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Destinations - Whitstable & Margate Medieval town with over 475 listed buildings – Faversham is an attractive, medieval town where ancient buildings huddle round the market place,... |
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Destinations - Whitstable & Margate Dickens spent many summers writing here – Broadstairs has a Victorian air about it, which is assiduously preserved to capitalise on the... |
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Destinations - Maidstone & Medway towns The first Royal dockyard was founded in Chatham – A few minutes out of the town centre of Maidstone is Cobtree, where you will find the Museum of... |
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Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Bus Stations in Kent. – Ashford, bus stop on Park Street, Kent Ashford, Hythe Rd, nr Tesco store, Willesborough,... |
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Destinations - Dover White cliffs are the most famous image of England – Immortalised by Dame Vera Lyn warbling about blue birds hovering over white cliffs, Dover is the... |
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Sevenoaks National Parks, Gardens - Sevenoaks & Gravesend Interesting hillside garden with year-round features – Influenced by William Robinson, this delightful plantsman's garden was laid out in the late... |
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Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Two main train companies operate in Kent. – 1 hour 40 mins direct service from Charing Cross, Victoria or London Bridge Approx 7 hours from... |
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Manston Kent International Airport Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Manston Airport is situated just outside Ramsgate in Kent. – Manston Airport is situated just outside Ramsgate in Kent. It currently offers a limited number of... |
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Destinations - Canterbury The countries first ever diocese happened here – The Romans built Durovernum Cantiacorum here and it flourished as a trading centre, being on the... |
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Ramsgate Airports - Canterbury Formerly RAF Manston – Kent International Airport was formerly called RAF Manston (a Royal Air Force airfield) also,... |
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Destinations - Whitstable & Margate An area of great historical significance – Ramsgate is a busy continental ferry port and hovercraft terminal that still retains an air of... |
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Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Three major airports lie within easy reach of Dover and the Kent coast. – Three major airports lie within easy reach of Dover and the Kent coast - Gatwick, Heathrow and... |
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Destinations - Maidstone & Medway towns On the River Medway amongst beautiful countryside – Maidstone, Kent’s county town is set on the River Medway among some of the loveliest countryside,... |
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Destinations - Sevenoaks & Gravesend Located on a busy part of the Thames – To the north of Sevenoaks, Gravesend marks the spot where the Thames estuary narrows to a river and... |
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Destinations - Whitstable & Margate Known for it's delicious oysters and fresh fish – Whitstable is a small harbour town that has been renowned for its oysters, known locally as, 'Royal... |
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Destinations - Tunbridge Wells & Tonbridge A favourite destination among Royalty – Tunbridge Wells sprang up out of nothing when Lord North discovered the spa in 1606. Most of the... |
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Destinations - The Weald & Ashford Home to the beautiful Sissinghurst Castle Gardens – The small town of Cranbrook is in the Weald of Kent and its medieval church goes by the unofficial... |
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Maidstone National Parks, Gardens - Maidstone & Medway towns Half-timbered yeoman's house – Dating from the late 15th century, the house features a great hall and crownpost and is surrounded... |
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Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Regular trains run to Ramsgate Station directly from London Victoria or Charing Cross. – London Manston is located in the South East of England, around three miles to the west of Ramsgate,... |
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Destinations - Whitstable & Margate Search for the Roman fort on the coastal walk – Herne Bay offers great sea fishing and sailing and if you need access to a boat you should try... |
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Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Extensive bus services run regularly on weekdays. – Extensive bus services run regularly on weekdays, with frequent buses around the main towns of... |
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Dover National Parks, Gardens - Dover Magnificent coastal line – About half a million years ago, at the end of the last ice age when Britain became an Island the... |
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Westerham National Parks, Gardens - Sevenoaks & Gravesend Childhood home of General James Wolfe – This Grade I-listed gabled house in the beautiful village of Westerham has features of significant... |
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Kent Getting There - The Weald & Ashford Driving routes to Kent. – From London A302, A202, A203, A23, A204, A2214, A215, A2199, A205, A20, M20 & A20 80 miles... |

2009 marks the 250th anniversary of Scottish poet Robert Burns' birth. Burns was a poet and a lyricist and is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland.
The Burns Supper was started a few years after his death by a group of his friends; they held the supper to honour and remember Burns. The tradition caught on and the ritual of Burns Supper is now held all around the world.
His life and work will be celebrated throughout the year at many Burns-related events.