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BULKY REFUSE Saturday Addington, Trottiscliffe Road (Layby opp. Golf Course) Cranbrook, Campion Crescent East Peckham, Pippin Road, Sports Hall car park Frittenden, Chestnut Close Frinsted, At the side of the Church Grafty Green, Church Lane Hadlow, Village Hall Harrietsham, Church Lane Harrietsham, Harrietsham Primary School Hildenborough, Farm Lane, Junc. with B245 Tonbridge Road Lamberhurst, Car park Memorial Hall Lamberhurst, Sand Lane Larkfield, New Hythe Lane, outside village hall Lenham, Douglas Road Lenham(Cherry Orchard Estate), Ham Lane Lenham, Honeywood Road Leybourne, Little Market Row Mereworth, Beaufighter Road, dead end junc. Spitfire Road Offham, Village Hall Platts Heath, Green Lane Plaxtol/Shipbourne, Upper Green Road, opp. Village Hall Sandhurst, Lomas Lane Sandhurst, Ringle Green Sandhurst, Back Road Sandhurst, Tanyard Sandhurst, Sandhurst Close Snodland, Salting Road, outside Neville Park St Mary’s Platt/Crouch, Blue Anchor Public House, access via Long Mill Lane Tonbridge North, Higham Lane, junc. Stainer Road Tonbridge South, Alders Meadow by rock face West Malling, Village Hall Wormshill, The Street Wrotham, HIgh Street, outside public toilets Sunday Brenchley, Car park opp. Brenchley Garage Five Oak Green, Falmouth Place Goudhurst, Balcombe Hill car park Horsmonden, Back Lane Matfield, Entrance to Village Hall, Matfield Paddock Wood, Commercial Road Pembury, Henwood Crescent Pembury, Herons Way Pembury, Woodhill Park 0930-1030 1200-1500 0800-0900 1200-1500 0745-0830
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1130-1230 0800-0900 0840-0920 0800-0900 1200-1345 0800-1100 0800-1100 0930-1100 1400-1500 0800-1100 1200-1255 1300-1355 1400-1500 Community association: on Friday June 26, the ACA presents LIVE in the Lounge entertainment with tribute singing by Beth Hyland. From 8.30pm. Over 18’s Only Members free, guests £1 entry. ABC Get Together: At the next Get Together meeting in the Baptist Church on Wednesday, July 1, there will be the chance to enjoy some light hearted, quality time with friends, have a chat over some refreshments and perhaps play a few games. Runs from 2.30-4pm. Craft market: The next Community Craft Market is on Tuesday, June 30 from 1-4.30pm in St Nicholas Church Hall. Lots of stalls including crafts, plants, cards, produce, pastries, pies, bread, jewellery, fashion, bags, books, home made sweets and beauty products. The tea room will be open offering home made cakes to eat in or take away. Free entry. Correspondent: Gilly Hurley Tel: 01622 790734 AylesfordEccles@ aol.com Brass band concert: Top brass band The Aveley and Newham Band are returning for another rousing concert at Aylesford Church on Saturday, June 27 at 7.30pm. Tickets are available from Brenda Sladen on 01622 882395 – friends £9, non-members £10. Ticket prices include a cup of coffee or tea in the interval, and wine and fruit juice will be available. Hi Kent Aylesford: The next Hi Kent clinic will take place on Friday June 26 from 2-3pm at Charles Busby Court, Bentley Close, RBLV. No appointment is necessary. For information, call 01622 691151 or enquiries@hikent. org.uk Children’s Supper Club: Fancy somewhere different to take the children for tea? Why not try the Heart of kent Hospice’s Children’s Supper Club? It takes place every Friday from 4-6pm at the Heart of Flavour Café Bar, King Street, Maidstone . Treat the children to a three course meal and receive a free glass of wine for mum or dad because you deserve it! The cost with wine or any alternative drink is £6.50 or £5.50 without your free drink. All proceeds to Heart of Kent Hospice. Correspondent: Ron Stubbs Tel: 01622 726962 All the fun of the fete: Fridays when tuition starts at 7.45pm with the main practice starting at 8pm. David Earl is the tower captain and he is keen to hear from ringers and potential ringers; ring him on 01622 728346 first if you want to know more. In, out: Following the 10am service on the first Sunday of each month a small army of volunteers go to work to help maintain St Margaret’s – inside and out. Their main roles are gardening, painting, polishing and cleaning and normally they do these tasks between 11.30am and 1pm. No matter the level of skill you possess and irrespective of your age you will be wanted. Take your lunch and you’ll soon get to know the other members of the team and, yes, it can be fun and it will certainly be appreciated because everyone likes to see a clean and tidy church and its surroundings so come along and together we can help make that difference.