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SOCIETY NEWS & EVENTS


Have your say - Churchill retirement homes proposals for the Aldi Site.
Churchill's proposals for the old Aldi supermarket Churchill Living is bringing forward proposals to redevelop the vacant former Aldi supermarket on Hythe High Street, delivering a new retirement living community alongside new retail units at the heart of the town centre. Is this a suitable use of the site? This website provides a wide range of information regarding the site and plans, as well as details about Churchill Living’s retirement communities. You can review this inf
May 271 min read


New sponsor for Hythe in Bloom!
Hythe in Bloom operates under the auspices of Hythe Civic Society and, since 2004, it has worked hard to provide summer and winter floral displays in and around Hythe. Funding for the project comes from two main sources: Hythe Town Council and commercial sponsors. This year, Hythe in Bloom is delighted to announce that H V Wooding Ltd has joined commercial sponsors Lawrence and Co Estate Agents and Charlier Construction as sponsors of the floral displays in Hythe. Established
May 271 min read


History of Coolinge Lane & NFS AGM Saturday 30 May
The New Folkestone Society has a talk this Saturday. History of Coolinge Lane a talk by Hilary Tolputt following the New Folkestone Society AGM Saturday 30 May - doors open 2pm for a 2.30pm start The Back Hall, The Cornerstone Centre, Castle Hill Ave, Folkestone CT20 2QR Admission £5 Local historian Hilary Tolputt takes a stroll down memory lane - and Coolinge Lane - looking at the road's development. Refreshments will be served. For full details, visit the event page. Admi
May 271 min read


Guided walks around old Hythe
Commencing Thursday 4 June 2026
May 181 min read


NFS Talk Saturday 25 April - George Fox: Founder of the Quakers
Saturday 25 April - doors open 2pm for a 2.30pm start The Back Hall, The Cornerstone Centre, Castle Hill Ave, Folkestone CT20 2QR Admission £5. Most people know that Quakers are committed to non-violence, that they refuse to swear oaths, and that they played a huge part in Britain’s campaign to end the Atlantic slave trade. But, where did the Quakers come from? What were their origins? And who was George Fox, the man who gave birth to the Quaker movement? Based on her biogra
Apr 201 min read


For one day only
Please see below flyer about a photo display for one day only.
Feb 221 min read


Hythe Civic Society – Volunteers Sought
The Hythe Civic Society (an independent charity with over 570 members) is seeking applications and expressions of interest for the voluntary roles of Chair and Committee Members . The Society works to protect and enhance the heritage, character and environment of Hythe, while promoting civic pride and supporting positive community development. We are seeking individuals who: Have an interest in community affairs Care about heritage and conservation matters Wish to promote a
Feb 221 min read


NFS Talk Saturday 28 February - Islamesque
Saturday 28 February - doors open 2pm for a 2.30pm start The Back Hall, The Cornerstone Centre, Castle Hill Ave, Folkestone CT20 2QR Admission £5 Who really built Europe’s Romanesque monuments? In this talk based on her groundbreaking book of the same title, Diana Darke explores the evidence embedded in medieval monasteries, churches and castles, from Mont Saint-Michel and the Leaning Tower of Pisa to Durham Cathedral and the Basilica of Santiago de Compostela. Diana is a
Feb 221 min read
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