Community again honours those who fell for our freedom
In Five Oak Green, the Memorial Cottages built after the Great War of 1914-18 once again proudly display wreathes of poppies in honour of the men of the parish who died in both world wars.
Foreman Mick retires after half a century with the Hadlow Estate
After a career spanning five decades and mirroring that of his late grandfather, Hadlow Estate Foreman Mick Cheesman is hanging up his tools for the final time.
80 years since the Battle of Britain – remembering the day a German fighter plane was downed near Tudeley
The Hadlow Estate has pieced together, from a variety of sources, including local historian Robin Hollamby, details of the day a German Messerschmitt was downed on its land near Tudeley and would be interested to hear from anyone who has any further information.
Local craftsmen revive and restore historic listed buildings on the Hadlow Estate
Expert local craftsmen are keeping tradition alive in Kent as they revive and restore the iconic red Kent peg tiles which adorn several of the listed buildings on the Hadlow Estate.
Carrot cakes and video updates keep horses and owners happy during Covid lockdown
Staff at the Bank Farm Livery Stables in Tudeley, Kent, have been going the extra mile for the horses in their care - and their owners - during the Covid-19 lockdown.
VE Day Commemorations
As we mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day today, we remember all those from the Parish and the Estate who played their part in WW2.
Holidaying bees help the fruit orchards bloom at Hadlow Estate
More than 680,000 bees are on a unique spring break at the Hadlow Estate in Kent to help it get the very best from its fruit orchards.
Hadlow Estate farm team work around the clock to sow crops following record wet weather
Arable farming operations have resumed at a record pace on the Hadlow Estate in Kent after heavy rain halted work in October last year.
Bluebells Spring Into Bloom at Tudeley Woods
Spring has sprung in spectacular style at the Tudeley Woods Reserve near Tunbridge Wells, where its famous bluebells are in full bloom.
Extreme Weather Test for New Leaky Dams on Kent’s Alder Stream Catchment
A natural flood management scheme has functioned effectively during the extreme weather conditions in Kent caused by Storms Ciara and Dennis, according to the South East Rivers Trust (SERT).