
Since its closure, Kessingland’s Hollies campsite has stood derelict, waiting for new investment and new ideas. But now, thanks to new owners the Beeston Group, it looks like there’s a bright future in store for this sadly neglected seaside treasure. The Beeston Group hopes to revolutionise the site, by building up to 140 specially designed [...]
This New Year’s Even, Kessingland residents have a great opportunity to support a local star in the making at the Kessingland United Working Mens Club. Kevin Barry is a multi-talented singer and instrumentalist who will be performing a headline show at this Year’s KUWMC New Year’s Eve bash, and word is spreading that it will [...]
A rare species of crane, which has only been sighted four times in the British Isles, was sighted in Kessingland. The adult Sandhill Crane that has been migrating south along the east coast from Aberdeenshire in the last few days was seen flying south from Kessingland around 10.40 on Sunday, a spokesman for Lowestoft bird [...]
Kessingland, as Britain’s largest village, has always had a healthy property market, but local agencies are facing increasing competition from national firms with huge marketing budgets and hi-tech online services, but what can be done to close the gap and rejuvenate local businesses? New Lettings Software from CFP is proving to be a vital tool [...]
A traditional seaside holiday is always a great idea for Britain’s summer season. Towns like Kessingland attract are brilliant coastal resorts, with it’s beautiful coastline, restaurants and places to stay. Yet nearby Westhall, will have a slightly more exotic holiday in the Suffolk countryside. Local couple Nick and Kim Hoare are ready to open the [...]
Posted on 16 March 2010
Many People Enjoy Holidays in Kessingland in Suffolk! Kessingland is large village set in iddillyc Suffolk countryside and coastline, around 3 miles south of Lowestoft. Kessingland is both a popular family holiday destination and also an area of the highest historical importance. Kessingland has been an area of intense interest to archaeologists as Palaeolithic and [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 26 January 2012
The O2 has played host to the biggest names in music and entertainment, from Kylie Minogue to Michael MacIntyre, but this March it will be filled with the voices of Kessingland Primary School Choir. The Kessingland youngsters will join school choirs from schools all over the country as they come together to perform at the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 January 2012
Kessingland is the place to be on the Suffolk Coast for 2012 No the olympics have not changed host county to Suffolk, although the long jump wouldn’t want for sand. Kessingland and the surrounding Suffolk coastal areas have been named as a hotspot for living. Estate Agents are expecting a big demand for coastal properties [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 15 January 2012
The financial crisis was supposed to decimate the property market, but estate agents are finding that buyers are still out there, and Kessingland’s attraction to families and first time buyers is holding strong. Although things are far better than was feared a couple of years ago, many agents are still having a tough time staying [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 04 January 2012
You might expect to find only snowmen and christmas lights in your garden over the festive season, but one Kessingland resident got the surprise of a lifetime after discovering an unexploded World War II artillery shell beneath a flower bed. A bomb disposal team investigated the find and identified it as a 13lb shell of [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 09 December 2011
In this stormy economic climate many aspiring sailors are being forced to remain landlocked, but Kessingland Sea Sailing Club is one of a growing number of sailing clubs to offer a low-cost alternative to owning or renting a boat. The Kessingland Sea Sailing Club owns two sea-going sailing yachts – a Contessa 32 moored in [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 November 2011
The Suffolk Coastal District Council have approved plans that will tackle erosion and flooding until 2105 in areas of Kessingland and other parts of the Suffolk Coast Yet the proposals that have been put forward will not save every part of the Suffolk coast as plans for the entire land line would be much too [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 02 November 2011
Kessingland Rentals are up leading to new measures by agents. The Property Management Software is a great help to estate agents in the local area. Kessingland is a brilliant village for people looking to move to the Suffolk area, and a helping hand when selling homes is always welcomed from estate agents. Living on the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 15 August 2011
The Lowestoft Airshow 2011 ends in spectacular style, after a wet start to Suffolk’s celebration of everything airborne. The event, near Kessingland, kicked off on Thursday to a somewhat rainy start, causing a few event cancellations disappointing a few of the 172,000 visitors on the day. Yet the sunshine came out for Friday’s event and [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 11 July 2011
Love Kessingland is the place to go for everything going on in Kessingland We aim to give you everything you need when visiting Kessingland, Suffolk and to go that bit further, we’ve included some useful links below to help you out even more! Hightide – A great little link to some brilliant art and festival [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 June 2011
From Kessingland, to London Catwalks, Italian Fashion Houses and Supermodels, Designer Josh Bullen is rising through the ranks of fashion. Kessingland resident Josh Bullen has studied at the Central Saint Martins Art School, with his degree culminating in a catwalk show for his relaxed sportswear designs. Yet it wasn’t his mates chipping in to don [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 06 June 2011
Kessingland is a great place to view the Lowestoft Air Show Festival 2010 The next Lowestoft Air show is being held on Thursday 11th and Friday 12th of August 2011 and Kessingland is a great place to watch this super air festival without the large crowds. Many people have said that they enjoy watching the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 31 May 2011
The UK has seen a boom in historical objects being reported to museums, and Suffolk, including Kessingland has been a hive for these discoveries. Over 90,000 finds were reported to the British Museum in 2010, a 36% on the previous year. With figures like these the British Museum have been encouraging people to get out [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 27 May 2011
It’s Bank Holiday time again, as a three day weekend approaches. Suffolk Bank Holidays are always a great opportunity to get out and have a proper visit to places you may not have the time for, in a normal week. One of these places should definitely be Kessingland in Suffolk. If your’e looking for a [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2011
Kessingland residents can be proud of their coastal getaway as the village has been awarded the prestigious ‘Keep Britain Tidy Quality Coast Award’. The village has been a long standing attraction for people coming to the Suffolk Coast. The beautiful beach and delightful town have made Kessingland a favourite of the County. It is no [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2011
Kessingland has joined the world of social networking, so come and get involved. We’ve recently entered the world of Facebook to let more and more people know about what’s going on in Kessingland. We will update the account with news, information and events, as well as all the latest pictures and videos that we create. [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 01 May 2011
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Posted on 26 April 2011
No, William and Kate are not set to visit Kessingland in the near future. The Suffolk tow has its own royalty, with its two pubs The Kings Head and The Queens Head. The names sound simple yet there’s a lot more to these pub names than you’ll d think. Historian Elaine Saunders studied the history [...] Continue Reading