Herne Bay Online	A site highlighting the town and many of the local businesses.
I Love Herne Bay	A fantastically enthusiastic site dedicated to the town.
Herne Bay Carnival	The official site for the town's annual parade.
Herne Bay Sea Cadets	See what they all get up to at TS Triumph, via their newly updated site.....
Herne Bay Sailing Club	Herne Bay Sailing Club can be found at the eastern end of town, in Beacon Hill.
Bay Blast Charters	Continuing the nautical theme. The home page of the website covers it, I think: "Herne Bay's only performance boat based cruise, charter and fun trip company".
Wildwood Park	A wonderfully peaceful woodland discovery park, just outside Herne. A great place to take the kids.
Rubber Biscuit	Quite possibly the coolest Rhythm & Blues band in the southeast. Certainly the coolest band name.
St Philip Howard School	Following the success of the "Save St Philp Howard School" campaign, the school now has it's own "proper" site.
Briary Primary School	Briary school has a very professional-looking site that provides lots of information.
Herne Bay High	This site is divided into two parts; the school and the sports college.
Herne Bay Junior School	Also known as Kings Road Junior School, there is also an infant school attached to it.
Reculver Primary School	The school is next to St Mary's church in Hillborough. Check out the "Teachers" section.....
Theatrecraft	A Herne Bay-based theatre group, whose site is undergoing modification at the moment.
Herne Bay Hockey Club	Herne Bay Hockey Club is a friendly club with eight senior teams for mens, ladies, mixed and veterans hockey to county Premier League level. A junior section provides coaching and competitive hockey from age 6 upwards.
Kent Adventure Training Corps	A recent site, created to highlight the organisations divisions in Herne Bay and Margate.

Simply Whitstable	Dave and Chris Taylor's fantastic site is justifiably popular and I am inordinately envious. Recently updated, The Taylor household has evidently been busy of late....
Whitstable Scene	Packed with useful information. A very good eating out page also details wheelchair accessibility (or otherwise).
Whitstable Society	The Whitstable Society was set up in 1960 to "look at all amenity related areas of life in Whitstable, from current issues to the history and geography of the area".
Crab & Winkle Line Trust	"Formed to preserve the heritage of the former Canterbury to Whitstable Railway with the aim of opening much of the route as a cycle- and footpath between Canterbury and Whitstable".
Whitstable Lifeboat	This site is run by Dave Parry, a member of the Whitstable Lifeboat crew. Full of history, information about the station and crew, plus a regular news update. See? some people maintain their site better than I do.....
Whitstable Rugby Club	Whilst never having had the bottle to actually join the club, I did help take their first set of posts from the Nottidge to Columbia Avenue. Anyway, the club has it's own site now.
Tortilla Army	I saw this band of maniacs at a gig in the East Kent. Fantastic (& very loud) entertainment, flash website.
Whitstable Oyster Festival	Dedicated to our local marine aphrodisiac, this site gives a retrospective view of last year's festival.
My Whitstable	Fantastically irreverent views here. Please note: the site contains much that visitors may find offensive.
St. Alphege Infant School	One of many schools that has a useful on-line presence.
St. Mary's Catholic Primary School	Since I started this site, a number of schools have created a presence. This is the local Catholic school.
Joy Lane Junior School	I was only at Joy Lane for about two terms, when it first opened. However, the school has a site, so I have added it.
Whitstable Community College	Formerly the Sir William Nottidge School, Whitstable's only secondary school is in Bellevue Road, near the old Thanet Way.
Chestfield	A new site set up to allow Chestfield residents to see what's going on in the village.
Whitstable Wierdos	An MSN Chat Group, run by Paul Flump, that seems to have a fairly lively contribution membership.

Chris Laurens Photography	I came across Chris's site following a search for some new windfarm photos. This site is packed with photos, many of which are local to Whitstable & Herne Bay.
bikedayz	Recently, Mark, John and I had the most wicked time, riding our bikes at ridiculous speeds through the French countryside. Contact Tony if you have a motorcycle and you could do the same.
Canterbury City Council	The city council's official tourist site.
Canterbury, Whitstable & Herne Bay	The first official site I found, from Kent County Council this time. Good tourist and hotel information.
Yourcounty.co.uk	Devoted to all things Kentish (or of Kent), this site covers all manner of topics from around the county.
The Soul of Dover	Dover information site, covering history, geography and panoramic photograph sections on the town and environs.
St. Nicholas At Wade	St. Nicholas-At-Wade is a few miles east of Herne Bay, in Thanet. This site is run by Ben Jones.
The Big Chill	If surfing is your bag, this is your site, providing a forum for surfers around Kent.
Maritime Heritage Trail	A new site for 2004, that provides information about the major coastal towns from Dungeness to Gravesend. Written jointly by KCC and the Council of Pas de Nord, Calais.
Kent Diabetes Information	This site describes itself as "a one stop central store of information that will assist every diabetic in Kent."
Kent & Sussex pics	Colin Ballard's collection of photos from around the county.
Canterbury Area Crime Prevention Panel	The local Police's on-line presence, courtesy of this site run by Chris Wise.
Savanna Sunset	The site I wrote to show the world our new kittens. "Savanna Sunset"? That's her official pedigree name. Sadly, she is no longer with us but I wil update the site to add the new cats that have come into our lives.
2Frantic Racing	Another self-penned site, written to cover the antics of a local motorcyle racing team that Mark & I are involved with.

So, You Want To Make A Web Page	Everything you need to write and launch a decent site. Written by Joe Barta in a very friendly, easy-to-follow manner, this is the best web tutorial site I have seen.
W3 Schools	The W3 (i.e. "WorldWide Web") Schools site has a thoroughly comprehensive series of free professional on-line tutorials.
24 Hour HTML Café	All the content of Dick Oliver's "Teach Yourself HTML in 24 Hours" book, plus lots more.
JavaScript Workshop	Another companion site, similar to the HTML Café website, this time covering the JavaScript book.
The JavaScript Source	Lots of free source code complete with explanatory notes. Very informative and easy to read.
Dynamic Drive	Another free source code site, providing Dynamic HTML code with decent notes and examples. I have taken lots of samples from here for this and other websites.
NoteTab	A simple text editor that I use to write all the site source code. A freeware version is also available here (file size: 1.75MB).
Tim Williams' email hider	If you have a site with email addresses, you are an instant spammer target. Use this really simple link to create email links that won't show up to search engines.
Web User Magazine	A UK-based web magazine with lots of useful content. It also has a comprehensive readers' forum.

Great British Pages	The first site to include hbay.co.uk in it's listings (in the travel section under "Kent").
The Knowhere Guide	A gloriously eclectic guide listing loads of places around the UK. Contributions to are made by local people with no connection to the tourist industry.
Mirago	One of those rare sites that shows the web "from a UK perspective".
The Internet Archive	This is an on-line reference library showing the history of thousands of sites. Even sites that no longer exist may be found here if you know the IP address.
My Home Town	A web ring of sites, similar to this one, run by South Shields Sand Dancers.

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