Folkestone - The Real Light At The End Of The Tunnel

Folkestone - The Real Light At The End Of The Tunnel

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Folkestone - The Real Light At The End Of The Tunnel episodes

  • Episode 2: Dandy Vintage

    The kick Folkestone needed was to move into the sort of territory Camden Market has made it's own. To breathe important, brave and innovative new life into a sector of the regeneration of Folkestone. And Rob and Debs from Dandy Vintage, headquartered in Hastings where they founded their first flagship store have decided Folkestone is a new home for their ambitions and their amazing range of high quality retro clothing for men and women. Rob Dyson is at the helm of the newly opened store in Folkestone. His utterly infectious smile and his welcome buoyed only by the burst of colour and clever design thought that has created an implosion of smiles on the faces of anyone who walks through the door. Folkestone has never seen anything like it, and the belief and the enthusiasm that Rob brings, aligned to his capability of being able to make every single customer feel they matter is infectious.


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    13 min
  • Episode 1: Rachel Leigh Bakes

    We start as we mean to continue with episode one of this series by serving you a podcast you can almost taste. We take our recording kit down Folkestone's Old High Street, and we talk to Rachel Leigh who has created a wonderful bake shop that is providing sustenance of the highest quality to visitors.


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    9 min

About Folkestone - The Real Light At The End Of The Tunnel

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Folkestone is a wonderful town on the south east coast of Kent. It has, for centuries, been known first as a fishing town, then a resort created by Victorian architects for visitors from far and wide to travel to, to promenade and for over a century, travel to France by sea. With the arrival of the Channel Tunnel, which Folkestone is the terminus of, came the erosion of the town and the disappearance of it’s ferry business and the knock on effect on the town and many of it’s small businesses. We talk to them to put them on-air.