Since its inception in 1898, when Agnes Mercy Vowles and her husband Frank Wellington opened their clothing shop on Bexley Road, Wellingtons has remained an enduring fixture on the local high street. 

A familiar sight to all Kentish folk, but a curious oddity to visitors from afar, the iconic oast house has become an adored emblem for Kent’s rural identity. Travel anywhere in Kent’s

VI-8 has partnered with Laguna’s Spitfire Legacy (LSL) to create a Spitfire chronograph timepiece limited to just 450 pieces commemorating the famous 303 Squadron and support the LSL’s work to restore Spitfire

The most extensive restoration since the house opened in 1947 One of the largest private collections of antique copper pots, pans and cookware on show Designed to engage and provoke multi-generation discussion

Attention all history buffs and engineering enthusiasts! Come and explore the corps at the Royal Engineers Museum in Gillingham, this Easter Weekend (8/9th April). Discover the incredible story of the Corps of

A painting of the gardens at Hever Castle by former Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill has been unveiled along with changes to the layout of the historic attraction to better tell the

For the first time in 500 years two prayer books belonging to two of Henry VIII’s wives will be reunited and displayed together at Hever Castle in Kent. From Wednesday 8 February

A Cartoon Biography at Chartwell explores how the image of Churchill was used repeatedly by cartoonists to celebrate, poke fun at, and make comment on, his life events. This display showcases the

Envision October and with it you will summon pictures of falling leaves, mugs of coffee and of course, orange pumpkins. A magical representative of this season, there is so much more to

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

Step back in time at Hever Castle & Gardens during the August bank holiday weekend. Immerse yourselves in living history encampments and experience crafts, cooking, and battle displays from the Middle Ages

When hops were first cultivated in Great Britain, it was here in the Garden of England that they were grown. In the 500 years that followed, the industry saw rises, falls and