Glorious English Holidays
Here you will find lots of useful articles about things to do, places to see and much, much more! Whether it's inspiration for family activities, a romantic break or a culinary tour, you are sure to find something of interest here. Have a browse and if you have something you would like us to write about, just let us know!
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Kent has been renamed #KentyTwenty by Visit Kent due to the huge anniversaries and exciting events taking place this year.
Having a presence in Canterbury will strengthen the company’s offer to holidaymakers but also means a more bespoke service to homeowners who live away from their holiday home.
We've chatted to local design company BoConcept who have come up with these tips on how to showcase the personality of your holiday home.
Our Marketing Coordinator Abi spent 24 hours in Whitstable this summer and here’s a guide of what she got up to during her stay.
A visit to the home of Rudyard Kipling
Ten Kent beaches won the internationally recognised Blue Flag award this year. Read our blog to find out more about beaches across Kent and Sussex...
Mellissa Williams, the blogger for The Diary of a Jewellery Lover, stayed at The Nut Hatch, near Canterbury. Read her review here...
Read award-winning blogger Sian's review of her stay at Hartley Dyke Barn in Cranbrook here, where she enjoys exploring the Kent countryside and returning to a cosy fire in the evening!
Sussex Wildlife Trust recently announced it has won a £47,200 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund for its Discover Rye Harbour Project. A new Discovery Centre will be built at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve to offer a year-round programme of exhibit
I recently spent an enjoyable day at Doddington Place as a spectator on my husband's falconry day birthday treat. I was a little dubious about spending the day as a spectator as I thought there would be a lot of standing around.
Ever fancied seeing the Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis, but can’t afford it or haven’t got round to organising it. Well, we have just the thing for you.
As we approach the 100th anniversary of the end of the first World War, communities across the country are preparing their own displays and celebrations to honour the fallen. The ladies in our very own Biddenden have knitted and crocheted over 8,
