🎉Join us at the 20th Anniversary of Kent Speakers Toastmasters Club!🎊 Celebrate with us as we honor two decades of empowering communication and leadership skills. All members, old and new, are warmly welcomed to this special event! 🙌 #KentSpeakers #Toastmasters #Anniversary

Join Us in Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Kent Speakers! 🎉 🎂 🎊 meetup.com/kent-speakers/…

👉 Next meeting 🗓️ Wednesday, 5th July 🕐 19:30 fb.me/e/1c26mU7jE

It was an extraordinary meeting tonight with some fabulous guests! #kentspeakers #publicspeaking

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That sums up tonight’s amazing meeting! Everybody was at their best and delivered an outstanding performance! There were guests joined online and in person. #PublicSpeaking #toastmasters

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We had an amazing meeting last night! Top picks: Icebreaker speeches from Corinna and Liam; Krzysztof entertained us with his witty table topics; Mark, a first-time guest speaker won the best table topic award! #KentSpeakers #toastmasters #publicspeaking

Serena, our prominent toastmaster at Kent Speakers gave a speech at the Distric Hall of Fame last week talking to Toastmasters in the south about why Kent Speakers is such a welcoming club.

We would love for you to come and join our next meeting! Your time won't be squandered! Instead, you will acquire a fresh perspective on public speaking as a skill that can benefit your career and life.

We're moving from Edenwood Place to a most impressive and spacious venue. It's just around the corner from our old venue. You have FREE parking, a kitchen, plenty of space for a hundred people, beautiful surrounding areas, and are close to M2 and M20.

t's a vibrant meeting with a bunch of rejuvenated Toastmasters! Rejuvenate was the word of the day!

Bangladesh has been flooded again! What world does not know the main reason for the floods and drought in Bangladesh? India controls them—95% of the rivers in Bangladesh run from Indian soil. India opens the dam when it doesn’t need water and closes the river flow when it does.