#44 : joshua osborne

Thanet photographer Joshua Osborne sees people. His stunning array of images put authentic characters at the centre of his work, no matter who they are.

…there’s normally a queue out of the door as well as a community of regular patrons gathered al fresco enjoying coffee and a chat.

Caroline Bugby on exploring the relationships between humans and non-humans

The Happy Mondays return to Dreamland in Margate, Kent, in 2026

From revving motorbikes to spoken word to banging metal ladders, Domestic Bliss is chaos funnelled, noises refined and words chiselled into an intriguing record

Columnist Anna Willatt, aka Esoteric Isle, delves into the history of the county’s witches

Columnist Cara Blackburn picks out the Kent wildlife to look out for this spring

Featuring reviews of Georgie Parker, aKadem, Jude Ness, Old Mercia, Mariella and Jake St. Ange

It’s buzzing for lunchtime and we are there to try out the set menu…

Unlike others, this martial-arts temple offers outstanding hours, has convenient parking and might actually hold the key to cracking the code of life

Kent wine communicator Natalia Suta lets go of wine guilt, pours away etiquette and breaks a few vino rules

Columnist Zahra Barri talks to Isle of Sheppey author Rebecca Gransden about pilgrimage 

Kent indie retailer County Clothes remains a stalwart of the city’s high street 

Brand new to Bank Street in Maidstone, Jerky Werky’s opened in mid-January, bringing a Caribbean flavour to the town centre