Evelyn Dunbar 1906 – 1960 – artist and “insistent feminist”

Bertha – from France — ‘Mother of England’? And how Kent got two Cathedrals?

A dark period in the history of St. Barts that delivered a “burning injustice to women”

Christmas Day 1914 – Air battle fought over Cliffe – disturbing lunch and a wedding!

At 11:30am, 11 November 1918, the Bells of Rochester Cathedral rung-out to announce Peace.

Spymaster of Rochester from 1908-1913

Spanish Flu – arrives in Rochester

La Providence – an account of the Huguenot’s arrival in Rochester

St. Bart’s, Rochester, 1914/1918 – and its matron honoured by the King.

A Forgotten Hero of Westerham?

Modern St. Bart’s – Rochester – its first 50 years

Rochester and the women’s suffrage movement

St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Rochester, 1078 to 1864

Nature has it sorted! A symbiotic relationship between deer and jackdaws

Rochester MP’s campaign ends flogging in the British Army

1,000 Rochester women chase a bigamist out of the City.

Three men with Rochester connections who ‘helped’ Britannia Rule the Waves.

An amazing story of a first and lasting love.

The River Medway’s Missing Monsters!

Lady Jane Grey – beheaded 17 days after the fall of Rochester.

Early balloon flights from Rochester

Rochester’s ‘Chamber of Horrors’ – 1938

Three Dickens’ associations in Rochester

A New Year ‘Love Story’ that started in Rochester?

A Rochester Christmas Mystery

1951 – Death of 24 Cadets in Dock Road, Gillingham

Body of executed boy given to Rochester surgeons

Rochester’s House of Correction

Pre-Raphaelites in Knole Park

Rochester’s fire service gets a motor fire engine

Geoff Rambler's weird and wonderful Kent

Evelyn Dunbar 1906 – 1960 – artist and “insistent feminist”

Bertha – from France — ‘Mother of England’? And how Kent got two Cathedrals?

A dark period in the history of St. Barts that delivered a “burning injustice to women”

Christmas Day 1914 – Air battle fought over Cliffe – disturbing lunch and a wedding!

At 11:30am, 11 November 1918, the Bells of Rochester Cathedral rung-out to announce Peace.

Spymaster of Rochester from 1908-1913

Spanish Flu – arrives in Rochester

La Providence – an account of the Huguenot’s arrival in Rochester

St. Bart’s, Rochester, 1914/1918 – and its matron honoured by the King.

A Forgotten Hero of Westerham?

Modern St. Bart’s – Rochester – its first 50 years

Rochester and the women’s suffrage movement

St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, Rochester, 1078 to 1864

Nature has it sorted! A symbiotic relationship between deer and jackdaws

Rochester MP’s campaign ends flogging in the British Army

1,000 Rochester women chase a bigamist out of the City.

Three men with Rochester connections who ‘helped’ Britannia Rule the Waves.

An amazing story of a first and lasting love.

The River Medway’s Missing Monsters!

Lady Jane Grey – beheaded 17 days after the fall of Rochester.

Early balloon flights from Rochester

Rochester’s ‘Chamber of Horrors’ – 1938

Three Dickens’ associations in Rochester

A New Year ‘Love Story’ that started in Rochester?

A Rochester Christmas Mystery

1951 – Death of 24 Cadets in Dock Road, Gillingham

Body of executed boy given to Rochester surgeons

Rochester’s House of Correction

Pre-Raphaelites in Knole Park

Rochester’s fire service gets a motor fire engine

Ghost of Rochester