By Seren Charrington Hollins There is little debate that Britain is a nation of sausage lovers.…
Category: History
Memories from Malta – from an old and former Horsted Keynes resident Evening skies lit by fireworks brilliance
By Albert Fenech Thud, whistle, flash and bang … strong memories of my childhood in the…
Taking the Waters at Royal Tunbridge Wells
By Wendy Hughes The Pantiles area of Royal Tunbridge Wells is famed for its natural…
A Visit to Lewes Castle with its Fascinating History and Fabulous Views
High up on its ‘Motte’ in the heart of Lewes you will find the remains of…
Ever heard of Emsworth?
By Lyn Funnell Emsworth is on the North end of Chichester Harbour. It straddles the two…
Memories from Malta – from an old and former Horsted Keynes resident The status symbolism of door knockers in Malta
By Albert Fenech Would you ever imagine in your wildest fantasies that before the days of…
Rotosound Strings: The Iconic Pride of Kent with a Fascinating Story
It was a fairly nondescript – some might even say dull – early spring day and…
Deal, Kent A Coastal Town Untouched by Time.
By Lyn Funnell I stepped off the coach on Deal Seafront, and into a different decade.…
Redoubt Military Fortress, Eastbourne. By Harry Pope, RIP
Harry Pope realised he could write when he first went to school, and never stopped since.…
Thoughts for Thursday: A Poem Inspired by Some of the Scandals of Our Time
NO JUSTICE Crouched in darkness ‘neath the counter’s friendly face Who could know the turmoil…