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26 Jun 2026
By 
Jessica Rose

Yesterday, Margate Commons screened the People's Emergency Briefing at WhereElse in Margate, bringing to Margate's community the same information on the escalating climate and nature crisis that the UK's MPs were shown in the National Emergency Briefing in November last year.

The evidence is sobering and conveys the scale of the crises we're facing now, here in our communities.

It affects every aspect of our lives from the cost of living to food availability to health to security. 

Screened in the week that the UK is experiencing its second heatwave of Spring 2026, the film's urgency is palpable.

People's Emergency Briefing on the climate and nature crisis
8 Apr 2026

Youth Creative Connect: A fantastic opportunity for young people to showcase their artwork

 

Thanet-based young people were invited to bring and showcase their creative work at a networking event for the creative community in Ramsgate during Easter weekend. 

 

Funded as a Pride in Place ‘Bring It to Life’ project, the event was open to the whole creative community, with 16-24 year-olds invited to show their work and feature in a film.

 

A group of young people stand outside a community space.
24 Mar 2026
By 
James Bonthron

Last week, our Creative Catalyst Thanet programme was showcased at the launch of Kent as the UK's first Marmot Coastal Region in Dover. 

Creative Catalyst Thanet co-founder Elinor Seath and 24-year-old Stephanie Redwood took to the stage at Maison Dieu in Dover, to talk about the impact of the programme.

Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Director of University College London’s Institute of Health Equity and a leading global authority on health inequalities, gave the keynote speech.

 

He highlighted the stark inequalities between the richest, inland parts of Kent compared with deprived coastal communities like Thanet and Dover. 

 

A group of people standing in a hall, facing the camera.
11 Feb 2026
By 
James Bonthron

It’s National Apprenticeship Week and today I’m reflecting on my time so far at Co-relate as a marketing apprentice.

 

I’ve been an apprentice, on the real Living Wage, for almost 11 months, having started at the end of March 2025. Being an apprentice, part of my time is spent learning about marketing theory, which is delivered by Big Creative Education. Through the online tutorials, I’ve learned the basics of creating campaigns and how marketing works (and why it does). 

23 Dec 2025
By 
Content Editor

Young people in Thanet now have a new way to gain experience with green skills and careers thanks to funding from Thanet District Council through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).

The new programme follows on from the success of Creative Catalyst Thanet, which connects young people with paid and unpaid work experience in Thanet's creative sector.

Green Catalyst provides paid and unpaid placements for the growing number of green jobs in the district. We are now recruiting for young people 16-25 who are interested in short-term unpaid work placements.

The types of placements on offer include:

Young people in a carpentry studio