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#Whitstable

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CLondoner92 (New Account)

A new #Monopoly: #Whitstable and Herne Bay Edition game is now available, celebrating local landmarks, including #Southeastern #trains, Whitstable's Squeeze Gut Alley, and the oyster festival. Over 30 local organisations and charities feature, including Wildwood Trust, Revival #Kent, and the Umbrella Centre. The game includes bespoke property spaces, cards, and Chance/Community Chest cards with fun local twists, like advancing to Herne Bay Pier or being penalised for a seagull stealing lunch. The launch took place this morning in Herne Bay, and the game coincides with Monopoly's 90th anniversary and #Easter 2025. Southeastern is proud to be part of the edition, reflecting the region’s #tourism, #heritage, and community spirit.
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The image shows three people on a train platform in front of a stationary train. On the left, a man with short red hair is wearing a blue jacket and a neon yellow safety vest, holding a green flag in the air. In the centre, a person is dressed in a character costume, wearing a large top hat, black suit, and a monocle, resembling the Monopoly game character. On the right, a woman with glasses and her hair tied back is also wearing a blue jacket and a neon yellow safety vest, holding a Monopoly game box titled "Whitstable and Herne Bay Edition." The train behind them is black with a yellow front. The sky is clear and blue, and there is some greenery along a brick wall in the background. The station platform is lined, with a pillar on the right. Photo by Southeastern
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#Whitstable, Kent

Sirens of Sewage, by Jason deCaires Taylor, which portrays a cold-water swimmer, a school child, kite surfer, a lifeboat volunteer and a local fisherman. The beach artwork celebrates local volunteers who are part of a national network driving public discourse and political action to safeguard water bodies and #marineecology
Photograph: Gareth Fuller/

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