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SUMMARY:TALK: Civic Day - History of Grace Hill Library - Kathmandu Cafe
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, 17th June we are offering a FREE event in the afternoon\, at the Kathmandu café\, West Terrace\, Folkestone (near the War Memorial). \nThe presentation will be on ‘The History of Grace Hill Library’ and will be given by Debby Jones\, Gorddinan Consulting. \n“The Folkestone Free Library started life on the Bayle at the Harveian Institution in the late 1870s. The building we see today resulted from an architectural design competition won by Brightwen Binyon.” \nCome and hear more about the origins of your library and how it has developed over the years. \nThere will be a couple of fictional stories afterwards. \nWe will be in the BASEMENT of the café – which is accessed by stairs only. \nThe presentation starts at 2.00pm\, and we will finish by 3.30pm – the café closes at 4.00pm. \nThe Kathmandu are not charging us for the use of the space\, so we do ask that everyone attending arrives with time to spare to buy a drink (the food is very good too!) \nShare This:
URL:https://www.newfolkestonesociety.org.uk/event/talk-civic-day-history-of-grace-hill-library-kathmandu-cafe/
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SUMMARY:The Marine Heritage of the Dover Sector in the First and Second World War
DESCRIPTION:Join us to learn the story of our marine heritage and the wrecks in the English Channel. \nDr. Antony Firth\, MCIfA is an archaeologist with a wider range of interests in marine heritage. In recent years he has been examining the history of the east coast in the First and Second World Wars\, including the ‘Dover Sector’ between North Foreland and Dungeness\, stretching across to the Continent. Antony became Head of Marine Heritage Strategy for Historic England in November 2021.\n\n  \n \nShare This:
URL:https://www.newfolkestonesociety.org.uk/event/the-marine-heritage-of-the-dover-sector-in-the-first-and-second-world-war/
LOCATION:The Cornerstone Centre\, 60 Castle Hill Avenue\, Folkestone\, Kent\, CT20 2QR\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:How Do We Feel About Where We Live?
DESCRIPTION:We are holding a FREE community discussion – How Do We Feel About Where We Live?  This takes place at the Back Hall of the Cornerstone Centre (former United Reformed Church)\, home of South Kent Community Church.  This is the Church next to Folkestone Central and the back hall entrance is opposite the corner entrance to Kingsnorth Gardens.  Doors open at 2pm for a 2.30pm start. \nThis will start with a talk by Porchlight on the fantastic work they do in the area helping homeless and vulnerable people\, including those struggling to cope with the pressures in their lives.  Come and hear about their free drop-in Porchlight Open Door ‘POD’ meet-ups to get support and advice\, try a new activity or just enjoy a chat. \nThis will be followed by a discussion with Jon O’Connor of Sunflower House and AFRA that revolves around the theme of Pride in Place and how we feel about Folkestone.\nWe really want to hear your opinions on living here – highs and lows – and how you see a Civic Society being relevant today.\nThis event is completely free\, although donations to help cover costs will be welcomed.  Refreshments will be served. \nYou are welcome to join as a member on the day – it costs just £10 for the year (£15 for joint membership) and you will receive three newsletters and enjoy discounted entry to events.  Members who haven’t renewed can also pay on the day – and we now have a card reader! \nWe hope this will be a really insightful discussion\, so come along and have your voice heard! \nShare This:
URL:https://www.newfolkestonesociety.org.uk/event/how-do-we-feel-about-where-we-live/
LOCATION:The Cornerstone Centre\, 60 Castle Hill Avenue\, Folkestone\, Kent\, CT20 2QR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Meetings,Talks
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SUMMARY:New Design within the Historic Environment
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URL:https://www.newfolkestonesociety.org.uk/event/new-design-within-the-historic-environment/
LOCATION:The Cornerstone Centre\, 60 Castle Hill Avenue\, Folkestone\, Kent\, CT20 2QR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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