Register now for some of the 119 attractions across Kent offering free tickets for the Kent Big Weekend.

Get out and about to explore Kent for free with these walks to take with your dog all across the county.

Plays, performances and a weekend of celebrations will all mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death in Kent.

Dig out those family heirlooms as the BBC's Antiques Roadshow announces it will film in Kent this summer.

It may only be a few days after Christmas but these young birds clearly thought it was spring as they hatched during the unusually mild weather.

The Kent Big Weekend, which encourages people to get out and see attractions across the county, celebrates its 10th birthday in 2016.

Make a day of it by heading from Kent to the bright lights of London for a Christmas shopping experience.

Travel in style on the Orient Express' sister train, the Belmond British Pullman next year with the Heart of Kent Hospice.

A popular attraction that temporarily closed last month has announced the date it will open again.

Tickets for next year’s Kent County Show have gone on sale in November for the first time in the hope they will be bought as Christmas presents.

The Headcorn Ukulele Group take centre stage at this Friday's festive celebration

An exhibition about the early life of Winston Churchill opens at his former Kent home this weekend. His granddaughter Celia Sandys gave us a tour.

Every year millions of migrant birds fly into Kent - and you can meet them at a wildlife migration day.

Attractions including a famous Cathedral, a zoo and an art gallery have come out top for Kent's most popular attractions.

People of all ages have been flocking to a medieval building opened to the public by a group of volunteers.

The story of Dreamland's iconic rollercoaster has had its ups and downs, but it's now set to carry its first passengers in 10 years.

The Vulcan will be passing over Kent on Sunday afternoon; here are the approximate times from takeoff.

Funding for a brand new museum at the heart of Folkestone has been given the go-ahead today.

The Grade II listed rollercoaster looks close to opening after workers tested the ride.

Home is where the heart is - but it may also be where the danger is. Ward and Partners offers advice on how to keep your home safe this autumn.