In the village of Brookland in Kent is one of the county's most famous and unusual church's St Augustine’s Church. The church is extremely rare in that its spire is a three stage ‘candle snuffer’ made of wood and looks...

St Thomas Becket Church is the definitive image of the Romney Marsh as it sits alone next to a water filled dyke and is visible from a great distance across the sometimes desolate and empty grassy landscape of the marsh....

Brenzett Museum is a unique collection of wartime equipment, remains recovered from aircraft crash sites and memorabilia collected and donated to the museum since 1972. The exhibition is located within the original buildings used as a hostel for the Womens...

The village of Iden on the Kent and East Sussex border is mentioned in the Doomsday Book and it retains much of its original character to this day including the summer sport of Bowls played by the local Iden Bowls...

The unfortunately named Spong Wood is an area of natural woodland that covers an area of just over 18 hectares. Located conveniently near to Elmstead village church the area has been a woodland since ancient times and includes large areas...

St Clements Church in the tiny village of Old Romney in Kent appears to have come straight from the pages of a Dickens novel. St Clements has indeed appeared in the movie Dr Syn and also has some notable and...

St Dunstan’s Church in the tiny hamlet of Snargate can be found on the main road between Appledore and Brenzett in Kent. The church dates back to around the early 12th Century with many original and interesting features still preserved...

St Eanswith or St Eanswythe Church has a long history dating back to Saxon times in the 7th Century when a small church was first erected on the spot now occupied by the present day church. Sadly no trace of...

St Mary the Virgin in the tiny hamlet of Stone in Oxney, near Appledore in Kent, is a remarkable church. The church was originally built on the highest ground overlooking the Romney Marsh on an island called Oxney and was...

St Peter and St Paul Church in the quiet village of Appledore sits a small distance back from the village high street. The church was started in the early 12th Century and has remained virtually unchanged ever since with only...

St Thomas Church on Lydd Road in Camber is of a fairly modern construction but is still at the heart of the local communities spiritual needs. Camber is more famed for its glorious beaches but the church is still a...

The small Kentish village of Stone at Oxney is perched right on the edge of the Romney Marsh, but still has more than enough players to form a formidable cricket team. Stone at Oxney Cricket Club has been in existence...