Day two of Ramblin' Man fair saw thousands of rockers take over a popular park - read our review here.

Thousands headed for Maidstone's Mote Park for the first night of this year's Ramblin' Man Fair, headlined by The Darkness. Here's our review:

Some of golfing's biggest names will play in Kent at the PGA Seniors Championship, ahead of next year's Open - and we're giving away tickets.

Local, national and international street food will be among the highlights of a food and drink festival, returning for a fourth year.

An annual cherry fair is back this weekend with more than 300 varieties of the fruit and a cherry pip spitting contest.

Fans of the ITV show Love Island will be able to watch the finale of the series on the big screen in Kent.

Sponsored editorial: Change4Life and Disney launch Kent campaign to get kids more active and healthy.

Following Disney's decision to delete a scene from Toy Story 2, KM Group film critic Mike Shaw asks: Is it ever appropriate to delete the past?

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Thousands will rock out as the Ramblin' Man Fair returns to a Kent park, with big names playing three days of live music.

A huge water slide through a village, which raises funds for charity, will be making a splash again this weekend.

From beaches to rollercoasters and family trails to magic shows, here's what's happening to start the summer holidays in Kent:

More than 200 real ales and ciders will be at a popular, long-running beer festival when it is back at its new venue for a second year running.

Grab your bucket and spade and head to the beach this weekend, as a sandcastle contest is back.

A popular festival celebrating VWs, with live music and family-friendly fun, will support a charity dedicated to helping the homeless.

Is the new version of The Lion King, 25 years on from the original, the cat's whiskers? Find out with our review:

Hundreds of Kate Bush fans joined forces for the second annual 'Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever' in Kent.

Adventurer and Deadly 60 star Steve Backshall will be talking about his new TV show and book and meeting fans at a Kent shopping centre.

A park will be flooded with visitors this weekend, as international and local artists take centre stage.

A charity open air music festival is being staged in aid of the homeless.