In June 1667, 350 years ago, an Anglo-Dutch naval battle on the Medway saw English defeat and the tide of history turned for ever. Article first published in June 2017

While there aren’t any Guy Fawkes Night firework events taking place around the county this year, we’ll be featuring videos of displays from years gone by, how events are being rescheduled or how you can support locations that previously held events

Half term is sorted with these spooky Halloween events and things to do in Kent

Heritage Open Days is back – with an emphasis this year on discovering previously overlooked green spaces | Words: Francesca Baker - Photos: courtesy of Heritage Open Days

Enjoy these five romantic walking spots in Kent, together they span our glorious county at its finest

Setting off from the beach at St Margaret’s, prepare to be amazed at the feast of delights that will unfold before you as you meander along across cliff tops

A walk at one of Kent’s National Trust sites connects you with our county’s rich history and heritage while also providing you with some breathtaking scenery. Here are ten great routes you should try

From rambles through the Kent Downs to pretty village walks and urban strolls, this guide to some of Kent’s prettiest walking routes is essential for the intrepid adventurer