Kent is a beautiful and diverse county with an area to suit everyone's tastes - here we highlight some of the best places to live in Kent.| Garrington Property Finders (UK) | Sourcing and acquiring the finest property
MANDY STEEL COLLINS investigates Pluckley, England's most haunted village| Spooky Isles
Dering Wood’s eerie legends, infamous “massacre”, and modern-day ghost-hunting hoaxes make it one of Kent’s most intriguing paranormal locations, writes NEIL NIXON| Spooky Kent
İstanbul Ümraniye’deki Topağacı Mahallesi, haftalardır devletin ve sermayenin ortaklaşa yürüttüğü kentsel dönüşüm baskısıyla gündemde. Bir gece yarısı alınan kararla “rezerv alan” ilan edilen mahalle, 24 Temmuz sabahı hiçbir ihbar yapılmadan polis zoruyla elektriği, suyu ve doğalgazı kesilerek karanlığa mahkûm edildi. O günden bu yana mahalle sakinleri bu yerinden etme saldırısına karşı direniyor, seslerini duyurmaya çalışıyor. […] The post Topa...| Umut-Sen
Ramsgate’s ghostly presence lingers in its tunnels, alleyways and historic landmarks, telling chilling tales of smuggling, murder and wartime sorrow| Spooky Kent
Two men, broadcaster Desmond Carrington and writer Frederick Sanders, played a pivotal role in popularising the ghost stories that made Pluckley renowned as Kent’s most haunted village, writes NEIL NIXON| Spooky Kent
A brief 1953 UFO sighting over Kent drew official military attention and remains one of Britain’s most curious unexplained cases, writes NEIL NIXON| Spooky Kent
Step into the eerie world of Reculver Towers, where crumbling Roman ruins and chilling legends haunt the Kent coastline| Spooky Kent
The Kent landscape that inspired Stig of the Dump connects a beloved children’s book to eerie local legends of time-slips and ghostly figures, writes NEIL NIXON| Spooky Kent
A ghostly video from a Broadstairs bookshop-bar raised questions about the paranormal, only to reveal a surprising explanation, writes NEIL NIXON| Spooky Kent
Beneath the Isle of Sheppey's scenic beauty lurks a chilling history of restless spirits and haunted legends that beckon thrill-seekers and ghost hunters alike| Spooky Kent
Discover the tragic tale of Lady Blanche de Warenne, whose ghost is said to haunt Rochester Castle, a site infamous for its violent history and paranormal activity| Spooky Kent
In Paranormal Kent, historian Robert Bard guides readers through the county's most haunted sites. Spooky Isles chats with Robert about discovering its chilling tales and ghostly legends| Spooky Kent
Slaybrook Hall's legends and horrors hark back thousands of years, making it one of Kent's most disturbing haunted houses, writes RICK HALE| Spooky Kent
The Most Haunted crew heads to Chatham Dockyards in Kent to discover maritime ghostly experiences, writes JOANNA HAGUE| Spooky Isles
A chilling childhood encounter with a shadowy presence in Ramsgate shaped Daryl Paranormal’s life and career as a solo ghost investigator, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON| Spooky Kent
A brief 1953 UFO sighting over Kent drew official military attention and remains one of Britain’s most curious unexplained cases, writes NEIL NIXON| Spooky Isles
Güvensiz Kentler, Cezasız Failler: Şiddet, Cezasızlık ve Ataerkil HiyerarşiGeceleri sokakta yürürken omzunun arkasına bakmadan edemeyen, taksiye bindiğinde arkadaşlarına mesaj atıp taksi plakasını söyleyen, ışığı az bir sokakta adımlarını hızlandıran, metrobüsün arka kapısında gözünü kapıya değil çevresindeki bakışlara diken milyonlarca kadından yalnızca birisi olabilirim ya da olabilirsiniz. The post Güvensiz Kentler, Cezasız Failler: Şiddet, Cezas...| Toplum Çalışmaları Enstitüsü
Zoo Awareness Day takes place on the 31st of August each year. Why? It stems from the growing recognition of the crucial work that modern zoos do beyond just housing animals. Zoos have evolved significantly over the past decades, transforming into centres for conservation and education. We want to highlight the efforts of zoos worldwide... Read More The post Zoo Awareness Day appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
When I was younger, I was quite into Jurassic Park and dinosaurs! Maybe that is where some of my bird enthusiasm comes from, as after all, we now know that birds are descended from dinosaurs! No other group of birds here at the park remind me of this more than our group of rheas! This... Read More The post Wingham Wildlife Park’s Greater Rhea Family appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
When it comes to wild cats, most would think of the iconic big cats: lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards and snow leopards, but in the shadow of these majestic giants are their smaller cousins that are equally fascinating but rarely get the recognition they deserve. Welcome to the world of small cats. There are over 30...Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
Pride has not been a protest about rights for some years, but more a demand for political power by an intolerant lobby. If businesses and politicians are turning their backs on Pride, that change has not come a moment too soon.| Debbie Hayton
Known as the Garden of England, Kent is a great place to explore for travellers seeking historic castles, countryside walks, seaside views, and local history. Whether you’re planning a short break or looking for the best places to visit during your summer holidays, Kent offers some of the best experiences in southern England. From the […] The post The Best Kent Attractions | England Travel Guide appeared first on TierOneTravel.com - Online Canadian Travel Agency |.| TierOneTravel.com – Online Canadian Travel Agency |
Ever wondered what it is like to be a part of the reptile and invertebrate team here at Wingham? Keep reading to see what the team get up to during their day to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Our day usually starts with three keepers. In the morning, one person is responsible for everyone that... Read More The post A Day on Team Reptiles and Inverts appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
From July 20th to July 26th, we celebrated the incredible work, resilience, and passion of keepers everywhere for National Zookeeper Week! So, what better way to show our appreciation for zookeepers than by highlighting the achievements and hard work of our keepers here at Wingham Wildlife Park and showing you a behind the scenes glimpse... Read More The post Zookeepers Rock! appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
Some of you may know of our Southern three-banded armadillo, who lives in one of the bushbaby enclosures inside the Nocturnal House. But most visitors don’t even realise he’s there, Jose tends to snuffle under the radar. This blog is dedicated to celebrating Jose, who turned 11 years old on Wednesday. So here’s to our...Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
A new approach, which looks at the way that railways carry out crucial maintenance and inspections across Kent, is being expanded this year to make it more efficient.| RailAdvent
Review of lunch at Soul Chef Kitchen at The Port Arms in Deal, Kent. Authentic Jamaican food including jerk chicken and saltfish fritters.| Rachel Phipps
This week I thought I'd talk about becoming a zookeeper and the different ways to get into working in the industry.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
Three course Sunday Roast at St Leonards in West Malling, Kent. A seasonal starters and an elevated traditional Roast menu.| Rachel Phipps
Big cats. Sleek, powerful, mysterious, captivating, all good words to describe members of this widespread family of animals. These amazing creatures are thought about the world over as the pinnacle of predators and with all big cats being apex predators (the top of the food chain) this line of thought would be proven correct. All... Read More The post The Majestic World of Big Cats appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
After spending many hours working in the Invertebrate House over the last four years, one of the most frequent comments I hear is that the aquatic crayfish tanks are empty and people telling their children not to bother looking in them. Well, I am here to tell you that our crayfish hatchery is rarely empty!...Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
Review of lunch at The Blue Pigeons in Worth, near Deal in Kent. Simple British dishes in a beautiful setting with seasonal ingredients.| Rachel Phipps
Originally founded in 597 AD by St. Augustine, Canterbury Cathedral has undergone many changes over the centuries.| For 91 Days Travel Blog
This week, I wanted to show you how we zookeepers get creative by turning everyday, unwanted household items into exciting enrichment for our animals. You might be surprised to learn that what you see as rubbish is absolute gold dust to us! From old water bottles to cardboard boxes, these simple items can make a... Read More The post One Man’s Trash is a Zookeeper’s Treasure! appeared first on Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent.| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
This week we celebrated International Ungulate Awareness Day. Ungulates account for the vast majority of large herbivores currently on earth. Their influence stretches across nearly every biome. With the help from humans, ungulates have expanded into nearly every corner of the globe. With over 215 different ungulates species in the world, each one of these...Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
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On Monday, 12 August Network Rail reopened the mile-long Blackheath Tunnel, which had been closed for essential upgrade works since Saturday, 1 June.| RailAdvent
Best of Boxley and Chilston The Best family were established in Kent as minor gentry from at least the 16th century. John Best, who rented...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
Today, I’m exploring some delightful micropubs in Kent, each with its own vibe and offerings. I kick things off at Copper Pottle, which has been around since 2015 and is loved for its welcoming déc…| Micropub Adventures
Mind the Gap, a micropub that opened its doors in July 2016, boasts a distinctive railway theme adorned with memorabilia, creating a nostalgic vibe for its guests. The Royston, another micropub tha…| Micropub Adventures
NorthDown Brewery, launched in Margate in 2018 by Jonny and Katie Spanjar, has breathed new life into the local brewing landscape. The brewery boasts a friendly taproom known as the “NorthDown Salo…| Micropub Adventures
In this blog, I explore a variety of pubs in Kent, sharing their backstories, atmospheres, and what makes them special. The Malling Jug is a historic hangout known for its cask ales and welcoming a…| Micropub Adventures
The Cotton Mill Micro Pub in Swanley, which opened its doors in June 2018 thanks to Dave and Sasha Miller, turned an old restroom into a lively spot dedicated to local craft beers. Over in Sevenoak…| Micropub Adventures
The Firkin Alehouse, Folkestone’s first micropub, kicked off in 2012 and has moved around a bit, now settled at Number 21. Founded by Neil King, it focuses on local ales in a laid-back, commu…| Micropub Adventures
The Freed Man is a cosy little micropub located in Walmer, which opened its doors in January 2016, thanks to former licensee Ian Goodban. The place is all about giving customers more freedom in the…| Micropub Adventures
Surplus to requirement. A country house that was stripped of its interiors and subsequently demolished. Chipstead Place was once part of the demesne and lands of the manor of the de Chepsted family. It was first mentioned in the latter end of the reign of Elizabeth I, when it was in the possession of Robert … Continue reading CHIPSTEAD PLACE→| HOUSE AND HERITAGE
Hunton Court, near Maidstone, dates to the thirteenth century and the traditional framed farmhouse dating to the fourteenth century, with a large roof structure and three crown posts can still be found in the attic rooms. The house has long been associated with the Bannerman family, starting with Henry Bannerman (1798-1871), descended from a Perthshire … Continue reading HUNTON COURT→| HOUSE AND HERITAGE
Sixty years ago, Chevening was bequeathed to the nation to ensure that the estate would not be broken up, but would instead retain a significant role as a private house in public life. In May 1959, the Chevening Estate Bill, published details about Lord Stanhope’s gift of Chevening, Kent, to the nation. Lord Stanhope, the … Continue reading CHEVENING→| HOUSE AND HERITAGE
All of the sudden spring arrived. I am not sure winter is over but the sun is shining and despite a breeze with a cold bite it is lovely. The sky has been so wonderfully blue I just had to take a p…| Food Eat Love
Bu yazı ilk olarak Komite Dergisi’nin “Küresel Fabrika ve Proletarya Devrimciliği” başlığıyla 2024 Ekim ayında çıkan 34. sayısında yayınlanmıştır. Bu yazıda sermayenin var olabilmesinin ve kendisini yeniden üretebilmesinin temel araçlarından olan toprak ve mülkiyet konusuna odaklanacağız. Bu bağlamda tartışmayı kent/kır, merkez/çeper gibi ikiliklerin içerisine hapsetmektense bunların tarihsel ilişkisi üzerinden bir yol haritasını takip ederek bu […] ...| Komite Dergisi
Exploring the South East of England offers a balance of scenic walks, cultural experiences, and historic landmarks. Whether you prefer a peaceful| Are We Nearly There Yet
Tout ce que vous devez savoir avant de visiter le magnifique comté du Kent dans le sud-est de la Grande-Bretagne, surnommé le Jardin de l'Angleterre.| Destination Angleterre
Découvrez le domaine de Scotney Castle, un endroit charmant situé dans le Kent, composé d'un manoir, d'un vieux château et d'un magnifique jardin anglais.| Destination Angleterre
Cliquez ici pour découvrir Bedgebury Pinetum, l'un des plus grands pinetum au monde. Le domaine est situé dans la campagne du Kent au sud-est de Londres.| Destination Angleterre
Lighthouses of South East England Explore the lighthouses and lightvessels of South East England. The coastline of South East England takes in the county of Kent round to the River Thames and into Greater London. Please note that some lighthouses offer holiday accommodation, or may be privately owned. Please take care not to trespass or […] The post Lighthouses of South East England appeared first on Lighthouse Accommodation.| Lighthouse Accommodation
A trip to WonderWorks Margate to explore the history of Scalextric, Hornby and Airfix model making| the-gingerbread-house.co.uk
Ava Riley, age 9 Hi – I’m Ava, and this is my little sister BeaBea. Welcome to my first article for Wingham Wildlife Park! I was really excited for my first trip as a junior journalist, and I hope you enjoy my article just as much as I enjoyed my time at the Wildlife Park....Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
The Wildlife Trusts’ vision for the reintroduction of the beaver to England and Wales| Kent and Surrey Bylines - Powerful Citizen Journalism
The cost of the false rumours of riots on 7 August 2024 in Canterbury and other towns in Kent| Kent and Surrey Bylines - Powerful Citizen Journalism
Are we about to see a revival in public transport with the government's better buses bill?| Kent and Surrey Bylines - Powerful Citizen Journalism
Although not perhaps the first county one would think of when discussing ancient standing stones, Kent does have its share. There are two main sites approximately equidistant on either side of the …| Mick Canning
Here at Wingham Wildlife Park, we are home to 17 species of lizard. Some of our species already have their own blog dedicated purely to them (our rhino iguanas, Argus monitors and bearded dragons) but in this blog you will find a few more lizard facts and a bunch of the keepers’ favourite lizard species....Read More| Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
Broadstairs is the jewel in Thanet’s crown and a delightful resort along the east coast of Kent with a backdrop of chalk cliffs and seven golden bays to be explored. Surrounded on eithe…| Love Travelling Blog
Ramsgate is an attractive seaside town situated in northern Kent. Along with its near neighbours Broadstairs and Margate, these three towns are collectively referred to as the Isle of Thanet. Whils…| Love Travelling Blog
Discover ten great towns in Kent, England to visit on a day trip from London. Click for things to do, travel times, where to stay, handy maps, and practical tips. Discover Rochester, Margate, Dover, Whitstable, and many other Kent towns with this detailed travel guide. The post 10 Must-See Towns in Kent, England – Great Day Trips from London (With Maps, Sights, and Essential Travel Guide) appeared first on Rossi Writes.| Rossi Writes
Our very own Rachel Rose Reid has written and performs a fantastic translation of this sppech which we hope to get recorded sometime soon. In the meantime Michael also does a good job, although I fine many words too detached from modernity to land with the casual listener:| Three Acres And A Cow
Tuesday 16th April 2024 What do the three bus routes linking Maidstone with Ashford; Ashford with Canterbury; and Canterbury with Maidstone have in common? And I don’t mean they’re all …| BusAndTrainUser