The origins of the charming St Mary the Virgin parish church in the tiny village of Ripple in East Kent can be traced back to the 13th Century. Today’s church, however, was built upon the foundations of the earlier church...

The 13th Century All Saints Church in the tiny hamlet of Waldershare, near Whitfield in Kent, is no longer an active church. The church comes under the care of the Churches Conservation Trust. Visitors to the church in the summer...

The county of Kent has many area that are ideal for horse riding including the White Cliffs at Dover. Cornillo Riding School maybe quite hard to find without the aid of a sat nav system but is worth the effort....

If you’re looking for a nice beach with reasonable facilities for the family to enjoy then Kingsdown Beach could be the answer. This pebble beach extends for around three miles and whilst the local amenities are sparse it does offer...

St John the Evangelist Church in the seaside community of Kingsdown in Kent, is a fine and atmospheric example of a typical Victorian church. Built out of local ragstone, the church was built on the orders of William Curling in...

There are no half measures with the parish church of St Margaret of Antioch in St Margaret's Bay in Kent. The Church was started in 1140 by the Normans and inside the church visitors can find many fine Norman arches...

The tiny hamlet of Guston, near Dover in Kent, is home to one of the county’s finest churches in the form of St Martin of Tours. This Grade Two listed building has changed little since its construction on the site...

St Nicholas Church in Ringwould, near Kingsdown, is the oldest building in this picturesque Kent village. The 12th Century church was constructed out of locally quarried flint trimmed with bright red brick. In 1628, a large tower was built to...

St Nicholas Church in the tiny Kent village of Ringwould, not far from Dover, has been a part of the community for nearly nine hundred years and is one of only three churches in England dedicated to St Nicholas, who...

St Peter’s Church in the small hamlet of Westcliffe, near St Margaret’s Bay is a charming little English country church. The church, when originally built in Saxon times was at the heart of a growing village but today the village...

The original building here was put in place during the reign of Henry VIII as part of a range of coastal defences. Over the centuries however, as the risk of attack became less prevalent, the castle developed and evolved...