Sarah Sturt

Monkton-based artist Matthew Alexander’s masterful landscapes capture the alluring Kent countryside and its open skies.

Stroll through a sea of blue with Kent Life’s suggestion six of the best bluebells woods in Kent for a spring walk

With Summer fast approaching, here are five of the best spots in Kent for a stroll by coast, canal and river.

The chef-patron of Chapter One, Andy McLeish, on an old family favourite, pumpkin pie

Sarah Sturt reviews the jazz-age twist of Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Globe

Feel like a character in an Agatha Christie novel as you traverse through the Kentish countryside with a four-course dinner and Champagne aboard a vintage steam train

BBC1 series Classic Mary Berry showed the baker at Leeds Castle, which she visited during its annual Festival of Flowers

Finchcocks, recently sold for over £3m, will continue opening its doors to the public for its piano museum and world class piano courses

After Christmas album success, the Canterbury Cathedral Choir is releasing another album

Community group The Forgotten Frontline, cartoonist Dave Chisholm and historian Mark Harrison have created The Whitstable Tapestry, on display all year