Features

Named for its elevated site above panoramic views of the North Downs, Belmont House – literally ‘Beautiful Mountain’ – is an elegant Georgian home with an interesting history and much to offer visitors inside and out.

One of Kent’s best known food & drink businesses is celebrating its 40th birthday this June.

Louise Tomlin went to meet the master metalworkers that create stunning structural steelwork.

Louise Tomlin chats with the man who rescues things that have been discarded by society and with skill, care and attention, they become treasured again – it’s a formula that can apply not only to broken chairs but to disadvantaged people too!

Our features writer Louise Tomlin talks to the owner and inventor of stone globe lights, Joanna Wallis

We climb up and inside the roof of Canterbury Cathedral with the carpenters appointed to work on a massive five-year conservation project.

Whitstable’s perennially popular Oyster Festival is back – and so are the acclaimed Whitstable Portraits. We talk to artist Nicola Uldemolins.

As you sit down to your meal, plate piled high with festive goodies, have a thought for the wild birds around you. What will they be eating for their Christmas dinner?

Nigel Slater on how to fashion a fantastic festive wreath

Adrian wood explains how he painstakingly restored a historical ‘chocolate box’ grade II listed 16th century thatched cottage to provide the perfect 21st living accommodation