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Tag Archives: Re-vitalization
Margate – a balanced view
This is my third post about Margate: a seaside town in the county of Kent on the SE corner of England. Margate has a long history as a seaside resort that blossomed with the advent of the railways and with … Continue reading
Posted in A Personal Viewpoint
Tagged Margate, Re-vitalization, Regeneration, Sophie Herxheimer, Suzannnah Dunn, Turner Contemporary
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