"Dingley Dell". Kings Hill golf course was founded in 1995 and is open to guests and visitors. Cultural references In 1967, The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour was filmed around West Malling, including in the High Street and at the airfield. Notable residents Aretas Akers-Douglas, 1st Viscount Chilston, Conservative politician and Home Secretary 1902–1905. Born at St. Mary's Abbey, West Malling in 1851. John Downman, artist. Lived in Went House, West Malling from 1804. Wing Commander Guy Gibson, V.C., leader of The Dambusters, was stationed at RAF West Malling in 1941. His signature is preserved on the ceiling of the cellar at Douce's Manor, used as an Officers' Mess by the Airmen. Tony Hudgell, fundraiser, lives with his parents in Kings Hill. William Perfect, surgeon, obstetrician and pioneer of the treatment of mental illness. Lived in West Malling from 1756 until his death in 1809. Lt. Col. A.D. Wintle, M.C., famous eccentric and soldier. First layman to win a unanimous verdict in the House of Lords. Lived in Coldharbour House in West Malling. References External links Panoramic views of West Malling (BBC) Malling Action Partnership, a community-based partnership leading to a community-developed vision for the future of West Malling as a market town Geograph photo of the Cricket Ground Towns in Kent Market towns in Kent Civil parishes in Kent Tonbridge and Malling