Copyright: Hawkinge Gazette One of Faversham’s most historic buildings will be open to the public as some of the town’s Freemasons hold an informal open evening next month. Freemason’s Hall,…
Four caplet wreaths placed for 2023 and the Statue of William Harvey, Langhorne Gardens Photos: Ray Duff Words and pictures by Ray Duff – The life and work of Dr…
The first book in an unprecedented history of the Battle of Britain by renowned author and historian Dilip Sarkar MBE has now been published. Battle of Britain – The Gathering…
Celebrate Kent’s rich history and heritage in an action-packed day of hands-on activities, popular talks and art and craft for all the family at Dover Museum and Bronze Age Boat…
Image: Hollaway Architects Upper Maxsted Farm ©Hufton+Crow Hollaway Studio’s award-winning design for Upper Maxted, near Stelling Minnis can be regarded as their client’s paean to architecture and has been inspired…
Walk Dover’s family friendly Pilgrim Trail Dover’s historic links with pilgrimage are being celebrated with a FREE family friendly trail in the town centre on Saturday, 27 May Bring the…
Alan Taylor (left) and Rev Tony Shepherd with part of the local history society display Photo: Ray Duff By Ray Duff – A small enthusiastic congregation attended events to mark…
English Heritage has announced a reconstructed Roman gateway and rampart providing panoramic views across Richborough Roman Fort and Amphitheatre in Kent will open to the public today 19 April. Standing…
The Back Street rail arch with portraits of former local fisherfolk and Museum entrance Photo: Ray Duff Story by Ray Duff – One of Folkestone’s ‘hidden historical gems’, the Fishing…
Young photographers learn from top professionals as they capture the historic Maison’s Dieu reawakening Photo: Copyright: Andy Aitchison Young adults aged 16 to 25 are learning skills from top photographers…
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