Kent’s Best Beaches
Claiming the sunniest corner of the UK and over 50 of the country’s beaches, Kent is the perfect destination for balmy days spent beside the seaside. By Olivia Riccini From sweeping sands
New App Gives Walkers 17 Rail Trails Across the Darent Valley
There’s a new walking app available to download free which provides 17 new Rail Trails in West Kent, starting and ending at mainline stations. The Darent Valley Partnership has expanded the Darent
Keeping Kent Growing
Enchanting orchards, luscious pastures and vibrant fields of greens – farming is an ode to the beauty of Kent. A practice rooted in the county’s heritage and one to thank for its
Planning permission granted at South East’s largest reservoir
Proposals to convert a derelict fishing lodge at Bewl Water in Lamberhurst, Kent into four-holiday apartments have been approved. It follows a 12-month appeal against the decision of the Wealden District Council
Love is in The Air for Wild Birds
A SEVENOAKS garden centre is encouraging Kent residents to help provide a home for wild birds ahead of the mating season as part of National Nest Box Week which takes place this
Conservation Fest Margate 2023!
This February half-term, local science centre Crab Museum are teaming up with national wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation to organise the first ever Conservation Fest! This two-day event will take place on Thursday
Seasonal Superheroes: Local food is miles better
With a land area that spans 1,368 square miles of English soil and a minimum of 75% of this being undeveloped, it comes as no surprise that Kent is covered with orchards,
Seasonal Superheroes: W&D Riccini and the Kent Cherry Co.
For centuries Kent has been celebrated for growing Britain’s fruit. The county’s sprawling orchards have long borne juicy crops upon their branches to feed a nation, but without the growers that work
