
Jenni Horn
News Editor at Medway Messenger
Chief reporter at KM Media Group
Journalist and news editor for KentOnline and KM titles covering Swale, Medway, Gravesend, Dartford and Maidstone
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1 week ago |
mykentfamily.co.uk | Jenni Horn
With the weather getting warmer, I decided it was time to get outside and explore some of Kent’s beautiful countryside. I used to love going on walks before I had kids - not too far, usually five or so miles with a nice country pub at the end. But my children are not the best walking companions. After about half an hour, we usually have run out of snacks and they start moaning their legs are tired. But this time I had a plan. I would make the walk a lot more exciting by going on a bison hunt.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Jenni Horn
With the weather getting warmer, I decided it was time to get outside and explore some of Kent’s beautiful countryside. I used to love going on walks before I had kids - not too far, usually five or so miles with a nice country pub at the end. But my children are not the best walking companions. After about half an hour, we usually have run out of snacks and they start moaning their legs are tired. But this time I had a plan. I would make the walk a lot more exciting by going on a bison hunt.
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2 weeks ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Jenni Horn
A busy dual carriageway has been partially closed following a crash. The A278 Hoath Way in Gillingham is shut due to accident from the Gillingham Business Park Roundabout to Sharsted Way (the Hempstead Valley Roundabout). Police closed Hoath Way in GillinghamPolice and paramedics were on the scene just after 6pm. A witness said the accident involved a motorcyclist. The emergency services have been contacted for more information.
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3 weeks ago |
mykentfamily.co.uk | Jenni Horn
In the first of our fortnightly Family Friendly Kent reviews we chose to go to one of the county’s most iconic landmarks - Leeds Castle. The popular tourist attraction is often referred to as the loveliest castle in the world. And with its beautiful views, historical gardens and a former royal palace linked to seven queens, it really is lovely. But kids don’t care about any of that. What makes this place so special for families is that there is so much to do.
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3 weeks ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Jenni Horn
In the first of our fortnightly Family Friendly Kent reviews we chose to go to one of the county’s most iconic landmarks - Leeds Castle. The popular tourist attraction is often referred to as the loveliest castle in the world. And with its beautiful views, historical gardens and a former royal palace linked to seven queens, it really is lovely. But kids don’t care about any of that. What makes this place so special for families is that there is so much to do.
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