Many British seaside resorts have been through hard times over the past thirty years, but Margate has fallen faster and further than almost anywhere else. I’ve played my own small part in this I admit. I went there on holiday as a child – well to Westgate-on-Sea actually, which to my mother was a wholly different and more genteel place – but apart from two trips there for my job I haven’t been back since.
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