Chloe Holmwood

1 month ago | msn.com | Chloe Holmwood

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1 month ago | express.co.uk | Shania King-Soyza |Chloe Holmwood |Stewart Carr

Chalk cliffs along the dramatic coastline of Joss Bay in Broadstairs make it an epic destination for beach walks (Image: Lee Rogers / Getty Images)A scenic coastal town once frequented by Queen Victoria during her childhood, is witnessing a resurgence as thousands of busy Londoners take the 90-minute train journey to unwind. Despite being a hidden gem largely unknown outside the southeast, Broadstairs is now one of the top seaside destinations promoted by South Eastern Railway.

2 months ago | kentlive.news | Chloe Holmwood

In a surprising twist, a Kent seaside town previously labelled as one of the worst in the UK has now been named one of the best. Margate, once ranked as the fourth worst beach resort in the UK by Which?, with a disappointing satisfaction score of just 57 per cent from visitors, has seen its fortunes change dramatically. According to new research by My Baggage, the scenic seaside town has been deemed the UK's most desirable place to move to in 2025.

2 months ago | kentlive.news | Chloe Holmwood

Drivers are facing rush-hour delays on the M25 in Kent this evening (April 24) due to a vehicle fire. Traffic was temporarily held clockwise because of the blaze between junction 4 for Orpington and junction 5 for Chipstead and the M26. Traffic was released at around 5.40pm but two lanes remain closed. National Highways says there is around four miles of congestion on approach, causing delays of 30 minutes above usual journey times.

2 months ago | kentlive.news | David Dubas-Fisher |CULLEN WILLIS |Chloe Holmwood

A small seaside town that's steeped in history is the county's cheapest place to live. Queenborough, on the Isle of Sheppey, is the cheapest place to buy a home in Kent, according to new figures. Homes in the ME11 postcode area sold for an average of £224,167 each in the 12 months to the end of February. That’s less than any postcode area in our county with at least 20 sales over the past year. New figures from the Land Registry have identified the ME11 postcode as Kent's cheapest place to live.