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Amazing, as someone from Whitstable I have to ask myself if some of the improvements really are that. Thanks for sharing this.

Best pub I've found in North Kent

That was a bit of a shock seeing Malcom and Keith. Keith was such a gentle man. Keep em coming! Can't believe you still have all those photos and the iconic bw TV in our living room!

We went to Dymchurch in 1976, the year of the ladybird, you could scoop them up by the handful along the top of the sea wall.

Fascinating. Merry Christmas 😀

These are great. I never studied at Canterbury College, but back in the '90s I worked there occasionally during my life model days (I worked more often at Christchurch College art block in St. Peters Lane though, now demolished and replaced by housing).

The black and white suits them ,reminds me of Desmond decker at the college

I visited Canterbury and found a pub called The Hobbit!

I came out of Royal Navy in ‘75, went down mines at Tilmanstone for 4 years but spent lots of time-off in Canterbury. Lived in Herne Bay, got into motorcycles in big way too!

nice one J, superb work, if you have any images of the 70s Burgate Restaurant in Burgate junction with Butchery Lane it would be great to see in a future video, great memories of sausages and chips, tea, cakes and banana split there

Fascinating😀

This is great, such cool photos capturing everyday life nearly half a century ago (you must be a similar age to me: I'm 61, and have lived in Herne Bay / Thanet area since I was 22). Keep the videos coming!

So like sandwich! Is it a Cinque port??😂

Some of the old route numbers are back again!!

The modern bus depot is very poorly arranged (they should've looked at northern towns like Keighley and Morpeth to see how it's done!). Much preferred the old one.

History is the only thing we have left of England

Beautiful photos of my former home town 🙂 1 criticism though,at 10:19 you have a photo from under the guild hall that you marked as 2001 yet the blue car has a 2005 reg number lol.

I used to work at the Martime Museum too,, ! ... lovely peaceful music too 🙂

Such a pity about the motor museum and model village ...I'm. sure they would be of interest today ..(born in Ramsgate hospital 1962 ) 😊🙏

Very interesting, nice to see how Faversham looked a few years before I was born. There doesn't seem to be much difference but still cool

I used to go on holiday every year to Ramsgate in the 1970s with my parents and brother. Great times and great memories. The model village, Pleasurama The long Bar, Kings Cinema.. I visit now by myself, now 59 years old, every year and walk around remembering those happy family times.

Bello 😮😮😮❤❤❤😊😊😊

I remember the Coach and Horses Pub. Remember it being a bit rough too!😅

breathtaking, a pull back in time to memories, nice work, many thanks

That took me back a few years - Thank you 😀

Lovely to look back thank you for sharing ❤

As a Simon Langton school girl in the late 60’s and early 70’s I spent a lot of time at the bus station with fellow friends arriving from and departing to Whitstable! Fond memories indeed!

A lovely collection and comparison, plus excellent and very suitable music. Thank you.

Great photo's :)

Love your work, Jeremy - Fascinating insights - If I could offer one suggestion it would be that you leave the old postcards and pics up a little longer so that the viewer is better able to absorb the details and contrast with the present👍

Lovely to see. Thank you!

Many thank you, Jeremy! Very sad to see beautiful people from the past, walking along their neat, orderly and clean streets and to compare it to what the prosperous town has become 😢 😢😢

Delightful, as always.

Somehow, I missed this one two years ago. Good to catch up though. Nice one, Jeremy !

Was born in Birchington where Dante Gabriel Rosseti died

Excellant ! Thankyou

Canterbury if you notice most of the Damage and Destruction was done towards the Eastern part of the city! It was en route to London overhead if the Luftwaffe aborted or abandoned there mission for any reason CANTERBURY was the most logical spot to Drop their payload for better lift or salvaging petrol also closer to the Channel if total failure was the result of the mission giving the pilot a better chance of being rescued than capture! So if you ever been in CANTERBURY you will notice how much different and post war the area is!! I think it may have been as recent as within the last 5 years an unexploded Bomb was found just outside the East Gate!! But yes the Old Town did see and have its share of The BLITZ during the War!!

Mum used to live in 26b The Beach at 2.38 and Great Aunt Ruth owned 8 The Beach until the 1980's 2.47

So much nostalgia what a lovely video, my grandad had a house in cliftonville brought a tear to my eye 😢

Love it😊

I grew up in Herne Bay. This has made me feel very nostalgic. May have to take my Mum for a visit next time I am that side of the country 😊

Thank you, Jeremy, for your work: it is very important to educate people on serious matters in such a relaxing way. 👍😊💖

My dad alan was the manager of rediffusion back in the 70's.....I remember the shop well.

Lovely old photos of New Romney where my brother now lives. I must show him these wonderful old pictures. Thank you Jeremy.

Probably a grand old regal place in the past. I went there 8 years ago, now a left behind dump.

It’s not the ending of the British holiday thats ended places such as Cliftonville … its Millenial and Gen Z Chav culture, the me me me Tik Tok generation and above all immigration. Far from integrating, Cliftonville has become a ghetto of run down slums.

Lovely....well done!

I think an aquaintance of mine, Martin Casemore lives there. Heis a fantastic bird photographer, and could often be found at the old lighthouse gardens at dungoness.

I'd often see Peter Cushing riding his bike or having a cuppa in the Tudor Tea Rooms .

So many memories at Dymchurch from my childhood with my family