All Saints Church in the small Kentish community of Lydd on the Romney Marsh is a truly astonishing church, often referred to as the ‘cathedral on the Marsh’. The church dates from 475 and has been altered and added to...

The small coastal community of Lydd in Kent is surrounded by the flat Romney Marsh, which is almost entirely devoid of trees, so in 1984 the Woodland Trust bought two small fields to establish a woodland area called Ketchley Copse....

Lydd Golf Club and Driving Range offers both experienced and beginners alike a great day of golf on the Romney Marshes in Kent. The course is laid out as an 18 hole course together with extensive driving ranges to practice...

Lydd Methodist Church is quite easy to find on New Street in the town. Lydd Methodist Church serves the Methodist community in Lydd, which is a strong one and the church caters for their spiritual needs as well as doubling...

The small Kent town of Lydd has the distinction of having two football clubs, one of which is Lydd Town Football Club. The club was first established as long ago as the summer of 1885 and continue to play at...

The Kentish community of Lydd on the Romney Marsh had until the late 19th Century led a somewhat isolated life from the rest of Great Britain. The Romney Marsh was mostly inaccessible and Lydd and the other communities around the...

The small Kentish town of Lydd on the Romney Marsh has two churches within sight of one another, one is the main church and the other is the modern and relatively new St Martin of Tours Church. St Martin of...

The town of Lydd on Kent’s Romney Marshes has seen its fair share of loss in wartime. This loss is reflected in the towns most but poignant war memorial. The memorial is centrally located in the town and sits in...

Henry VIII implemented an enormous defensive building campaign during his reign across southern England, as part of this Camber Castle was a device fort built to protect the huge Rye anchorage. The original stones were laid in 1512, but...

The Grade 2 listed Dungeness Lighthouse has seen a great many storms both natural and man-made. The lighthouse took three years to build and was opened by High Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in 1904. It was used as...

England is a country of bowls players and especially so in the South East of the country with almost every town and village having a team. This is true of New Romney on the Romney Marsh who are justifiably proud...

Kent County Council own and operate one of the United Kingdom’s largest and most complex library networks with over one hundred libraries across the county. The library at New Romney is amongst the smallest of Kent’s libraries but with modern...

Built on the busy High Street, New Romney Methodist Church is easy to find as its red brick exterior is easy to see. New Romney Methodist Church caters for the spiritual needs of the community and in addition to being...

The wide open landscape of the Romney Marshes in Kent is ideal for birdwatching as the countryside is ideal for waders and exotic species to call home. On the barren landscape in sight of the two nuclear power stations is...

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 Peter’s Church in Greatstone is an interesting building, built out of concrete and brick, it is the tallest building for some distance. The community of Greatstone sits on the coast on the flat Romney Marsh in Kent and is...

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...