St Peters Village Tour

Our flagship award winning Village Tour and meet many costumed characters from past centuries along with some surprises along the way! During the tour you will see the flint built church and find out a little more about its long history. You will hear of conditions in the workhouse, the Newbolts breakfast concerts for hundreds of fashionable people, the tower used in the Napoleonic wars, famous (and infamous) local residents and our ancient seat of local government for the area.

You can find more information and book tickets via this link https://www.villagetour.co.uk

Welcome to my Community Cafe & Tea Room set in the heart of the Historic town of Broadstairs, Kent. The town that was home for a time to writer Charles Dickens. The Old Curiosity Shop is located just 2 mins walk down Harbour Street under the old stone arch where you will find Viking Bay with its beautiful beach and harbour area. When you enter you will be greeted with a smile and a warm welcome to make you feel at home as you mingle with our local & visiting customers. Our locals are a wealth of knowledge about the local area, where to go and what to see. We host many community events to support local charities. We have an area just for our younger guests to play with toys. There are also many events that take place weekly.We look forward to welcoming you to our passion.The Old Curiosity shop. Tilly & team

Martin Cheek is a versatile mosaic artist who initially founded the technique of incorporating glass fusions into his mosaics. In so doing, he essentially transformed the art and added unique textural interest to his work. The intricately detailed glass fusions, all made by Martin in his workshop, take his mosaics to another dimension, adding varying degrees of reflectivity and energy, something not easily obtained using traditional mosaic materials.

Visit Martins website www.shopmartincheek.com

Youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/@TheMartincheek

Martin is originally from Birmingham, England, and was educated at Exeter College of Art and Design. He made award-winning films as a student, worked on several puppet animation projects including The Wind in the Willows, Paddington Bear, Noddy in Toyland and Portland Bill, before setting up his own production company, Cheeky Films, Ltd. He also served for many years as a part-time lecturer at the Royal College of Art and was an art critic for The Daily Express.