The Hop Farm, located near the village of Paddock Wood, is a popular Kentish attraction. For children there are indoor and outdoor play areas, an animal farm and pets corner, as well as the famous shire horses. Various museums and...

Anglers and sports fishermen have a choice of four different lakes at Orchard Place Farm Fishing Lakes near Paddock Wood in Kent. The lakes are set in an area of rural beauty and are exceptionally quiet and peaceful. The centre...

Set within the beautiful Kent countryside, near Paddock Wood, Orchard Place Farm Fishing offers fishermen a great days fishing at a reasonable cost. With a choice of no fewer than ten different challenging lakes from which to fish that...

The Paddock Wood Christian Fellowship was founded in 1956 by evangelist and local businessman Archie Friday. With assistance from the local community he eventually established an evangelist church in Paddock Wood two years later as the Paddock Wood Pentecostal Church....

Paddock Wood Cricket Club has a clubhouse and facilities at the town’s Memorial Playing Fields. The club was founded over seventy years ago and continues to entertain locals and visitors alike with many skilled cricketers amongst the friendly league teams...

Paddock Wood Library is located right in the heart of the community of the large Kent village of Paddock Wood. Paddock Wood Library is owned and operated by Kent County Library Services and as such has access to one of...

Putland’s Leisure Centre is located a short distance outside of the main centre of Paddock Wood in Kent. Putland’s Leisure Centre is co-located upon ground used by Mascalls Secondary School and is frequently used by school children for physical education...

St Justus Catholic Church in Paddock Wood was first established when the community was starting to grow with the coming of the Railways in the Victorian era. With the ever growing population of the town the original church buildings were...

Paddock Wood is a large village and is a short drive from the town of Tonbridge. Paddock Wood in common with every town in the United Kingdom has a war memorial to honour those men who went off to war...

The beautiful All Saints Church in the picturesque Kent village of Brenchley has been part of the local community for nearly 800 years. The 13th Century church was completed in 1233 with local yellow tinted sandstone quarried from nearby hills....

Although a church has stood on this site for over 1000 years, most the church was built between 1760 and 1770. There are also some remains of a medieval church in the west tower, aisle, nave and chancel. All Saints...

The small Kent village of Matfield, near Tunbridge Wells, has an important natural habitat within its boundaries, Cinderhill Woods. The site is managed by The High Kent Weald Partnership and was originally settled in the 13th Century for charcoal and...

The small village of East Peckham was established to take advantage of the fertile lands on the flood plains of the nearby River Medway and attracted a large number of Baptist settlers. As the village grew so too did the...

The Kent village of East Peckham, near to Paddock Wood has a small village centre with a number of shops and a village Library. The library in East Peckham is owned and operated by Kent County Council Library Services and...

East Peckham Methodist Church is a modern, airy building located in the centre of the village near to Paddock Wood in Kent. The current church was built on the site in the 1980’s. The buildings and the Church hall next...

Tucked away up a Wealden lane lies an enchanting garden where planting and art blend to create a magical surprise around every corner. Marle Place is a peaceful, privately owned Wealden garden with ten acres of formal planting and many...

Kent County Council Library Services owns and operates Pembury Library. The library offers a wide variety of services to the local community in addition to the loaning of fiction and non-fiction books. The centre has a number of internet capable...

The village of Pembury, close to Tunbridge Wells, has many wonderful small wooded areas which are open to exploration by the general public including Snipe Wood. This woodland is a lovely and charming mixture of mature deciduous trees alongside actively...

Confusingly the village of Pembury in Kent has two churches which are both named for St Peter; to save confusion one is locally known as the Old Church. St Peter’s Church is located some distance from the centre of Pembury...