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We take a look around Kentish Flooring’s brand new showroom and talk to owners Ian and Gary about how they have built their business into one of the county’s leading suppliers and fitters of quality flooring.

…that is the question, thanks to statistics that show that traditional domestic wood burners are now the single biggest source of small particle air pollution in the UK. However, if you want a wood or multi fuel burning stove without the eco-impact, read on.

Door knockers are more popular in England than in any other country and can be found everywhere, even in the most remote locations.

Autumn is upon us, the evenings are gradually drawing in and winter is fast approaching. This is the time for trees and hedging; fruit trees and fruit bushes; roses and bulbs; and garlic.

It’s so exciting to be launching the new West Kent & Weald edition of Conservation News; and thank you for all the wonderful feedback we’ve received so far.

Ah autumn: the leaves are turning, the air is crisp and there’s a touch of frost in the early morning.

Susan Hubbard chats to husband and wife team Michael and Kelly Set of Tankerton Smokeshed, recent winners of a prestigious Taste of Kent Award.

We meet the talented designer Julia Brendel and delve into what drives her passion for fabrics, the influences behind her creative vision and discover how this has led to her success.

You are cordially invited to dine with society’s finest! From the magnificent macaron towers to the
heavenly fruit-topped trifles, the food of Bridgerton steals the show.

There is nothing more fascinating than a building with an unusual history and transforming one unique space into another, is particularly rewarding.