The Tinkers Park Steam Rally at Hadlow Down has been an annual spectacular since 1966, and…
Category: History
Sussex Village Ripe Celebrates D-Day
By Lyn Funnell What does D-Day stand for? It just means Day. It was a term…
The Do’s and Don’ts of Afternoon Tea
By Seren Charrington Hollins. Afternoon tea is very much in vogue and indeed save for complaining…
Malta’s Most Popular Folk Festival
DIWALI, LUMINARJA, MNARJA all cast light on our darkness because humanity has created a path A…
The D-Day Dodgers
The D-Day 80th Anniversary in Normandy and the UK was very interesting and moving. My Dad,…
For the Love of Gingerbread and Bundt Cakes
Gingerbread has a long and fascinating history with its origins lying with the Ancient Greeks and…
Memories from Malta – from an old and former Horsted Keynes resident Meghan Markle and Harry Wallow in the Deep End – Yet Again!
ALBERT FENECH It is of course no great surprise that every few days either Meghan…
Pevensey Castle; Layers of History
By Lyn Funnell I’d never been to Pevensey Castle, even though I live quite near it.…
Soap Opera – the drama of soap making
By Seren Charrington Hollins Soap has gone very artisan in recent years and is a far…
Memories from Malta – from an old and former Horsted Keynes resident Malta and Gozo always rising in popularity as a tourist venue – particularly in summer
By Albert Fenech Is it “the Apple’s Eye” or “the Well of Apples”? The Islands of…