A small 100 seat theatre owned by FHODS where we carried out one or two improvement projects (re-siting of lighting box over side alley and addition of 12 gallery seats in its former position plus Victorian-style bar and green room), later 1970s 'modernisation' externally removed and the original Victorian non-conformist Church architecture re-expressed, stonework repairs and replacement of cast-iron rainwater goods with reproduction grp.

The theatre group later bought St Mark's Garrison Church at Shorncliffe Camp, and sketch drawings were prepared to support the bid for a sealed bid purchase from the MOD. The building is now a fully-functioning 350-seat theatre, renamed 'The Tower Theatre', with full flying facilities - RJ sketch.

This disaffected amenity land, donated to the town by Southern Water when they built a new pumping station, was adopted by the pupils of the local Primary School. They decided to launch a campaign to get play equipment installed, and, working with the Local and Council Authorities (Community Wardens), Southern Water, the schools and a pupils' Council, we succeeded in achieving a cherished facility, that is cared for by a community committee.

Here, we worked with a Trust that was granted use of an old transit shed in Folkestone Harbour, by new owner Roger De Haan, via his charitable Trust. Many meetings later, working with a large number of agencies, and with pro-bono 'in kind' donations, the disaffected young people of East Folkestone have a meeting place, with skate-boarding facilities, with input from youth officers, to give them 'a place of their own'.