Went to the CCC Offices yesterday for the last time. Mainly to thank the Officers who have been so great over the last 4 years in helping me help our residents.
Thank you for your kind messages. It's often the quiet ones who get on with the job that are seen as targets. I'm proud of what we achieved under the leadership of @cooksimon
Think Of Me Exhibition at The @horsebridge - Our WW1 losses brought together by the efforts of Hannah Wenn and our brilliant community from my research. On until Nov 18th.
On this day in 1918, Richard Charles Mantle aged 24, of 41 Island Wall Whitstable, was killed in action in France.
His sacrifice is not forgotten.
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Mysterious death of a leatherback turtle found washed up on a beach in Cornwall may have been caused by ocean's plastic waste dailym.ai/2P5A2K7
0/10 today in attempting to get our glass waste into the truck Serco. Don't rush back, I've swept the road and put the glass back in the bin.
An enjoyable and educational Whitstable Harbour Day. Well done to Whitstable Maritime and all involved.
I'm not involved with @Oyster_Fest this year, so best wishes to all who are. Have a great time entertaining our visitors.
Whilst I for a short time went to school in Bromley during the latter 50s. nitter.gq/MarnieMemoirs/status/1…
Next time you are in Whitstable Harbour, walk round to the East Quay and have a look at the information panels that Brett Aggregates put on the gates. Very informative.
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Thirsty? Run out of water? You can now refill your water bottle for free at a whole host of our venues - @marlowetheatre, @The_Beaney, @Whitefriars_eu , @Kings_Hall_HB, Whitstable Harbour office and our community centres. Find out more at news.canterbury.gov.uk/fill-…
Proud to be asked to unveil the new Information Sign at Prospect Field yesterday. A haven of peace, nature and views cared for by volunteers.
Congratulations to the team at Canterbury Cathedral Archives, receiving their Archive Service Accreditation today, putting them within the top 4% in the UK.
It's not beyond available technology for roadside fast food retailers to print the customer's car number plate on their purchases and save taking the blame for this.
Our main road verges reduce noise and air pollution, are wildlife corridors and feed birds. So what type of animal does this to them?


















