A dedicated free property publication that covers the Kent and East Sussex Weald  from Sevenoaks in the north through Tunbridge Wells to Bexhill and Hastings on the Sussex coast. In the east the region covered begins from Ashford across the Romney Marsh and west from there through to a line from Bexhill to Crowborough.

It is a progressive publication that offers high quality presentation, up to date information and connections to other elements of the property market such as finance, removals, furnishings, trade services and education.

The essential reading for any coarse fishing person in the South East. Freshwater Informer provides match reports, fisheries reviews, articles, new product reviews and news that interest anybody who bends their rod.

Town and Country Post is a monthly information publication covering North Kent from Sevenoaks to Swanley, Dartford to Gravesend and South to Borough Green. Visit www.townandcountrypost.co.uk

"Limen" is an excellent book about the River Rother, its' history, current appearance and use. It also contains information about the future of the River Rother, which is rather fascinating. The story of the River Rother is an exciting one, which is told with great skill by Tony. He uses a mixture of factual and descriptive language to draw in the reader. Tony has a great affection for the River Rother, which is shown in his writing.

A new book from the well known writer on fishing in Kent & Sussex ROGER STANDEN

The story of how a boy took the bait of fishing and turned it into a lifetime adventure.

The story of Mary Kingsley makes for fascinating reading for anybody interested in Africa, medicine or the strength of women in adversity.

During her short life her determination to succeed shines through from her early age when her father tended almost to ignore her. Only thirty-eight years later she died a hero to many and an example for others to follow.

When Martin Lloyd set out on his holiday to Suffolk why did he end up in Boulogne?

What caused Max the Mad Alsatian to steal his map and what did the knitted grandma really think of his display of hot plate juggling?

The answers to these and many more mysteries are to be found in THE TROUBLE WITH FRANCE - an unusual kind of travel book.

Shortly to be published by the same author
"The Famous Martin Lloyd - The Trouble with Spain"

HISTORIC HAWKHURST VOLUME III - THEN AND NOW is the story in pictures of Hawkhurst.

A fascinating picture library - a must for anyone interested in Hawkhurst

This delighful book captures the charm and variety of daily village life through the writings of John Green.

HISTORIC HAWKHURST VOLUME IV - IN OUR LIFETIME

The Historic Hawkhurst series provides a pictorial memoir of a Kentish Wealden Village since the time photography became part of the every day recording of events.