by Robert Sissons November 2024 There is something romantic about a ruined church or abbey. Shakespeare wrote about ‘bare, ruin’d choirs’ and Victorian artists loved to include them in their paintings. Today it is unlikely that English Heritage would permit any of our beautiful medieval churches to fall into ruin, but in the past many have succumbed to dereliction, decay …
The month of June brings thoughts of quintessential summertime relaxation: tennis and croquet, strawberries and pimms, cricket on the green and bells pealing from a nearby church. Discover the delights of Kent, Surrey and East & West Sussex in the company of one of our talented Blue Badge Guides. We’ve just seen a key world championship in Hastings – the …
May 2024 One year after the Coronation of King Charles III, we celebrate the Royal Connections in Kent, Sussex and Surrey. From the 13th century to the present day – take a tour with us through the ages and the counties. Dating back to 1215, the Magna Carta was sealed by King John at Runnymede, near Windsor, on 15 June. …
May 2024 Food & Drink in Kent, Sussex & Surrey Eating, drinking, and simply watching the world go by – one of life’s simple pleasures when you have time to spare. Our talented and enthusiastic Blue Badge Guides are always on hand to locate a special spot for food and drink – and here in the South East of England, …
by Pat Langford April 2024 Keeping a low carbon footprint is an important factor for a growing band of travellers. If you like the idea of having a great day out from London to some of the beautiful sights of Sussex, without using a car or coach, here are some ideas for ‘Days Out by Train’. To make your day …
Tanya Williams explores the contemporary work of Irish stained glass Master Harry Clarke.
Take the chance to discover even more places to visit in the South East of England; Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey.
