Found on top of the North Downs outside of the small village of Wye is the wonderfully sounding Devil’s Kneading Trough. The Devil’s Kneading Trough is, in actual fact, a major geological formation that cuts a deep valley into one...

The unassuming exterior of St Ambrose Church in the village of Wye, near Ashford in Kent, belies the warmth of the welcome inside. The church was opened on 14 November 1954 by Archbishop Cyril Cowderoy. Prior to its construction mass...

The famous Wye Crown is carved into the soft white chalk above the small village outside of Ashford in Kent. Students from the local agricultural college in Wye came up with the idea of carving a massive crown into the...

Wye Library is located in the pretty village of Wye, just outside of Ashford in Kent. The library is housed in a former town house on Upper Bridge Street within the village and is only a short walking distance from...

The small village of Wye, just outside of Ashford in Kent, is a picture postcard village complete with three churches including the Methodist Church on Bridge Street. The building was erected in 1869 with a stone placed in the front...

This museum is housed as part of a large complex of attractive buildings in this beautiful little community close to Ashford in Kent. The museum is dedicated to telling the story of agriculture and farming that has been part...

All Saints Church in the tiny hamlet Boughton Aluph, near to Wye in Kent, is a magnificent and ancient church nestling in the rolling North Downs. The church sits on a site that has been used for religious service since...

Located just outside the centre of Ashford in Kent is Ashford’s most impressive Cricket Ground. Ashford Cricket Ground has been in existence for over 100 years and throughout the summer months the ground plays host to a wide variety of...

For fans of the sport of rugby in Ashford in Kent there is probably nowhere better to watch or play the game than at Ashford Rugby Club. The club has a large field and changing rooms at their club on...

Located a short distance outside of the village of Boughton Lees can be found Boughton Baptist Chapel housed within a prefabricated wooden building. The church, despite appearances to the contrary, is a permanent fixture in the village and acts as...

The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints in Ashford is a modern and aesthetically pleasing building. The church was constructed in the 1980’s and is located on the main Ashford to Canterbury Road. The church buildings in...

The Julie Rose Stadium in Willesborough is a world class sports training centre. Open seven days a week with an international standard 400 metre all weather running track together with facilities for a wide variety of sports from Brazilian football,...

For hundreds of years Pilgrims stopped at St Gregory and St Martin church in the beautiful village of Wye. St Gregory and St Martin’s church has, since it was first built, had a chequered past. The church was started in...

St Mary’s Church in the small Kentish village of Brook is one of the best preserved Norman churches in the whole of Kent. Made from flint from the nearby North Downs it has an almost timeless quality. The history of...

The construction of Ashford’s Southern Orbital Road in the late 1980s and early 1990s cut the parish church of St Marys at Sevington off from the rest of the village and nearby town. Today drivers on the busy highway see...