which highlights the importance of such community groups.

Fans of Moo Mop Mouse paintings which have been popping up in a Kent seaside resort can now buy Christmas cards and PJs featuring the little rodent.

The National Trust has released free virtual backgrounds of some of its most famous sites, including Winston Churchill's study, to use at home.

A family-friendly, one-mile illuminated trail through a forest will now open to visitors after a two-week delay due to lockdown.

A youth worker and director's acclaimed county lines film hopes to educate and outrage communities across Kent.

With theatres and venues facing more restrictions, we look at all the county's pantos and shows this Christmas and find out when they will go on.