
Inside This Issue: Stories to Surprise, Stir and Delight
Rediffusion, Kent’s TV pioneer: the 1950s broadcasting revolution in Broadstairs, led by men sheds
Peggotty, the Gravesend connection: where was the inspiration for the boat-house, home of a David Copperfield hero?
A Canterbury tale: cinema maestro celebrated
Where’s the playhouse? Thomas Trotter had a fine idea for entertaining Hythe and its garrison. Now only a street sign records its existence
Another crash, another cigarette: huge crowds at Dover welcomed the flamboyant but bedraggled aviator who twice failed to cross the Channel
Plus:
Storm victim gives up her secrets
Chatham’s architectural masterpiece restored
Holiday solution to high conservation costs
From leafy Kent to the mean streets of LA
Why city bookshop refused royal artist
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Vol 46 | Issue 5 - Sep/Oct 2025
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