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The Sandgate Society is a civic society and registered charity campaigning since 1962 to preserve, enhance and promote the enjoyment of Sandgate village’s unique built and natural heritage.

The Sandgate Society work alongside Sandgate Parish Council on a number of projects, including collaborating on the development and updating of the Sandgate Design Statement (last updated 2020) and joint working on streetscene improvements.

The Sandgate Society run regular events and exhibitions, and new members are always welcome.

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The Folkestone and Hythe District Council website containing a directory of services can be found here.

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The Sandgate Village Website is a great website to find what is happening locally. It contains information about the village and links to other relevant websites.

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The Visit Kent website contains a variety of information for those wishing to visit the ‘Garden of England’, with a large section on Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh

Visit the Folkestone, Hythe and Romney Marsh section of the Visit Kent site

For weather reports covering the Sandgate area.

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The BBC Kent website has: Information on Events in Kent, Message Boards, Travel Information and much more.

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The Chichester Memorial Hall – Sandgate’s Village Hall – is located in Sandgate High Street, the lower ground floor being occupied by Sandgate Members Club.

The Hall is for hire by community or private groups, and holds the long running Sandgate Farmers and Makers Market on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month.

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The Sandgate Business Forum brings together local businesses to make Sandgate the best possible place to shop, eat, drink, visit and stay.

Read or join our comprehensive directory of Sandgate businesses, or browse for forthcoming events in our Sandgate event diary.

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Founded in 1958, Kent Wildlife Trust is the leading conservation charity for Kent and Medway protecting wildlife, educating the public, influencing decision makers and restoring habitats.

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The Official Facebook Page for Sandgate in Kent.

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