"When the rest of the track is finished in 2007 it will be possible to commute from St Pancras to Folkestone in 35 minutes"That sounds a bit quicker than I'd heard before, but so says propertyinvesting.net... it also adds:Folkestone is a nice town generally – no really bad areas. Down by the harbour it's got "further to go" than other parts of the town. Much of Folkeston... Fellenberg College, 4 Church Street, FolkestoneIn the 19th century, there was a Ladies' College in Church Street, Folkestone, which was named Fellenberg College - also known as Fellenberg House Seminary.I have found it listed in a few of the historical directories, but then it disappeared in the ... RE: Fellenberg College, 4 Church Street, FolkestoneChurch Street is in the old part of Folkestone, by St Eanswythe's church, I would guess the building is likely to be still there, though that might be where the primary school is now. When I get a chance I'll go down there and have a look, maybe take... I've found Fellenberg CollegeIt's now mostly a shop called Pickwicks! Here are some pictures I took of it, looks like it's been at least partly demolished. Here's a view up Church Street, towards the Church, Fellenberg College is on the right where Pickwicks is now.Here's a stra... RE: I've found Fellenberg CollegePauly, thank you so very much for your great kindness in locating this old college building and for taking the photos for me.Would you please happen to know what sort of college it was?The girl who attended there (whose family history I've been follo... New thing I learnedAndrew Collins was at art school with Mikey (or does he mean Foz, or both?) from David Devant. He mentions it in this roundup of Karaoke Circus, a rather ace sounding night at The 100 Club.Wonder if their Living On A Prayer was better than my own leg... RE: Thanks for that brilliantly detailed reminiscenceHi Pauly.... Sorry but my brain's a little befuddled about exact dates. However, I can tell you that it would have bee arounf the period 1970-1971-ish to around 1976-77ish? During this period I was also in a local (Dover) band myself: "Father Luke"... Thanks for even more detailGreat to hear, nice story of nearly "making it" too, that's a lot further than 99% of bands get!Just thought, I wonder if Black Sabbath played twice in Folkestone around that time? As the first gig I added here for 1970 was supposedly at the Art Coll... WolfsbaneFound the ticket now! I went to the gig on my own, then got the last train up to Rugby, where I was staying for college. Can't find details anywhere online. Much stage diving, one of my favourite gig.sLive music - DAVID GRAYTrained as a painter at the Liverpool College of Art, David Gray eschewed art for a career in music. Since then, he has had three UK No.1 albums and won the prestigious Ivor Novello Award twice - in 2001 for his breakthrough single ‘Babylon’ and ... the cliqueclub presents - the Masquerade BallMarquee at Imperial College, Wye. Bongo players; bucking bronco; dancers; 4 - DJs spinning the finest Funky House, R&B, Garage, Old Skool, Salsa; Chill out garden and Jacuzzi to relax. Tickets £25 T: 07876745134 20:00Postgraduate Research Network and Workshop ConferenceUniversity Centre, Folkestone. Dr Paul Rennie p.rennie@csm.arts.ac.uk The conference is organised by Dr Paul Rennie (Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London) to coincide with the first Folkestone Triennale and hosted by the Unive... Experience Japanat the Chaucer College Open Day. Free entry & free parking at Beverley Farm. FOOD - DANCE - ORIGAMI & MUCH MORE! Chaucer College, University Road, Canterbury. 10:30-15:00 Stratford College Night-end of course showcaseStratford College Night-end of course showcase3.00Contemporary Jazz Ensemble, Trinity College of MusicSinfonia, Trinity College of MusicKings College Choir in London46.20Kings College Choir in London54.45Wellington College at The Royal Albert Hall in London99.00