On the longest day, the National Trust is urging people to celebrate the Summer Solstice by getting out in nature and enjoying the moment.

Two new dads have recorded a podcast series in lockdwon specially for fathers, which will launch on Father's Day.

Our campaign Love Your Local is supporting pubs across the county during lockdown. Find out the latest here and see if your local's signed up.

With wildlife parks reopened and historic sites beginning to reopen their gardens, there's more to go out and do across the county. Here's the latest:

Cycling has become more popular than ever in lockdown. We've found five ideas for you on where to head and inspiration on rides to try across Kent:

English Wine Week starts this weekend and there's never been a better time to buy local, by toasting the event with wines grown and produced in Kent.

One of the county's most iconic castles has announced the first step in its reopening plans.

The National Trust has warned people not to take barbecues to beauty spots and leave litter due to the danger of wild fires.

A series of drive-in experiences have been promised at a Kent park this summer, with dates yet to be announced.

From Oxo to FA Cup oddities and spying to sea forts, here are some weird and wonderful tales from Kent's past which may be news to you.

Farm shops have seen business boom during lockdown as many of us embraced the good life, and ordered locally-grown goodies like never before.

As lockdown eases, we asked you to help us pick a winner in our photographic competition, Snapshot Kent, and today we reveal the results:

Find out which pubs we've been helping as part of our campaign Love You Love, and the latest news on what they've been doing to keep us all served.

A Kent castle is one of the first sites set to be reopened by English Heritage, it has been announced.

Doctor Who and The League of Gentleman star Mark Gatiss is the latest actor to appear in the National Theatre at Home lockdown series.

Organisers of a beer festival which attracts thousands have postponed to next year when they hope to hold it along the lines that made it so popular.

It is 150 years since author Charles Dickens died and to mark the anniversary we take a look at his local links and how he was inspired by Kent.

Pub in the Park founder Tom Kerridge is launching a new drive-in cinema experience with a special menu in the county this summer.

Is sitting in a pub garden with a pint of freshly poured beer one of life's greatest pleasures? Secret Drinker picks his top 5 places for it.

The National Trust has announced it is opening two more sites' gardens and parkland to limited numbers of visitors.