From Whitstable to New York’s 5 Pointz, Timmy Newland has taken his love of street art to the graffiti Mecca and back again
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Travel columnist Julia Hanley-Gordon spends 48 hours in Portugal’s capital Lisbon to eat fish from tins and stare at street art
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From touring with The Pogues and U2, to resurrecting a rotten bar in Margate’s Old Town and starting a soul music festival, Eli Thompson of Olby’s Soul Cafe has a novel’s worth of stories
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Paul ‘Bruno’ Brown from Sheppey loves a bit of train-er spotting, as evidenced by his Adidas collection which numbers more than 100 pairs. He told Andy Gray how he earned his stripes
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Harbour Street Tapas brings a small plate of Galicia to Whitstable, writes Marijke Hall
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We speak to some of Kent’s record store owners on why they think vinyl is making a comeback
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Fashion columnist Siobhan Maroney heads to Whitstable’s The Whiting Post to meet Helen Diamond and some colourful brands that are turning heads
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Colombo No.7 Gin and ‘cene magazine combine to bring an evening of Sri Lankan flavour to Kentish behaviour in Folkestone
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We spoke to designer Billie Jacobina about her foray into high-fashion and retaining a slot at London Fashion Week
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The first band from Kent to provide a kick up the arse for the music industry for a very long time, we went back stage at Dreamland to meet Slaves
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