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Greatstone village is on the south east Kent coast between Folkestone and Rye, about one mile from the cinque port of New Romney on the Romney Marsh. Greatstone is the home to the Sound Mirrors, three large concrete structures built in the 1920s and 1930s to detect enemy aircraft.  They are located to the west of Greatstone on Greatstone Lakes in the nature reserve. Greatstone Dunes are typical coastal sand dunes and are a Site of Special Scientific Interest, with many rare species of plants.   Greatstone Dunes
History  Find out about the history of Greatstone in our History pages, and view some old pictures in our Bygone Greatstone pages. Visitor Information Visiting Greatstone and the local area? For more information, please go to our Visitor Information pages. |
Ships in the English Channel See what ships are currently in the channel and where they are going by looking at the live map  Live Map
The Jolly Fisherman pub is the local for people who live and work in Greatstone and an ideal refreshment stopover for visitors. At the Jolly Fisherman you will find a warm welcome from your hosts Steve, Shirley and Lee, where you can enjoy your drink and food in congenial company and surroundings.  The pub is open every day and serves food every day in the reataurant and bar, with roasts on Sunday. Summer 2011 MenusKent Police Visit our Kent Police page for contact information, crime maps, police updates and newsletter. Dungeness Nature Reserve There is a large area of the Dungeness Nature Reserve to the west of Greatstone village and includes part of the Greatstone Shingle Trail. Greatstone is well known for its fine sandy beach, which stretches for some two miles along the coastline. The beach, being quite flat at many states of the tide, attracts a wide range of beach activities.  Greatstone Beach
Directory Please go to our Directory for a listing of businesses, local services, organisations, clubs etc in Greatstone. |
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On 20 August 2011 there was a Skydive and Fun Day to raise funds for Help for Heroes. Our target was to raise £1000 but in fact we raised £3,250. |
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Other Links Pool League The Romney Marsh Pool League comprises 15 teams from pubs and clubs on the Romney Marsh, competing in Summer and Winter leagues. The leagues support the Kent Association for the Blind. 
A to Z Index of Greatstone is a comprehensive alphabetical listing of all things to do with and about Greatstone | ||||||||||
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