St Mary the Virgin church in the East Kent village of Woodnesborough has one of the most distinctive tower’s of all Kent churches. Originally this medieval church has a tall thin spire but this was replaced in the 18th Century...

The medieval sport of bowls has survived the changing fashions of sport and continues to attract new players of all ages and the small Kent village of Ash, near Sandwich, has a large membership of players. Ash Bowling Club was...

Ash is a small village in the heart of Kent a short distance from Sandwich. Ash has only a handful of amenities but amongst the most valued is Ash Library. Ash Library is housed within the village hall where villagers...

The first vines were planted in the spring of 1993 in what would become Barnsole Vineyard in the village of Staple, near Canterbury in Kent. Today the vineyard is thriving business and tourist attraction growing a selection of grapes including...

Chilldenden Windmill is one of the finest examples of a Kentish post mills in existence. The windmill, however, was badly damaged in a storm in 2003 owing in part to its exposed position on the North Downs, but has been...

Located just outside the town of Sandwich Sandwich Course Fisheries is an ideal location for some angling. The Sandwich Lakes are stocked with a wide variety of fish varieties and offer both novice and experienced fishermen the challenge of catching...

St James the Great Church in the village of Staple in Kent is easy to find as the church sits on the busy main road that runs through the village. The church was built in the 14th Century on the...

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...

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 small Kent village of Worth, near Sandwich, suffered badly throughout the two world wars and to honour the dead of the village, a war memorial was erected. The monument was located in pride of place next to the village...