April 11, 2023 StrangeCargo Art Collaboration StrangeCargo is well known to local people – in their words this art company “has been built on the ethos of involving other people…
March 28, 2023 Rediscovering Life After the Loss of a Loved One Losing a loved one often feels like you’ve lost part of yourself. Whether you lost a friend, a spouse, a parent, or a child,…
March 10, 2023 Caring for Gods Acre – Webinars For those of you who love to learn more about cemetery history – take a look at ‘Caring for Gods Acre‘ webinars coming up,…
March 7, 2023 The Brown Paper Parcel Social Media can be a mixed blessing – but something it is seriously good at is sharing discoveries or findings with groups of common…
February 28, 2023 Family History Talks There are lots of great talks coming up, given by the Kent Family History Society, including: ‘Making the most of a Will’, ‘Family history storytelling’…
February 24, 2023 A Glossary of Cemetery Phrases This great glossary of cemetery phrases has been compiled by the National Federation of Cemetery Friends. The list includes the type of trees and…
February 20, 2023 There’s Life Among The Dead: Wildlife in cemeteries Graveyards are quiet, peaceful places. Left alone over time, many have become secluded sanctuaries where plant and animal life can thrive. Explore your local cemetery…
February 20, 2023 LEARN ABOUT THE WORLD WARS WITH THE CWGC On this International Day of Education (24th Jan), we’d like to take this opportunity to reintroduce you to some of the resources we offer…
February 16, 2023 Pechey Phipson – Her Work Goes On Back in the summer we were contacted by Ramesh, who was here in Folkestone UK, on holiday from India and wanted to see the…
November 24, 2022 Armistice Day 2022 This year the weather stayed dry for us, although seasonally cold – and just before 11am a group of Veterans, Royal British Legion members,…