Meet and make new friends over a cup of tea or coffee at Cheriton Library's weekly Talk Time.

I am an OFSTED registered childminder, fully trained in peadiactric first aid and have the relevent safeguarding training and a level 3 qualification in childcare. I live alone with 3 cats, a rabbit and a tortoise. I regularly visit the local library, parks and beach…

Sidcup, Kent About the Carlton Centre The Carlton Centre offers education, training and leisure opportunities for people with learning disabilities or autism. A modern and well-equipped building, the centre has flexible spaces and purpose-built facilities which include; a state-of-the-art special care suite, with ceiling hoists…

Birchington, Kent   About Devon Gardens This is a spacious property supporting 6 adults with learning disabilities. Originally 2 properties, Devon Gardens contains 6 bedrooms and communal areas. These include 2 bathrooms, a lounge, a dining room, a laundry room and a good sized garden. Staff…

Herne Bay, Kent   About Seaview Seaview is a building with individual flats that are Council Warden Assisted properties. However, Flat 18 is the ex Wardens Flat (top floor flat) which is a good size and consists of three bedrooms and a communal area (below). The flat…

Alert Cliftonville Library is temporarily closed. There is a limited service from Broadstairs Library, please visit Select and Collect for more information. Our libraries are free to join and offer a wide range of services - from free access to books, computers, internet and information to the hire of…

Baby rhyme time for under 3s and their parents and carers at Cliftonville Library. Songs Nursery rhymes Fun for all

A weekly group for parents and carers. It's a great opportunity to make friends and socialise while babies or toddlers play. Tea and coffee available while you chat and your children have fun. Suitable for pre-school children.  

Join us at our weekly board game talk time. A great opportunity to make friends and socialise.

Reading groups are a great way of meeting people and sharing your views about books. Reading groups generate exciting debates and may lead you to consider books that you would never have imagined reading.