A joint reception between Shepway District Council and Kent County Council at Folkestone’s Quarterhouse on 13 April. More to follow.
Susan Carey and Robert Bliss
Archive for April, 2010
Dungeness reception
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010Folkestone Choral Society Concert
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010Good Friday 02 April the Mendelssohn concert by the Folkestone Choral Society. More to follow.
Susan Carey and John Dennis
Folkestone & Hythe orchestra
Wednesday, April 28th, 201020 March – a concert by the Folkestone and Hythe orchestra in the United Reformed Church, Folkestone. More to follow.
The Mayor of Hythe, the chairman of Shepway District Council and the Deputy Mayor of Folkestone
Playing on the railway
Wednesday, April 28th, 201020 March – opening a new play park at New Romney station on the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway. More to follow.
Chris Kirkham, Susan Carey, Sam and John
Pride in Shepway Awards
Wednesday, April 28th, 201010 March the Pride of Shepway Awards at Folkestone’s Quarterhouse to recognise the contribution of individuals to the local tourism, hospitality and leisure industry. More to follow.
Meeting the Bishop
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
- Susan Carey with Bishop Trevor
Meeting with the Reverend Trevor Willmott, the new Bishop of Dover on 02 March 2010. More to follow.
Sea cadets visit Shepway
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
- Susan Carey, chairman of Shepway District Council with the sea cadets
Sea cadet visit 08 March 2010. Post to follow.
Hawkinge school quizzes the council
Wednesday, April 28th, 201003 March sees a visit by Hawkinge Primary school pupils to Shepway District Council. Blog to be updated soon.
Sea Cadets Annual Naval Parade
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
Inspecting the cadets
Monday 22nd February and its the Sea Cadets’ Annual Royal Naval Parade at TS Invicta in Shorncliffe. There are about 60 of us crammed into seats at the back of TS Invicta’s large hall to watch the parade, the inspection and the raising of the flags.
There are plenty of proud Mums and Dads in the audience along with those of us wearing chains. The town mayors of Folkestone and Hythe are in attendance as well as the President of the local rotary club. I’m also pleased to see many people I know from the Royal Society of St George which is supporting the cadets with a £500 grant to equip the band. Shepway Council Leader, Robert Bliss is here and District Councillors Beaumont, Newlands and Prater.
The Area Commander has come from Portsmouth for the inspection and he spends time with every cadet asking questions and commenting on appearance. He then leaves to discuss the inspection and we are invited to have a hot drink which was very welcome as the hall doors had been open for much of the inspection and it is perishing cold.
The next stage of proceedings is ‘Evolutions’ a major one then a minor one. Evolutions turn out to be … post to be completed soon!
Bears
