A popular military show featuring vintage and modern vehicles and aircraft comes to the county for a 12th year this weekend.

With its summer campaign, See and Be Scene, London's Belgravia wants to show it's a spot for a superior staycation for anyone. We tried it out:

Public gardens which were formerly free to enter have reopened after 18 months of closure - but admission will now cost you.

Three Kent towns have been named by the Met Office as the sunniest in the UK thanks to a yearly average of 720 hours of sunshine.

Get lost in one of Kent's intricate maize mazes this summer, which have once again opened for the summer, each with its own unique theme.

It's time to make a splash and dive in to the summer holidays with outdoor pools, paddling pools and lidos. We've picked six to try across the county.

From death-defying stunts to live music and drama, we've found six super events for all ages to try this weekend across Kent.

A wild animal sanctuary closed to the public in the pandemic will open its gates for the first time in over a year for its popular open days.

We missed it last year and now Music4Martha is back with a packed line-up in aid of a Kent care charity.

There's only a few weeks each year to see Kent's lavender fields - creating a buzz on Instagram - in bloom. We tried one of the sought-after slots.

It may be midsummer, but highlights of a Christmas light trail which had to be cancelled mid-run last year, have been revealed as tickets are on sale.

A council is urging festival-goers and those living near a town park to visit a walk-in clinic to get a Covid jab.

Tickets have gone on sale for one of the county's biggest Pride events, which will be held in August after having to be postponed last year.

From live theatre and jazz to family fun, vintage vibes and steam trains, our six super events will give you inspiration for what to get out and do.

World famous Canterbury Cathedral is bursting with activities for the summer holidays, and all while entry for children is free. Find out more here:

The Folkestone Triennial is back for another bumper outdoor exhibition - here's what you can see.

Beach review: On a sun-soaked weekend we put one of Kent's Blue Flag beaches to the test

A new weekend-long festival dedicated to the 1920s will get underway today after being postponed last year.

From a fun day devoted to dogs, steam trains and gardens to outdoor theatre, we've found seven events happening across the county to try this weekend.

A popular outdoor food and drink festival is back for a sixth year this weekend.