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The Jan - Feb 2-109 edition of R Magazine is out with articles including:
- Ellington Park
- Manston
- Kent bumblebees
- Ramsgate Library
- Dunkirk ‘Little Ship’ Skylark IX
- Conservation Area Assessment
- Ramsgate’s ‘old’ Fire Station
- and more
You can download a copy below.
 R Newsletter - Jan - Feb 2019
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The Ramsgate Society shop will re-open in the Clock house of the Maritime Museum on Tuesday October 9th. We still have some spaces on our rota of helpers. If you could offer a couple of hours of time there are spaces on Tuesday afternoon from 1.00pm- 4pm, Friday afternoon from 1.00pm - 4.00pm and Saturday from 1.00 - 4.00pm.
Although it is likely to be quiet we need 2 volunteers at all times. We have Ramsgate Society items for sale and also are willing to talk to visitors about Ramsgate as a town and listen to any concerns. The membership Secretary (Janet Reid) and myself are always available to lock up at the end of the day and support in anyway we can.
If you can help, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 01843 592102.
Thank you
Rosemary Kirk
The Ramsgate Society Secretary
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Our Great British Spring Clean
10.00 am, Sunday 4 March 2018,
Clock House, Ramsgate Harbour
As part of Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean, members of The Ramsgate Society will be joining hands with local groups, including Sea Scouts, Guides and Cadets to pick up litter in and around Ramsgate town centre and harbour on Sunday 4th March 2018 from 10am. The litter pick will start from the Clock house at the Ramsgate Harbour. It is hoped community groups and volunteers will join The Ramsgate Society in making it a Great British Spring Clean.
For more information, contact Meher Basit on 07792423775.
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Sir Terry Farrell CBE has called on the planning profession to embrace the opportunities presented by the continuing technology revolution.
Speaking at a ceremony at which he became only the 15th person in more than a century to be awarded the RTPI’s Gold Medal, the architect, planner and urban designer said emerging technologies were set to “transform” the planning profession.
”We may get to the point where we don’t have planning committees,” said Sir Terry, “instead having decisions on planning applications made through the equivalent of game simulators where you can press a button to decide yes or no.”
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