His set was short, but The Verve’s Richard Ashcroft proved a hit at Dreamland on Friday night - we went along to review it.

Huge hits and massive noise - the Kaiser Chiefs certainly let you know they were in town and our reviewer was there to relive his teenage years.

The touring production of An Officer and a Gentleman will have you laughing, crying, cheering and trying not to sing along.

Discover the glory of a Belgian break and see history played out in front of you

We went along to watch the wonderful magic of childhood film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang come to life on stage.

We tried grown-up chicken nuggets and a “pork belly of dreams” at a restaurant and wine bar where a former MasterChef finalist is working wonders.

An open-air summer theatre tour taking in venues across Kent kicked off with some serious Shakespeare in the form of war play Henry V.

We review a Scottish double-header as Simple Minds and Del Amitri cheer up a crowd deflated by England’s lacklustre Euro 2024 performance.

Our reviewer headed to the coast, didn’t read the menu properly and paid a steep price for a modest pot of chips.

Our reporter tried a new dish at a wildlife park inspired by a gorilla’s favourite produce – and came face-to-face with a giraffe.

1970s musical Jesus Christ Superstar has been resurrected, and we went to the opening night of the rock opera to see what’s the buzz.

Nu-metal band Limp Bizkit played a sold-out gig that brought crowd-surfing, mosh pits and projectile vomiting to Kent.

Adult-only evening sessions at a leading Kent wildlife reserve offer the perfect chance to explore nature, says our reporter.

Ska band Madness showed a red fez-wearing crowd a whole lot of fun as they smashed through their classic hits.

The heavens opened as Canadian rockstar Bryan Adams took to the Kent stage - but even the rain couldn’t put a damper on things.

The nineties TV newsroom farce Drop the Dead Donkey is back in a new stage show - and we went along to see it.

A legendary band launched a highly anticipated summer of live music on the Kent coast.

There were high heels, synthetic wigs and plenty of tucking tape at the opening night of feel-good musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.

We review the heart-warming and gripping new theatre show told from a child’s perspective.

We sent our reviewer to a tucked away side street restaurant after seeing it feature in a celebrity chef’s recent showcase on the town’s food scene.