A buyer is being sought to help preserve a rare 19th Century military sea fort which is on the market for £50,000. Fort ...

Originally constructed between 1870 and 1872 by the Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom, the fort was built ...

A piece of British military history is up for auction with a guide price of £50,000, but buyers will need a boat to fully ...

A popular live storytelling experience that sees visitors work with the elves to rescue Christmas returns this year.

A historic 19th century fort on a private island has hit the market for the first time in forty years with a guide price of just fifty thousand pounds. Fort Darnet sits in the River Medway in Kent and ...

KentOnline columnist and sex worker, Melissa Todd, reflects on why the BBC remains worth defending, even when everyone’s shouting at it.

The Republic of Benin Navy has formally taken delivery of its deep-sea patrol vessel, Matelot Brice Kpomassé (BNS MBK), after a 20-month refit at the Nigerian Naval Dockyard Limited , NDL in Victoria ...

Historic Dockyard Chatham became a visitor attraction after the royal shipyard closed in 1984 [Historic Dockyard Chatham] Up to 900 school pupils will benefit from free educational trips to a visitor ...

The National Museum of Bermuda has celebrated the launch in England of a book chronicling the architectural and civil engineering history of Dockyard. Bermuda Sentinel: The Royal Naval Base 1795-1950 ...

Bengalis have a protrusion around the stomach because they have had to endure the trauma of the famine, said Amina Khayyam. “I learnt about this epigenetic change during our research on the Bengal ...

Two newly-designed packs of playing cards have been put in a time capsule placed in a building undergoing a £3.5m restoration at The Historic Dockyard Chatham. A competition to design the cards was ...

With an estimated 10,000 cruise visitors and crew coming ashore at peak times, Dockyard cannot cope, the Bermuda Taxi Operators Association has said. Responding to a recent story in The Royal Gazette ...