Herne Bay

Commuters' anger at transport minister "snub"

Monday, March 15, 2010

A COMMUTER watchdog has waded into the row over train times and service on the east Kent line.

Tunde Olatunji, the passenger link manager of Passenger Focus, has written a hard-hitting letter to transport minister Chris Mole and Southeastern Trains demanding answers.

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Coastguards' Herne Bay mud bath will help save lives

Mud slide: Two of the trainees make their way across the mud HBBG090310coastguard-5

Friday, March 12, 2010

VISITORS found themselves up to their knees in mud in Herne Bay harbour, but all for a very good cause. A team of instructors endured a mudbath to...

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Page Three girl turns boxer

Friday, March 12, 2010

KNOCKOUT Page Three girl Toni-Samantha Wildish is punching her way to stardom. The glamour model is training for her first boxing bout on Sunday,...

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My Herne Bay: Eileen McShane

Thursday, March 11, 2010

EILEEN McShane has been offering people an alternative to traditional medicine for 32 years. The 59-year-old, who lives in Western Esplanade with her...

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Canterbury school band Slam Dunk win Whitstable Rotarians' talent show at Herne Bay's Kings Hall

Grand slam: Seventeen-strong Slam Funk from Simon Langton Girls Grammar School, Canterbury, picture here celebrating after the show with music teacher Nick Davies HBJN060310Bands-13

Monday, March 08, 2010

SLAM Funk has been crowned best school group in the district on its first outing after clinching Whitstable Rotary Club's third Battle of the Bands...

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Nurden's Notebook on Herne Bay's Battle of the Bands

Slam Dunk - winners of Whitstable Rotarians 's third battle of the bands contest at the Kings Hall, Herne Bay, pictured in the dressing room afterwards with their music teacher Nick Davies of Simon Langton Girls Grammar School, Canterbury

Monday, March 08, 2010

SOMEONE once wrote: "Those who do, do and those who don't, teach." It summed up parents' frustrations with teachers and highlighted our envy at the...

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Cyclists could soon be on their bikes along the prom

Friday, March 05, 2010

CYCLISTS could soon be legally allowed to ride along the promenade between Herne Bay and Swalecliffe. Although many already do, it is technically...

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Picking up the pieces with Herne Bay's jigsaw man

Cutting it: David Cooper of the British Jigsaw Puzzle Library in his workshop where he creates his own puzzles HBAC020310cooper-3

Wednesday, March 03, 2010

IT IS the only one of its kind left in the country and can boast of Queen and Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates as members. But few know of its...

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Arthur Kay and the Originals in tribute concert to rude reggae singer Judge Dread

Tribute: Arthur Kitchener will be staging a show in memory of the late Judge Dread on Saturday March 13 HBJN031209Arthur Kay-1

Friday, February 26, 2010

TWELVE years ago - on Friday 13 - rude reggae singer Judge Dread collapsed and died while on stage at the Penny Theatre, Canterbury. Next Saturday,...

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Budget cuts approved by Canterbury City Council

Whitstable divisional offices of Canterbury City Council in Harbour Street

Friday, February 19, 2010

INSULTS were traded as councillors set their budget for the year ahead. In one of the most bitter debates for years, members of Canterbury City...

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