Media Coverage | Lees Court Estate

Publication: Kent Archaeological Society Website

27.10.2023

Kent Archaeological Society Interview

KAS interviews Lady Sondes and her estate manager, Elizabeth Roberts to get the estate's perspective of the KAS archaeological excavations at Lees Court Estate.
April 2024: Due to KAS website rebuild, link not currently available.

Publication: Tatler

01.04.2023

Best Butler

Dale Burrluck, Butler at Lees Court Estate, who was named by Tatler magazine as “Best Butler”.

Publication: Tatler

01.12.2021

Last Countess - Tatler

“The Countess Sondes… the most glamorous and intriguing character in the British aristocracy today”

Publication: YouTube

01.08.2021

Canterbury Cathedral - Video

“Lees Court Estate has the largest non-food producing area of crops and what they produce are crops like calendula and echium…

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Publication: YouTube

01.03.2021

New Varieties of Elm - Telegraph

New varieties of Elm offer hope of a return at Lees Court, in Kent: a trial planting of elms is now 7 years old.

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Publication: CLA Land & Business Online

01.01.2020

Bioplastics

Lees Court Estate has developed new ventures alongside traditional estate revenue streams, making the case for the UK to develop as a lead producer of bioplastics.

Publication: CLA on YouTube

01.11.2019

CLA Rural Business Video

"A brilliant example of a diversified business...Lady Sondes" Victoria Derbyshire, Host of the CLA Rural Business Conference 2019

Publication: Faversham Online

01.11.2019

2019 Archeaeological Dig

A recent article on the 2019 archaeological dig at Lees Court.

01.05.2019

Strength in Diversity.

Lees Court Estate in Kent is one of the most successful wheat growers in the country...the estate began to extract wheatgerm oil successfully, then realised the potential for many other plant-based oils.

Publication: Shooting Gazette

01.10.2018