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A warm welcome to The Ramsgate Society’s website

Since 1964, we’ve been dedicated to preserving and enhancing Ramsgate’s unique heritage and environment.

Here, you’ll find information about our ongoing projects, upcoming events, and ways to get involved in our community initiatives.

Explore our latest news, delve into Ramsgate’s rich history, and discover how you can contribute to making our town a better place for all.

Join us in celebrating and safeguarding the beauty and character of Ramsgate!

If you have any difficulties or questions, please use the ‘Contact’ page to get in touch.

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News and Projects

Vacancies on Ramsgate Society Committee

Vacancies on Ramsgate Society Committee

We meet monthly at 6pm and usually on the first Thursday of the month at the Custom House. There are two posts for which we hope to recruit new members. For the role of Honorary Secretary there will be an induction period working alongside our current Secretary whereas the Green Agenda Lead is a new post.

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Civic Champions Awards 2022

Civic Champions Awards 2022

The Ramsgate Society Committee is asking all members to nominate potential Civic Champions for 2022. Consider the criteria of the six categories and write a brief synopsis of why you think this person, team or organisation should be considered.

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Thanet Local Plan Update

Thanet Local Plan Update

Thanet District Council invited interested parties to submit their views as part of a consultation exercise for a ‘partial update’ of the Thanet Local Plan. An overview and a full copy of The Ramsgate Society response can be read on this site.

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Save Our Seas

Save Our Seas

How could anyone argue that it remains acceptable to dump raw sewage into the sea? Our local swimmers and other concerned residents want as many people as possible to say this has just got to stop!

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