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Square One Padel: Is This Kent’s Next Big Sports Craze?
While the summer months draw to a close, there’s something about the changing seasons that makes us want to shake up our routines and discover a hobby we didn’t know we needed.
Kew Wakehurst – Wallace & Gromit: Fantastic Fungi Trail
This October half-term, Kew Wakehurst invites families to join the Fantastic Fungi Trail, inspired by the adventures of Wallace & Gromit and the villainous penguin, Feathers McGraw. Children are tasked with helping
Escape to Serenity: The Perfect Couples’ Retreats in Kent
Escapist travel is often associated with far-flung destinations, as though true rest and rejuvenation can only be found by boarding a flight and leaving everyday life behind, but in Kent, a growing
September in Bloom: Gardening Tips from Hever Castle Gardens
JULY IN BLOOM AT HEVER CASTLE Seed Collecting: Creating a Perennial Paradise BY NEIL MILLER, HEAD GARDENER AT HEVER CASTLE & GARDENS A delightful long border full to the brim with perennial
Little Monsters Go Free at Howletts this Halloween
Families can unleash their little monsters at Howletts Wild Animal Park this October half term, with a playful Halloween takeover packed with creepy creatures, pumpkin-loving animals and plenty of frightfully good fun
Macknade Announces Packed Programme of Events for October
Macknade is welcoming autumn with a packed programme of events throughout October, spanning food and drink, live music, workshops, family activities and more. Seasonal Fruit Liqueur Workshop October 1, from 5.30pm Macknade
Café François: Parisian Brasserie Charm Meets Borough Yards
London Bridge has become one of the capital’s most viral places to eat (chocolate covered strawberries from Borough Market on TikTok, anyone?), but tucked beneath the beautifully restored Victorian railway arches of
THE PIG comes to Tunbridge Wells
As THE PIG celebrates 15 years with nine country houses and a pub, they are also focussing on what lies ahead. Over the last couple of years the team has searched high
Kent’s Living History: Keeping the County’s Heritage Alive
Positioned as Britain’s primary gateway, Kent’s history stretches as far as 3.3 million years ago, when some of the county’s oldest evidence of human tools and weapons have been dated back to.
Vineyard Discovery: One Glass at a Time
Welcome to the world of Kentish wine, where world-class vineyards produce exceptional bottles, generously poured and teeming with flavour. The county’s award-winning vineyards showcase the very best of the county’s rich and

