A mum-of-three has decorated her house in a 1940s style for just £3k - and says she loves it despite trolls saying it is “disgusting”.

The stunning flowers will soon be springing up all over the county and we’ve got the best winter gardens to visit if you want to see them.

A derelict building is being restored once again as a bed and breakfast, assuaging local fears that the structure could be turned into flats.

As more of the Kentish countryside is being covered in solar panels, why are so many farmers selling their land to developers?

Eighteen acres of open space close to the River Medway is being offered for sale at auction.

Pictures show a filthy house caked in dirt and limescale before and after receiving its first deep clean in 20 years.

From breathtaking red and orange flowers to autumnal leaves on the trees, Kent’s gardens are set to look beautiful this season.

A ‘jungle’ has been created in the grounds of one of the county’s top tourist destinations.

The charred husk of a former pub gutted by fire will be bulldozed to make way for homes.

A derelict former nursing home blighted by vandalism and squatters is being transformed into a “luxury seaside development”.

The gardens, which boast beautiful lakes, flower beds and meadows, will be open to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme.

Take a look at Kent’s stunning new garden sculpture trail

With temperature records being broken across the world, we found out how climate change is being felt here in Kent.

A secluded woodland cabin is up for sale, offering a rare opportunity to live “off-grid”.

A seaside town has again been named one of the best places to live along the coast for its “colourful streets” and “artsy projects”.

The world’s oldest bungalow has gone on the market with an eye-watering price tag.

The county’s largest wildlife park is opening its historic gardens to the public with a series of expert-led tours.

From tropical havens to wildflower meadows, Kent is home to some truly breathtaking summer gardens. Here are our top picks for July.

Kent’s woodland areas have grown by 4,000 hectares in the past 30 years, but the fight must go on to protect and improve them.

A new-build home by the sea has caught the attention of neighbours – for going against the grain of the “DFL-grey” modern look.