General

  • Summer Gardening

    Although this is probably the best time to sit out and enjoy your garden, it is vital to keep plants looking good. Make sure you keep new plants well-watered and hoe off weeds. There’s plenty to do to keep the display going and to enjoy great crops, including harvesting veg at its peak.

  • summer 26

    It’s summer at long last! Our gardens are in full bloom and outside is the best place to be. Few, if any free regional publications can match us for quality and longevity. The key to our success is our tireless championing of local independent businesses.

  • Extending a Period Property

    Creating a new extension for your home is an exciting opportunity to add space and improve functionality – but when working with a period property, it’s crucial that this addition feels like a natural, effortless continuation of the original home.

  • datestones

    Datestones appear in all sorts of housing in all periods, ingeniously worked in brick, moulded in plaster, carved in stone and incised in wood.

  • Converting an Outbuilding

    Whether you’ve got an empty annexe or a garage that’s seen better days, there are plenty of options when it comes to converting your outbuildings.

  • spring

    With the arrival of spring we’re all feeling that little bit more optimistic, and this is the perfect time of year to make plans for the year ahead.

  • 2025d Winter Kent

    If you’re looking for inspiration for your period property, we have plenty to offer – from an update on Maison Dieu, to choosing the perfect lighting, and everything you need to know about curtilage.

  • autumn 25

    Autumn here in Kent is magical. It’s a great time to be out working in your garden and if you’re a tulip lover, you will definitely want to be planning next spring’s display.

  • summer

    Welcome to the Summer 2025 edition of
    Conservation News.

  • spring

    Welcome to the Spring 2025 edition of
    Conservation News.