00:38, Sat, Jan 17, 2026 Updated: 00:44, Sat, Jan 17, 2026 A man has been rushed to hospital following a fall at a historic UK castle. Emergency services were called to Rochester Castle in Castle Hill ...

The five-century-old building that was once a brothel is now home to a ground floor pub A BELOVED port town icon has hit the market, leaving prospective buyers feeling punch-drunk, in more ways than ...

The world's last sea-going paddle steamer has docked at a recently opened Kent wharf. The Waverley arrived at Limehouse Landing, believed to be the first time it has visited Rochester. It travelled ...

Set in the beautiful grounds of Rochester Castle in Medway, Kent, Rochester Castle Live, is truly one of a kind. Strategically placed astride the London Road, guarding an important crossing of the ...

A new display at Rochester Cathedral in Kent, UK could really take off (August 1). A newly restored Short Scion Floatplane has been installed inside the cathedral to celebrate Medway’s aviation ...

CANTERBURY, England — “It’s like an epicenter of holiness,” said Canon Marcus Holden, “like several continents put together, all in one little place.” Canon Holden, who formally established the Shrine ...

Huge plumes of smoke are rising above Rochester as fire crews rush to tackle a blaze at a recycling centre. Kent Fire and Rescue said on social media site X: "Crews are currently responding to a fire ...

A Kent town's high street will gain a dentist and six new flats after a historic home was given the go-ahead for redevelopment. Abdication House on Rochester High Street, where James II stayed shortly ...

A town high street will gain a dentist and six new flats after a historic home was given the go-ahead for redevelopment. Abdication House on Rochester High Street, where James II stayed shortly before ...

An historic building known for housing a King of England shortly before he fled the country could become flats and a dentist. The stately house in Rochester High Street is where James II stayed ...

Early on May 29, 1660, ‘betwixt four and five in the morning, the militia forces of Kent lining the ways, and maidens strewing herbs and flowers, and the several towns hanging out white sheets’, ...