Restaurants in Kent may be closed, but they can still offer takeaways. In a new series, we look at how you can help them and highlight some near you.

World class theatre shows, backstage advice and workshops are available for free for school pupils and teachers by the National Theatre.

A local author, who realised his lifelong dream of publishing a book in the first lockdown, is set to release his second in this lockdown.

Voting has opened for awards which celebrate the best in food and drink that the county has to offer - and anyone can vote for their favourites.

Members of a 90s band from Kent have released their original demo tape on vinyl almost 30 years on, thanks to spare time during lockdown last year.

We missed out on some blockbusters last year, but Bond, Maverick and Neo are all due back on our screens this year. We take a look at what's coming:

Lockdown could be the perfect time to try Veganuary. We give you the facts, advice and some ideas about where to try takeaway vegan food near you.

Bat ecologists who found an elusive bat which hadn't been seen roosting in Kent for 100 years were elated after a 15-month search ended in success.

The first lockdown had us reaching for our gardening gloves, but what can we do this time around? We get tips from two of the county's experts.

A new team has taken over the running of a renowned puppetry festival which comes to Kent every two years, and is due back later this year.

It only takes a minute to see our review of the latest show streaming on Netflix, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. See it here:

A theatre and music venue have joined forces to announce a date with singer Newton Faulkner after what is hoped to be the end of lockdown.

The award-winning stage show of Kent author Michael Morpurgo's War Horse is now available on demand for the first time with National Theatre at Home.

It's been a tough week, so we have a fun quiz to set you up for the weekend which will test your knowledge of Kent's celebrities and their ages.

A panto which was watched by thousands live online could be performed on stage when theatres may have reopened at Easter.

A national heritage charity is urging people to keep their Christmas decorations up into February. But what do you think?

English Heritage is urging people to keep their festive decorations up through to what used to be known as Candlemas next month, to keep spirits up.

It only takes a minute to see our review of the latest show streaming on Disney+, Soul. Hear it here:

Could the county's biggest panto, in pop-up form online, bring the same festive cheer? Here's what we thought of the show, which was streamed free.

Visitors can now see inside one of the county's closed castles, including the bedroom Henry VIII slept in, with a series of videos and podcasts.