Features
The King’s School
We take a look at the long and illustrious history of The King’s School in Canterbury; one of the oldest schools in the world.
Woven Wonders
Born out of the bleak but beautiful landscape of the Romney Marsh come materials that are woven wonders, evoking the desolate and eerily enchanting scenery that has inspired many artists who have been captivated by its wild charm for years.
Plastic Peril
One of life’s little pleasures of sitting in a coffee shop for half an hour – maybe for a sociable catch-up or for some recuperative ‘me-time’ was abruptly put paid to by Covid 19.
Architectural Heritage – Coade Stone
First marketed in the 1700s as a remarkable new building material, Coade stone is tough, hard-wearing and extraordinary, as was Eleanor Coade, the businesswoman who brought it to the world.
Shepherd’s Delight
Maintaining a traditional feel but with modern day comforts, hand-crafted and restored shepherd huts are full of character and make a beautiful space that can be used all year around.
If Castle Walls Could Talk…
Fairytale Leeds Castle has played many real-life roles over its 900 years, from royal residence to picturesque playground for the rich and famous and, more recently, a scenic setting for important meetings of state.
It’s a Wrap
Louise Tomlin explains why responsible and reusable gift wrap is not just for Christmas – it’s for LIFE…
