Feeling peckish?

Thousands who did popped along to the Meadow Room in Cobham for the Munchies Festival.

Now in its fifth year, the event brands itself as a celebration of Kentish food, drink and live music for all the family.

It was initially set up as a fundraiser to repair the roof of the village hall in The Street.

That done, the next project launched by committee members is to raise £50,000 for double-glazed windows.

Organiser Antony Silk said: “It is a quintessential village fair – a bit like Midsomer Murders, without the murders.

“It is a popular family event, with people coming from the village and further afield.

“It’s also a chance to show off our lovely village hall with its very own meadow and we’re always blessed with good weather.”

Among the stall-holders represented were the Nelson Brewery based in Chatham Historic Dockyard and Biddenden Vineyards.