Whitstable is a seaside resort on the north coast of Kent. The name is a combination of ancient British words for salt (whit) and market (stable).
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Whitstable Oyster Co, England
This is a guide to the fantastic Kent seaside town. Find out what to do in Whitstable from fish and chips to local attractions
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Famous for seafood and shellfish since Roman times, Whitstable in Kent was once connected to the city of Canterbury by rail. Part of the decommissioned railway line now forms the Crab and Winkle Cycle Way; a lovely eco-friendly way to get from the Cathedral City to the seaside for lunch and a walk beside the sea
Whitstable is a curious little town, and I use that word affectionately. There is an old-world quality to it but also a feeling of the world somehow having passed it by. Yet this is not really true because Whitstable, small as it is in comparison with some of its neighbours, sits on a main railway…
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Famous for seafood and shellfish since Roman times, Whitstable in Kent was once connected to the city of Canterbury by rail. Part of the decommissioned railway line now forms the Crab and Winkle Cycle Way; a lovely eco-friendly way to get from the Cathedral City to the seaside for lunch and a walk beside the sea
Whitstable.
Coming soon! The Black Dog Micropub in Whitstable. Will have to try this one out when it opens!
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Famous for seafood and shellfish since Roman times, Whitstable in Kent was once connected to the city of Canterbury by rail. Part of the decommissioned railway line now forms the Crab and Winkle Cycle Way; a lovely eco-friendly way to get from the Cathedral City to the seaside for lunch and a walk beside the sea
A trade advert for our famous local Oyster fishery
The cross road from Oxford Street, on to Harbour Street in Whitstable.
The Playhouse Theatre Whitstable Since the opening production "Voyage Round My Father" in 1982, (with John Mortimer the playwright present), Playhouse has been expanded, re-furbished and fitted out with the latest state of the art sound and lighting equipment. The venue is suitable for a wide range of live entertainment. The Theatre is home to owners & operators the Lindley Players, but it is also a high specification performance venue used by many external amateur groups and professional acts
