Law graduate John Whaite has gone from strength to strength since winning BBC2's Great British Bake Off and now has his second cook book on sale...

There is over 40 stalls at the Sandwich Food Fayre today for people to sample treats from around the world and listen to music.

TV personality Paul Hendy is set to judge the Sandwich Food Fayre competition

There's nothing plain (or cheap) about the treats in cookery queen Jane Asher's Beautiful Baking. The new book that she's launching with Poundland.

Some of the best pork in southern England is being produced by a prize-winning butchers right on our doorstep.

Forget ringing for a takeaway or grabbing a jar of ready-made sauce, and try cooking Indian grub from scratch. It can be a lot easier than you think.

Easter weekend doesn't all have to be about chocolate... why not give eggs a crack? Celebrity chef Dean Edwards tells you how...

The Five Bells in Eastry is hosting a charity beer festival to raise money for Kent Air Ambulance.

The secret to stress-free family cooking is crafting meals everyone enjoys, says Annabel Karmel. Here's a recipe from her new book to get you going...

Great British Bake Off judge Mary Berry always tries to make it home to cook supper and one of her favourite dishes is our recipe of the week.

MasterChef' judge John Torode comes up with this week's recipe of the week.

A Chinese Elvis impersonator played a sell-out show on the opening night of a new themed bar.

A new Chinese restaurant owner has got Elvis always on his mind - as an impersonator who will keep the King's memory alive for diners.

The Wife of Bath in Wye has just celebrated 50 years of business, so we took a look to see what's been keeping people coming for all those years.

A sumptuous success that made Broadstairs the epicure epicentre of the south.

All tastes will be catered for at a feast of food and drink events taking place in the county this weekend

With new management and a new family-oriented programme of entertainment, this year's three-day event is set to be bigger and better than ever

Local beers, ciders and wine will be on offer at the second Folkestone Leas Lift Beer Festival of the year

Huge crowds enjoy the food, traditions and fun on a successful first day, with lots more planned later.

What could be more typically English than afternoon tea? But a new breed of experience is emerging which is anything but traditional...