Situated on one of Kent’s highest points, Emmetts Garden affords glorious panoramic views over the Weald. Created in the late 19th century, the gardens contain exotic plant species from around …
Although it doesn’t seem much as the iron age hill fort is now heavily wooded and difficult to inspect. Briefly in 1961 parts were cleared of trees and an archaeological …
It was here, under this oak tree, that William Pitt the Younger met with William Wilberforce and began the process of abolishing the slave trade in 1787.
Keston Common is as near to a natural landscape as is possible to find anywhere in South East England. It is registered as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) …