We offer effective advertising in the Hythe area at a low cost in our popular magazine, which is published bi-monthly and distributed to all homes and businesses in the CT21 postcode (including Hythe, Saltwood & Lympne; distribution 9,000). It is jam-packed with products and services that are provided by businesses in, or local to, Hythe and it is an invaluable reference point for every home.

What makes the Hythe Handbook extremely readable (and effective) is the reams of community content that we publish. Organisations publicise local groups and events and charities promote themselves; and there are articles to read and puzzles to do.

For more information or to place an ad contact Jo Dodds on 01303 263858 or by email through our ‘contact us’ page.

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Spring Edition 2010

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Lounge Sale this Saturday (27 Feb) in Folkestone

February 24, 2010

25% is being donated to the Folkestone Inshore Rescue fund …
When: Saturday 27 February 2010 ~ 1.00– 5.00 pm
Where: 42 Earls Avenue – side entrance
What: See below
Lots of goodies FOR SALE ~ such as:

Clothes ( some brand new with tags):

Women’s
Children’s
Men’s

Handbags

Hats

Household (including):

Curtains [...]

An Afternoon of Rye Herbs – National Trust Talk

February 15, 2010

The Rye and Winchelsea Centre of National Trust holds their next talk on Thursday 18 March 2010.
The talk is entitled:-
An Afternoon of Rye Herbs’ by Lin Sains.
Lin gives us a mouth watering look at the use of herbs through the centuries to the present day.
The talk will be held at the Beckley Village Hall beginning at [...]

Lunchtime Piano Recital at St Leonard’s Church, Hythe

February 4, 2010

A lunchtime piano recital is to be given by Miyuki Kato in St Leonard’s Church on Thursday 18 February 2010 at 12noon.
Miyuki was born in Japan and came to the UK in 1997 as an exchange student, spending a year at grammar school in Kent, where she met piano teacher, Dr Michael Schreider, and decided [...]

News from Hythe Chamber of Commerce & Tourism: Chamber’s plan to help Hythe prosper

February 1, 2010

THE new chairman of the Hythe Chamber of Commerce & Tourism (HCCT) has invited support from businesses outside the High Street area and called for more interest in its activities by the town council.
Joanna Ames, who took over from Kevin Howell as chairman at the meeting of the chamber’s executive committee on January [...]

Alturnative, an artist-led group in Kent have a new and exciting show

January 28, 2010

We received this from Lyndsey Harrison of http://alturnertive.com :
“What happened to us? Where did our creativity go?”
Alturnertive, an artist-led group aiming to provide opportunities to show the best of Kent’s emerging artists and art students have gone that little bit further for their new and exciting show. With an idea to encourage the residents [...]

News from Hythe Chamber of Commerce & Tourism: Changes at top for Hythe business organisation

January 25, 2010

The chairman and vice chairman of the Hythe Chamber of Commerce & Tourism are to swap jobs. Kevin Howell, chairman since April 2007, is to step down in order to devote more time to his business. He will become vice chairman, succeeding Joanna Ames, the current holder of the office, who will take over as [...]

New Year Edition 2010

January 8, 2010

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Discover Folkestone Video

December 16, 2009

We’ve just watched the new video from Discover Folkestone which shows out lovely region in all its glory. This lovely film shows all the things we forget are around us when we live here!

Royal Military Canal and the Venetian Fete from earlier in 2009
Lower Leas Coastal Park and the lovely seaside beside
Folkestone sea front and [...]

Car-free High Street for late night shoppers

December 7, 2009

On 23rd November Kevin Howell wrote about the Late Night Shopping in Hythe High Street and how it was going ahead on 10th December, but in a slightly different way from how it was planned due to authorisation processes and red tape. Well, the good news is, it has all been sorted out, as [...]