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Autumn in Chatham
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To Autumn
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Forever Autumn
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Seasons Of Time
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Places to walk in Kent
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Kent walk of the month: in ancient woodlands
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Stroll through the ancient Hamstreet Woods, part of the national nature reserve, with its many moths and birds living among the trees
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Enjoy a Kentish woodland walk
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Shorne Woods Country Park near Gravesend is a popular walk with something for everyone and perfect for this time of year
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December walk: Chartham, near Canterbury, Kent
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Enjoy the serenity of the great outdoors, taking an exhilarating walk through beautiful Kentish orchards, hidden woodland paths and alongside the tranquil River Stour
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Marsh Green circular walk, near Edenbridge - Kent
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Walking or cycling along Kent's countryside paths is the perfect way to explore the different landscapes and communities nestling among the fields...
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Kent walk of the month: Faversham
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Discover the contrasting landscape in and around Faversham on a new walk that lets you explore the historic town, local wildlife, marshes, fields and wind farm
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Charles Dickens at 200
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2012 marks the bicentennial anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. A writer who spent much of his life in Kent, it is no surprise that the county both inspired his work and featured in it
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Ashford and its villages
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Surrounded by lovely villages and countryside, Ashford is rated as one of fastest growing towns between London and the continent
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10 good reasons to visit Maidstone
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With a river running through it, a wealth of historic streets and buildings and some of the best shopping in the south east, our county town is always worth a visit
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Boy George on his formative days in Kent
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Having kicked into touch the demons of his younger years, Boy George has come full circle and is today DJ, model and author
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Spotlight on Tunbridge Wells
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Why not celebrate Valentine’s day with your partner by staying in Tunbridge Wells for a romantic weekend – especially as this month marks 250 years since the death of Beau Nash the original ‘party animal?’
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Ashford and its villages
People & Places
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Poetry for Thanet
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Leeds Castle: the tragic romance of a medieval duchess
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Leeds Castle has been linked with a number of royal love-affairs, most notably that of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. But there is another tale – less well-known, but equally poignant. Read on to find out more.
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NOT LIKE THAT. JUST LIKE THAT!
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Unprotected by a proper bodyguard - intrepid explorer David Philpott ventures into "Kosovo" and has a bare hands fight with a lion. Or maybe not.....
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Setting sail on the Writing Craft
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Latest Articles
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Bare-faced cheek at the Marlowe, Canterbury!
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From the classics to comedy, there is something for everyone at Kent's Marlowe Theatre this February
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Dickens film at Rochester Cathedral
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Rochester Cathedral is the venue for a special screening of the classic 1946 black and white film Great Expectations on 11 February
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The essential Kent Diary for February
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Top 10 Stunning Sunrise Photographs from Great British Life - Editors Pick
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Each week, Mary Brooks, Editor and Publisher of Great British Life carefully selects her favourite photographs from our readers. This week the theme was Beautiful Birds Photographs...
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Kent walk of the month: in ancient woodlands
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Stroll through the ancient Hamstreet Woods, part of the national nature reserve, with its many moths and birds living among the trees
Latest social event photos
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The Regimental Association of the Queen’s Own Buffs held its annual reunion in Canterbury
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The Regimental Association of the Queen’s Own Buffs held its annual reunion in Canterbury. Led by the Band of the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, veterans from branches throughout Kent marched down Burgate...
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Kent Community Foundation holds Birthday dinner at Penhurst Place - latest social event
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Kent Community Foundation held its birthday dinner at Penshurst Place, home of Viscount De L’Isle, KCF’s new Patron and also the Lord Lieutenant of Kent.
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The Caldecott Foundation host black tie dinner at Society of Lincoln's Inn, London - Social Event
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Kent charity The Caldecott Foundation hosted the signature event of its 2011 Centenary Appeal – a black-tie dinner and art auction at the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, London – raising £35,000 towards a £750,000 target.
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The Rose & Crown in Dunton Green: Social Event
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Kent dominates 2011 National Fruit Show at Kent Showground: Social Event
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Food & Drink
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The great cake debate
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Two young mums, one from Tunbridge Wells and one from Crowborough, left their jobs to start up cake-making businesses. Here’s how they did it
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Meet the chef … at Chapel Down, Tenterden
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Meet the chef … at Chapel Down, Tenterden
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Richard Phillips’ at Chapel Down, Tenterden
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Entering its fourth year based at the home of English wine, would celebrity chef Richard Phillips’ eponymous restaurant at Chapel Down still live up to its early promise? Kent Life went to find out
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Richard Phillips’ at Chapel Down, Tenterden
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Entering its fourth year based at the home of English wine, would celebrity chef Richard Phillips’ eponymous restaurant at Chapel Down still live up to its early promise? Kent Life went to find out
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