
ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society's Son et Lumière Remembrance Parade, which goes from outside The Grand on The Leas, led down The Leas by a regimental drummer to the Leas Bandstand for poetry & letter readings, before heading to the Step Short Remembrance Arch for the Last Post. A piper then joins the drummer to proceed down the precinct to the Town Hall, before heading down Church Street to the Parish Church of St Mary & St Eanswythe for music and reflection, including the Friends of the Royal British Legion Community Choir. The poster features an image of a silhouetted procession holding lanterns on a previous year's event. It is in the Society's brand colours - white and yellow text on a dark blue background. It features the logos of collaborators - Folkestone Town Council, the Parish Church of St Mary & St Eanswythe, the Shorncliffe Trust, Shepway Pastors, Folkestone Music Town and One Folkestone.

ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society's 'The Battle of Britain & the Memorial' talk by Richard Smith-Morgan. "In early 1940, Britain's fate hung by a thread, invasion never more close. Against all odds, the RAF pulled off an impossible victory. Join us to find out how." The talk takes place in The Back Hall at The Cornerstone Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone CT20 2QR on Saturday 31 October - doors open at 2pm for a 2.30pm start. Admission is £5 - book online to secure your place, or pay on the door (subject to availability). The poster is in the Society's brand colours - white and yellow text on a dark blue background. The poster features an image of a Hurricane taking off from RAF Hawkinge.

ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society's free Coffee Afternoon and update on their Mapping Project. This takes place on Thursday 8 October 3-5pm, with a presentation at 3.15pm in The Community Room on The Bayle, Folkestone. The poster is in the Society's brand colours - white and yellow text on a dark blue background - and features an image from a 1698 boox of maps that the Mapping Project had conserved and a photograph of a previous Coffee Afternoon.

ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society's Son et Lumiere Remembrance Parade on Saturday 8 November. The poster shows lanterns lined up at the Harbour station and a piper and drummer leading the procession. The public will assemble at 5.45pm on The Leas outside The Grand, the first 150 attendees will receive a lantern to carry down to the station, where they will form a lumiere tribute. The parade will commence at 6pm to the Leas Bandstand for poetry and letter readings, before heading to the Step Short arch for the Last Post. It will continue through the pedestrian precinct and down the Old High Street to the Harbour Station, for music and reflection. Those who cannot make the parade should assemble at the Harbour Station from 6.15pm, where they will be entertained by the U3A band.

ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society's Samuel Plimsoll talk by Nicolette Jones on Saturday 25 October. The poster features a photo of Nicolette standing in front of a painting of Plimsoll by Shane Record, and is in the Society's colour scheme - white and yellow text on a dark blue background. The talk is at the Cornerstone Centre (SKCC church) - doors open at 2pm for a 2.30pm start. Admission is £5. Refreshments will be served.

ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society event 'A Cemetery Tour with Afternoon Tea'. The poster is in the Society's brand colours - white and yellow text on a dark blue background, with a photograph of flowers amongst the headstones in Cheriton Road Cemetery. Tour on Saturday 26 July followed by Afternoon Tea at Folkestone Bowls Centre, price £15. Advance booking online by 20 July, stating dietary requirements, essential!

ALT A poster for the New Folkestone Society talk 'A Remarkable Woman - the Early Years of the Folkestone School for Girls' on Saturday 28 June at the Masonic Centre on Grace Hill, Folkestone. The poster is in the Society's brand colours - white text on dark blue - with a photo of the Masonic Centre and an advertisement for the school opening.













