The Man of Kent at Little Mill

As hinted at in the previous post, I notched up another “unique” pub for my collection, last Friday. The pub in question was the Man of Kent, at Little Mill, East Peckham, which reopened a couple of months ago, following a period of closure, that began at the start of this year. The Man of Kent was a pub that I’d been meaning to revisit for some time and would have done so earlier if other things hadn’t got in the way. Dating back to the late 16th century, the Man of Kent occupies a picturesque setting beside the River Bourne at Little Mill, a small settlement on the edge of East Peckham. With its low oak beams, roaring fireplace and waterside terraces, it remains one of the most attractive traditional pubs in the Tonbridge & Malling area. Described as a charming old free house with a cosy atmosphere and a good reputation for both cask ale and food. For many years the pub has been the venue chosen by Mrs PBT’s and a group of her girly friends, for their annual, pre-Christmas get…

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