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The music manDavid Flood talks to Kent Life about his 30 years of music at Canterbury Cathedral, touring the world, and why mischievousness is a good quality in a choir boy READ MORE » 
David Starkey interviewedDavid Starkey, CBE, on village life, Agas, the importance of education and why history still matters READ MORE » 
David Philpott interviewedDavid Philpott on the year that changed his life, transforming Kent Air Ambulance and why he loves his county READ MORE » 
Oz Clark interviewedOz Clarke on his first taste of damson wine, working with James May, and his beloved Gillingham FC READ MORE » 
Terry Anthony interviewedGalloping out of the fog-shrouded wilds of Romney Marsh comes the mysterious Dr Syn and his three henchman. Meet the rather more earthly artist who breathes life into this notorious smuggler READ MORE » 
Tom Hart Dyke interviewedSnatched by guerillas in the Colombian jungle, Tom Hart Dyke never gave up his ambition of creating a World Garden at his ancestral home of Lullingstone Castle READ MORE » 
Brothers in armsWhy Kentish brothers, Tim and Tristan Reeves, are heading for the top in their chosen sport of sidecar racing READ MORE » 
Man of the peopleThe new High Sheriff of Kent insists he’s not the obvious choice, but with his background as a teacher and a magistrate, on top of his passion for sport and the arts, we beg to differ. Kent Life meets the terribly dashing Nigel Wheeler READ MORE » 
Food for thoughtProduced in Kent’s new chief executive, Tim Read, talks about being taught by Carmelite nuns, his passion for local food and the joy of an Aga READ MORE » 
| Kent's High Sheriff, Richard OIdfield, interviewedKent’s new High Sheriff, Richard Oldfield, on marathons, mansions, his shrieval themes and why he loves the Kent coast and countryside READ MORE » 
Greg Clark, MP Tunbridge Wells, interviewedTunbridge Wells MP, Greg Clark, on West Kent’s new super hospital, his political heroes, jazz and eradicating poverty READ MORE » 
Lady Astor of Hever interviewedLady Astor of Hever on coming to terms with her daughter’s autism, nine years of fundraising, her extended family and falling in love with Kent READ MORE » 
Dominic Grant and Julie Forsyth interviewedThey first met in Guys and Dolls in 1974 and have been together ever since. Meet singing sensations, Dominic Grant and Julie Forsyth READ MORE » 
Simon Hume-Kendall interviewedAs owner of The Hop Farm, Lamberhurst Vineyard and Bewl Water, Simon Hume-Kendall’s name is rarely out of the local news. Kent Life meets the man behind the headlines READ MORE » 
Anton Vamplew interviewedAstronomer Anton Vamplew is also an author, broadcaster and lecturer, but his main passion is the night sky – and what lies beyond READ MORE » 
Lucky starThe son of a cricketing legend who has forged his own name in the sport with both Kent and England, Chris Cowdrey says a lot of it’s down to luck READ MORE » 
In the line of fireCharlie Hendry, Chief Fire Officer for Kent, on blogs, facing fear and the importance of education READ MORE » 
Living in harmonyThe workings of industry may dominate the skyline of the Hoo Peninsula, but here you’ll find one man passionately nurturing a natural habitat simply teeming with variety and beauty. Meet Bill Jones READ MORE » 
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Originally a country market town, Ashford’s continuous development and ability to change with the times has seen it evolve into a modern transport hub with historic links
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The RSPB is asking the public to help restore a major wildlife site in Kent. Fifty years ago, the Lydden Valley, just south of Sandwich, was a wildlife-rich wetland, but prolonged drainage has seen the area dry out and wildlife leave as a result.
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George Jessel talks to Kent Life about farming, family, diversification and his dream cheese
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