Articles on people who have been instrumental to the Lift over time, putting a spotlight on historical figures, former drivers, volunteers, Board members and team members.
Read our short interview with Leas Lift Hero, and owner of Craft Coffee, Jamie Evans How did Craft Coffee come about? We started Craft Coffee in 2011 with a weekend stall at the Maltby Street Market near London Bridge. My former boss had a railway arch and asked if I wanted to come and do […]
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Rachel Knight, Director at Tunbridge Wells-based Maxim, a PR, marketing and public affairs agency, has been appointed as a Leas Lift Trustee to the volunteer Board of 10 that is supporting the restoration and re-opening of the Lift.
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Folkestone’s Leas Lift has appointed its first chief executive officer, charged with leading the restoration and re-opening of the nationally significant heritage asset. Floortje Hoette, who currently leads Produced in Kent, will join Folkestone Leas Lift Company Charity on 1 May 2024.
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The charity charged with renovating and re-opening Folkestone’s Leas Lift has taken on its first official employees.
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