St Andrew’s Church in the small Kent village of Tilmanstone dates from the 11th Century. The church was constructed soon after the Norman invasion and is of traditional flint and stone construction. Soon after the church was finished a yew...

Tilmanstone in Kent is a village that found fame as a coal mining community and many of these miners went to war during the First World War never to return. The War Memorial in Tilmanstone was erected in their honour...

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 parish church of All Saints in the village of Chillenden, just outside of Canterbury in Kent, can trace its history back to the Norman invasion in 1066. Indeed modern day visitors to the church may be surprised to find...

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....

One of the oldest Baptist communities in Kent can be found in the village of Eythorne and they worship at one of the oldest Baptist churches in the United Kingdom. Eythorne Baptist Church can trace its history back to the...

The small village of Eythorne near Dover in Kent is tucked away in the folds of the North Downs but this did not prevent many men from the community losing their lives in conflict. The War Memorial in Eythorne reflects...

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...

St Mary the Virgin Church in the small Kentish village of Nonington has stood near the bottom of a small valley for over seven hundred years. Originally the church was in 1282 made a parish under Archbishop Peckham’s College at...

St Mary’s Church is located upon the site of a Royal Hall for the ancient Kings of Kent, which was also alleged to be where two young Royal Princes met their untimely deaths in the year 665. Today Eastry is...

Visitors to the parish church of St Mary’s at Betteshanger, a short distance from the seaside town of Deal in Kent, are frequently surprised just how attractive the church is. St Mary’s is found at the end of a long...

The pretty parish church of St Peter and St Paul in the sleepy village of Eythorne just outside of Dover sits atop a small hill in the village. The church was started around 1200 and consists of a modest south...