Faversh
am Safari is an annual town-wide, street market held on the first Sunday in August. A £6 registration fee, payable to the Creek Trust, allows residents to appear on the list of those participating. This year over 200 households signed up selling a variety of clothes, household goods, cakes and more. Several local businesses very kindly sponsored the event with their details included in the list.
A big thank you goes to the Alexander Centre for hosting the Safari providing information, lists, mini-market stalls, café and toilets – and taking donations for the Creek Trust! We are also grateful to Kathy West and her team for their support. Their energy and efficiency for the project has enabled the Safari to raise hundreds of pounds for us every year. Details can be found on their Facebook page ‘Faversham Safari’ and their website https://favershamsafari.wixsite.com/kent
History of Faversham Creek by Arthur Percival – Part 10 A look at the history of the Creekside. In this series of features on the Creek let’s now start a stroll along its banks to see how its town reach...
History of Faversham Creek by Arthur Percival – Part 9 We have seen how the Creek’s viability as a commercial waterway was in jeopardy after the opening of Whitstable Harbour in 1832 and how it was successfully revived at the...
History of Faversham Creek by Arthur Percival – Part 8 In Part 7, we recorded how in 1878 the £1,500 cost of the new (present) Creek bridge was shared equally between the Faversham Navigation Commission, the Faversham Pavement Commission (a...
History of Faversham Creek by Arthur Percival – Part 7 By the 18th century there was a bridge at the head of the Creek, by the north end of Stonebridge Pond, linking West Street via Flood Lane with Brent Hill....
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