Articles related to "Folkestone"

Folkestone, a British coastal town, has embarked on an ambitious art's project that began this month to great critical acclaim from the rest of the world.

September the 12th is a day dedicated to St. Eanswythe, a little known Saint but an important one in early UK Christianity.

An earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter Scale was felt in the United Kingdom on Wednesday February 27th 2008.

Dominated by the beautiful gothic cathedral, Canterbury is chock full of old world charm, while offering great attractions for the modern day visitor.

Michael Dillon is the world's first female-to-male post-operative transsexual. He lived a rich, but tortured life.

There is plenty to amuse and entertain children through the school holidays on the Isle of Thanet, much of which is free or low budget (even cheap).

Each region of Japan had its own traditional songs, for work and play. Changing work patterns encouraged the songs to move to the stage and now into folk rock!

Britain has long been credited with the invention of the modern railroad but had always lagged behind Europe and Japan in truly high-speed rail services. Not any more.

Brief biography of English anatomist and physician William Harvey who discovered blood circulation, with his findings in On the Motions of the Heart and Blood.