St Peter’s Church is a nice pretty Norman church in the Kent village of Bekesbourne. The church also has a long and distinguished history stretching back to the 13th Century. Over the centuries the church has been enlarged and unfortunately...

If you love the sound of leather on willow then you cannot get better than a seat at St Lawrence Cricket Ground in Canterbury. The St Lawrence ground has been the home of the Kent Cricket Club since its formation....

The Church of the Holy Innocents in the small Kent village of Adisham has a commanding view of the community from atop a small hill. The church itself dates back to the 11th Century and in layout forms a perfect...

Howletts Wild Animal Park is home to a wide variety of animals, from tapirs and small cats, to tigers and gorillas. Howletts is set within 90 acres and has the largest group of captive gorillas in the world. Another main...

In July 2010 Littlebourne Cricket Club celebrated their one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the club’s foundation having been formed in the summer of 1860. The club plays regular matches in local, County and National leagues throughout the summer months...

St Augustine’s Abbey is the oldest Anglo-Saxon abbey in England. Founded in 597 by St Augustine, it was originally built as a burial site for the Kings of Kent. Largely rebuilt after the Norman Conquest, it began to fall into...

The small Kent village of Kingston can be found just outside of Canterbury and at its heart is the ancient church of St Giles. The church was founded by the Norman invaders out of local flint and stones. In the...

St Martin's Priory in Canterbury is a very special and particularly ancient church. The church has the distinction of being the oldest church in England that has been in continuous use since the Roman era. St Martin's was named for...

Unlike most churches in Kent St Mary’s at Fordwich was not extensively modernized by the Victorians and therefore retains a great deal of its earliest Norman character. Despite this there is a beautiful 20th Century east window designed by the...

Lower Hadres is a very small village some distance from Canterbury in Kent and at its heart is the imposing Victorian church of St Mary’s. Today’s church was erected on the site of many previous churches dating back as far...

The small Kentish village of Bridge can be found just outside of the City of Canterbury. Amongst the village's old houses the Parish Church of St Peter, with its very tall spire, dominates the countryside for many miles around. There...