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August 1999
Lyminge Association News
1. The Annual General Meeting
The Speaker at the Annual General Meeting will be Peter Eustace, the Site
Co-ordinator of Sibton Park Development (Holiday Property Bond Management
Ltd.). The meeting will be held on Wednesday 29 September at the Village
Hall, starting at 7.30pm. There will only be a short amount of business
before the talk. HPB started to convert the house into 13 apartments
create 28 cottages in the ground at the end of last October and
Bondholders should be able to start holidaying at Sibton park in January
2000. Leisure facilities planned on the site include the existing swimming
pool, tennis courts, a grass bowling green and a pitch and putt course.
This will be your opportunity to gain advance information and to quiz Mr.
Eustace on any points of concern. Refreshments will be served.
2. Bulb Planting
The Lyminge Association is masterminding a bulb-planting day on Saturday
11 September. If we plant bulbs then, they will flower for the first time
in the Millennium year. We have allocated a number of sites around the
Parish, which we think would be brightened by daffodils and narcissi, and
are currently seeking the permission of the landowners to do this. We have
the promise of a very generous donation of bulbs to start us off, and the
Parents and Friends of Lyminge School have kindly agreed to purchase some
(we very much hope that the children who help plant the bulbs will
remember this Millennium effort), but we would be very glad of donations!
If you happen to see "buy one get one free" or similar offers in
the next month or so, please bear the Parish in mind! Please give Liz
Coleman a ring on 863197 if you can help - and watch this space for more
details next month!
3. Local Clubs, Societies and Associations
An updated list of local Clubs, Societies and Associations should now be
in the Library. The Association is very grateful to Mike Foxon for all the
work he has put into this - it has been a mammoth task - and you can be
sure that it will be out of date already! Please let Mike have all the
corrections and up-dates, and particularly, when your club's committee
changes. Mike can be contacted on 862073.
Parish Council News
1. Road Junctions
The Parish Council is increasingly concerned about the parking of vehicles
close to road junctions. The vehicles obscure the sight-lines of motorists
entering and leaving the junctions. Vehicles should be parked well away
and off the road if possible. The Police are aware of particular
black-spots, but all we ask is for common sense to be used. The same
applies to vegetation which overhangs pavements and roads.
2. The Parish Hedgerow Survey
Work has started on the Hedgerow Survey, but more volunteers would be
appreciated! For more information, please contact Patsy Philip on 862983.
Thoroughly Wood's thoroughly destroyed!
Monday 28 June is not a date Lyminge is likely to forget in a hurry!
Never had we seen so many fire appliances in the village at any one time.
The fire started at 11 o'clock when a fluorescent light tube exploded in
the paint shop and the resultant fire spread quickly into the roof space.
Everyone (including a gerbil) evacuated quickly, but leaving personal
effects including tools and car and house keys in the building.
Fortunately the file containing details of work in hand and future
orders was also rescued - but nothing else. The only thing that remains of
the Lyminge Thoroughly Wood is a sign, which has now been erected on the
bulldozed site, which had been used previously at Etchinghill Golf Club,
where the firm had sponsored a hole in a recent match!
It is to the great credit of the Fire Brigade that damage to
neighbouring property was minimised - and it was fortunate for some
(including your Editor's family!) that the wind was a westerly that day.
Concerns have been raised that the Brigade had difficulty in locating fire
hydrants, and indeed it was a matter discussed at the Parish Council
meeting that night.
We understand that the Water Board and the Fire Brigade have been
working together to locate all the local points. If there is a hydrant
near your house, perhaps you should "adopt" it - keeping an eye
on it to check for damage and to ensure it is kept clear of vegetation.
Fire Hydrants are the ultimate responsibility of the Fire Brigade.
A Trust Fund has been established for all those who may wish to
contribute to the replacement of the tools owned personally by Thoroughly
Wood's young staff members, which were not covered by the firm's
insurance. Contributions can be received by most of the shops in the
village. Any surplus to the funds will be given to the Lyminge Millennium
fund.
Temporary premises for Thoroughly Wood have been found at Unit 5,
Martello Industrial Estate, Neason Way, Off Foreland Avenue, Folkestone.
Telephone 251900. Mark Linham ("the boss"), wishes to convey his
sincere thanks to all the local people for all their concern and good
wishes and he apologies for the damage which has been caused. The firm
hopes to be back as soon as possible, in specially designed, thoroughly
suitable, premises.
Letter to the Editor
The authors of the following letter (dated 12.07.99.) wish to remain
anonymous. Readers are reminded that publication of any letter does not
necessarily mean that the views expressed are those of the Editor or the
Lyminge Association. Letters to the Editor (which should be less than 200
words) are welcome on topics of local interest and rights of reply are
given.
"Many of you are already aware that outline planning is being
sought for a house and garage to the rear of Normandy, 19 Station Road,
Lyminge with its access onto Nash Hill. What is not generally known is
that the existing property and land is also for sale and that the deal is
to include Planning permission within its grounds.
"We have good reason to believe that negotiations are in hand
between the owners and a proposed purchaser with a view to further
developments of a business nature.
"Notification has been received today from the local Planning
Authority, which states that even ahead of the hearing outline planning
will probably be granted despite the numerous objections.
"The paring problems caused by excessive office development in
this locality can only be exacerbated if in fact this goes ahead. The
Planning Department informs us that car parking on this site would be
severely restricted and so would not provide the solution to any future
parking problems caused.
"Has there not been enough infilling and office development in
this village already? No account has been taken to date of the concerns of
the residents on Nash Hill, or of the considerable dangers to our senior
citizens and children who use the Greenbanks walkway and hill en rout to
the shops and local school. How will the Emergency Services reach anyone
in need whilst construction is in progress?
"If common sense is to prevail before the heart is completely
ripped out of this village or another even more tragic incident as
recently occurred in North Lyminge happens again, we all need to say NO to
this now!"
"Start by writing to our local parish council and ask them to
support the village community this time before it is once more too
late."
Editor's Postscript: The Parish Council discussed this matter at
their meeting of Monday 28 June, the minutes of which are displayed on the
notice board near the Post Office.
August In Lyminge Library
The exhibition will be of paintings by mother and son, Yvette and John
Grandfield. John was born in Whitstable in 1949 and now lives in Hythe. He
is a graphic designer and illustrator. Yvette is studying for a B.A.
degree in Fine Arts at KIAT.
Saturday 31 July
Lord Whisky Animal Sanctuary Fund
BOOT AND SUMMER FAIR
Punch and Judy * Clowns * Music * Animals
A day out for all the family
PLEASE SUPPORT US!
N.B. Etchinghill and Lyminge W.I's and Rhodes
Minnis Circle do not meet in August.
Tuesday 3 August
Lyminge Historical Society
Members and visitors are most welcome to attend a talk by Mrs.
Joan Adamson on 'Tracing your Ancestors', to be held at the
Methodist Hall at 7.45pm. Cost to visitors £1.00.
Wednesday 11 August
Lord Whisky Animal Sanctuary Fund
SUMMER SALE
At St. Peter's Church Hall, St. Peter's Lane (off St. Peter's
Street), Canterbury. From 10.00am-3.00pm. Books, records, tapes,
CD's and videos all in excellent condition and at bargain prices.
Also home-made cakes, marmalade, and grocery stall, tombola and
raffle. Tea, coffee and light lunches served.
Saturday 14 August
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall presents its Annual Flower Show and
Summer Fair starting at 2.30pm. Even if you are not a gardener,
you could still take part as there are also classes for floral
art, domestic, photographic and craft. 'Phone Daphne Andrews on
862865 for a schedule. Even if you are not exhibiting, still come
along and look at the exhibits and enjoy the side-shows and
stalls. Volunteers to run a side-show would be appreciated, as
would any donations of prizes for raffle/tombola, cakes, produce
etc.
Saturday 21 August
Lyminge Gardeners' Society Summer Show
Saturday 21 August
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall
The next Beetle Drive will start at 7.00pm. This is a fun evening
for all the family and if you've never "Beetled" before
then come and try it - it's very easy to learn!
Saturday 28 August
Etchinghill Cricket Club
CAR BOOT SALE at the Cricket Club Ground. Boots cost £5.00 on the
day. For further information ring 862060. Next sale is the 25th
September.
Tuesday 7 September
Lyminge Historical Society
Members and visitors are most welcome to attend a talk by Bob Gay
on 'Jewels of Light' - the wonders of Stained Glass', to be held
at the Methodist Hall at 7.45pm. Cost to visitors £1.00.
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Starting Wednesday
8 September
Line Dancing
Line dancing at Lyminge Methodist Hall starts on Wednesday 8
September from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Adults £3.00, Children under 16
£2.00. Free refreshments. Come along and have some fun! For more
details ring Debbie on 863047.
Saturday 11 September
Friends of Kent Churches
The annual sponsored bike ride to raise money for Kent Churches in
need of repair is to be held again. Anyone interested in
participating, or organising their own 'team' of cyclists or
walkers, contact Lawrence Lees on 862922.
Tuesday 14 September
Lyminge W.I.
The Speaker will be Mrs. Ellis on "Antique Jewellery".
The competition will be for a piece of old jewellery.
Wednesday 15 September
Rhodes Minnis Circle
Mrs. J. Jeffrey will be presenting a 'Weekenders' fashion show. A
warm welcome awaits new members and visitors. For further
information please contact the Secretary, Mrs. Jean Higgs on
277547.
Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 September
Craft Fair in aid of The Hospice on the Hill
Quality craft stalls, Dr. Watson's Restaurant and Bar open, Home
Bake Shop, Craft Shops open, free car parking. Entrance to craft
fair £1.00. Children under 12 free.
Tuesday 21 September
Etchinghill W.I.
The Speaker will be Mrs. J. Kent on "Days of Rabbit
Stew". We meet at Etchinghill Village Hall at 2.30pm.
Wednesday 29 September
Lyminge Association
Committee meeting to be held at Everist Court, Station Road,
starting at 8.00pm.
Lyminge Methodist Church
A warm welcome to any who wish to share our family worship each
Sunday!
For Baptisms, Weddings or Funerals, please contact the Minister,
the Rev. Carole Irwin on 278525.
August 1st - Dymchurch Brownies will be with us.
August 22nd - 6.30pm United Service at the Parish Church
Saturday Coffee Mornings - Bring and Buy etc. 10.00am - 12 noon
Advance Notice for your Diary: Church Anniversary weekend will
include a concert given by the Kent Police Choir on Saturday 11
September. Harvest Festival Sunday 26th.
Hall/rooms available for hire through Christina Guyett, tel.
863049. |
Lyminge in the National Press
Try and catch a copy of the 'Weekend' section of the 'Telegraph' on
Saturday 31 July. There will be a piece on the National Village of the
Year Competition and Lyminge should get a mention!
Village Homes for Village People
Six new 2-bed houses will be available for shared ownership sale to
local people at Meriden Park, Etchinghill at £45,500 and £47,600 (for a
70% share and £250 pa ground rent. There is no rent to pay on the 30%
retained by the housing association. If you have a close connection with
the area and would like further information, please contact:
Mrs. Jo Passmore,
The Rural Housing Trust / English
Rural Housing Association
Hazel Bank
Goodnestone
Canterbury
Kent CT3 1PG
Tel: 01304 841666
This is a joint project between Lyminge Parish Council, Shepway
District Council and the Rural Housing Trust to help local people find
less expensive housing in the area.
Lyminge Football
Well, the Season is only about 6 to 7 weeks away! The training is a bit
slow at the moment, as many of our players are still heavily involved with
Cricket!!! Paul McLeary (alias Macca) is to be this season's manager, so
hopefully the team will be run and organised even better this season. We
have arranged the following friendlies this August:
1st v. Magpies (Div 1)
8th v. Harveys (Div 2)
15th v. Arcadia (Div 2)
22nd v. Harveys.
Hope to see you there!!
Lord Whisky Centre
Tea Rooms and Gift Shop
Visit us at Rhodes Minnis - open every day 10.00am - 4.00pm. Friendly
service. Any profit helps the animals.
also
Low income Veterinary Clinic Tuesday and Thursday 2.00pm - 3.00pm. Dog
Grooming Parlour by appointment.
Wool
Thank you, thank you everybody for responding so generously to my plea
for scraps of unwanted wool for blankets. I now have enough for another 60
odd blankets - a bit beyond my life span I guess! But I'll be doing my
best. Daphne Wrathall.
Lyminge W.I.
Our meeting on the 13th of July was our Horticultural Show. First we
must thank Mrs. Joyce for judging it once again. Winners were Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Wareham, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Hodson, Mrs. Payne, Mrs.
Shilton, Mrs Childs, Mrs. Lofty and Mrs. Hughes.
Parents and Friends of Lyminge School
A BIG thank you to everyone who helped make our Victorian Summer Fayre
a huge success. We raised a massive £1,200.00 towards purchasing extra
equipment for our children to use.
The Senior Citizens' Club
The outing to Paddock Wood went well and the weather was good. On 7th
July a coach party of 52 friends and members enjoyed an afternoon drive
lasting three hours. We stopped at Fordwich and came back past the Viking
Ship at Pegwell Bay. A lovely cream tea awaited us at Oak Tree Tea Rooms.
On 14th July Liz Coleman came to the Club and explain plans of future
events to take place in the village for the Millennium.
Lyminge Historical Society
Old Photographs Competition
PRIZE WINNERS
At last, after many weeks of appraisal and review, we have selected the
winners. With so many photos of considerable and historic interest, this
has not been easy. Our sincere congratulations and thanks go to the
successful lenders.
Photo of one or more personalities. Prize £5
Many wedding guests in their finery leaving Lyminge Church with many local
residents lining the pathway.
Date: 21st September 1929.
Loaned by Mr. David Webb of 6 Fairfield Terrace, Hamstreet, from the
family album compiled by his late mother.
Photo of a Parish view. Prize £5
Gate Inn, Rhodes Minnis, displaying Mackeson's of Hythe Ales and Stout,
with people having alighted from a horse-drawn coach and a petrol-driven
London to South Coast char-a-banc.
Date: c. 1910
Loaned by Mr. Dick Bunn of 33 Silverlands Road, Lyminge.
Photo of a building of interest. Prize £5
Yard Farm (Bedingfield), off High street, Lyminge, with pond in foreground
and early Methodist Church in background.
Date: c. 1900-10
Loaned by Mr. Alan Boughton of 29 Palm Tree Way, Lyminge.
Photo of most interest. Prize £10
Photo of 'Grandmother Fordred' (formerly Mrs. Fisher and mother of Edward
Fisher) seated outside Well House, Lyminge.
Date: about 1860
Loaned by Mrs. A. Sillwood of 75 Weymouth Road, Cheriton, via Mrs. Ingram
of 6 Everist Court, Lyminge.
Space permitting, and with the help of our Librarian, we are hoping to
display photostat copies of the winning photos in the Lyminge Library in
the future.
These and many others will be included in our 'Lyminge Parish Through
the Ages Exhibition' to be displayed next year. At present, 50 of those
photographs selected are being re-photographed, on completion of which all
photos will be returned to the lenders.
Elham Valley Twinning Association
Andrée Sladden stepped down as chairman of the Twinning Association at
the recent AGM. Yvonne Parry, the new Chairman, outlined plans for the
future, which include the construction of a 'petanque terraine' (boules
court) on the village green at Elham on one of the old grass tennis
courts. New members are always welcome - and you DO NOT NEED TO SPEAK
FRENCH to join in - a willingness to be friendly and welcoming will give
you a very good start! For further information contact the Lyminge
representative, Colin Auld (862607), or the Membership Secretary, Betty
Doy (840320).
Gardening Hints for August
Vine Weevil eggs hatch during August and September, so now is the time
to apply a biological control. Take cuttings of tender perennials. Cut
back hardy geraniums and alchemillas to encourage new growth. Trim back
young growth on pyracanthus to give a good winder display of berries. Trim
leylandii hedges. Reducing the height by a third will do no harm and
should also please the neighbours.
Congratulations!
Many congratulations to Mr. D. Godden, who represented Lyminge in the
Federation of Horticultural Societies at the Kent Show at Detling in July.
Despite the fact that he did not enter as many classes as usual (being a
Judge for most of the Floral Entries), he gained a total of 12 points.
Saturday 21 August
The Summer Show
The Summer Show will be at the Methodist Church Hall. Staging of the
exhibits will take place from 8.00am to 10.30am. Entries will be welcome
from non-members, at25p per exhibit, members 10p. There is no charge for
the children's classes. Doors open for public viewing at 2.00pm,
prizegiving from 4.00pm. Refreshments will be available throughout the
afternoon. Do call in and enjoy what is a very pleasant village event.
Tuesday 24 August
Evening Walk Around Some of the Members' Gardens
Maps of the gardens open will be available at 37 Station Road from
6.30pm on August 24th at £1.00 for members, £1.50 for non-members. The
evening will end at Ethelburga House, where refreshments
The Coach and
Horses
A breath of fresh air!! With our new air purification system,
we've banned the smoke, not the smoker.
August Bank Holiday Weekend: Disco on Friday 27 August - now whose
birthday could that possibly be? Watch for the posters around the
village!
Sunday 12 September: Live music. A country and western evening
with Rio Grand
Telephone: 862694.
Lyminge Dramatic Society
We are always looking for new members. Do you fancy treading the
boards or helping backstage? There are many jobs to be done apart
from acting, e.g. directing, producing, set building, lighting,
sound, finding props, making costumes, make-up, stage managing,
prompting, front of house, making refreshments! Everyone is
welcome, especially if you would like to act and are in the 20-40
year age group.
Yours local society needs you!
Interested? Contact Chairman Tricia Stewart on 862008, or
Secretary Liz Parrish on 862748.
UP-BEAT - Folkestone Heart Support Group
We meet on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7.30pm in St.
Martin's Community Centre, Queens Avenue, off Horn Street,
Cheriton. Membership is free and supported by the area's Cardiac
Care Team. If you have a heart disease or are recovering from a
cardiac-related problem, you're not alone! UP-BEAT Heart Support
Group has an enjoyable programme of talks, activities and social
events. Just come along - partners and friends welcome! For
further information and a FREE programme, contact Colin or Diana
on 245240, or email: upbeat@lineone.net |
Mrs. L.I. Arnold
MChS
State Registered Chiropodist
Member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists.
Member of the Association of Reflexologists
Specialist member of the Association of Beauty Therapy and
Cosmetology.
Honeypot Holt, Longage Hill,
Rhodes Minnis, Canterbury, CT4 6XT
For appointments please call: telephone: 863359.
Fax: 863359
Mrs. F.E. Sharp, MSSCh, MBChA
Qualified Surgical Chiropodist
I hold a clinic at Lyminge Village Hall on the 3rd Thursday each
month from 9.00am AND at Lanfranc, High Street, Lyminge on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 2.00pm, OR in the comfort and privacy
of your own home. Phone 863692 for an appointment.
Lanfranc, High Street, Lyminge - FOR HIRE
Very comfortable Church House for hire for small parties,
meetings, coffee mornings, etc. Use of whole house with kitchen
and tables & chairs. With or without heating. Booking
Secretary: Ken Bolton 863117.
Sue Dyson M.B.R.A.
Over 10 years experience in Reflexology, Aromatherapy and massage.
Top quality essential oils for sale.
Gift vouchers available.
NEW CLINIC AT:
Bank Chambers, Canterbury Road, Lyminge (rear of old Nat West
Bank)
Tel: 862595 for an appointment or free consultation. |
All phone numbers without STD codes are in the +44
(0)1303 area.
One Off Cleaning
Services
For a good one-off blitz around the house, cleaning windows,
worksurfaces, cupboards or furniture. 'Phone Sue Chitty on 862617
(evenings).
Lyminge Newsagents
WANTED - a delivery driver for newsround. Approximately 3 hours
per day, 5 or 7 days per week. Must include Saturdays and Sundays.
'Phone 862566 or call in for further information. URGENT START.
Do you suspect that you pay too much tax?
Richards & Co. Chartered Accountants
We offer professional, friendly assistance. Telephone Tim Richards
on 862022 or call in at the office (over the old National
Westminster Bank, Canterbury Road) for a free initial chat.
Jackson Plumbing and Heating
Gas ACOP Approved.
No job too small. Special rates for OAP's
Telephone: Home/evening 270691 or day time 0778 8486391.
Lyminge Airport Taxi service
A quality taxi service serving airports, London etc.
Call Peter Chamberlain on 863226 or 07050 650279
Sewing machines repaired in your own home
Expert on Bernina, Singer, Necchi, Pfaff, Jones & Brother,
Riccar, Frister & Rossman, New Home etc.
We call on you. No call-out charge.
Telephone: 01303 245320 or.07771 865112
Clive Adsett
Mobile Car Mechanic
For most petrol models
General Servicing Engine Tuning Mechanical Repairs
M.O.T.'s arranged, car collected and returned
M.O.T. work
All at competitive rates. Telephone: 863400
C. & M.E. Blanch
Lyminge Post Office
Telephone: 862201
Travel: Foreign currency. Insurance. EIII.
Photographic Service: Quality service for all your holiday
photographs
East Kent Bus Co. Agent: Explorer tickets. Outings
Books: O.S., road maps, travel, gardening etc. In stock or to
order, including books for school, both for projects and the
National Curriculum.
Stationery Back to school - everything for the school bag! Writing
and note paper. Interesting selection of greetings cards.
T. Southern and Son
Solid fuel merchants/Calorgas stockists.
Prompt attention from family-run business.
Competitive prices.
Telephone for details on 862397.
Lyminge Fencing
Manufacturers of top quality
*Fencing panels and matching gates *
* Close board panels and gates *
* Trellis panels * Rose arches * etc.
Telephone: 01303 862685 or 0860 568945
Honeysuckle Cottages, High Street.
Emery and Mullett - Builders
All aspects of building, decorating, plumbing and electrical work
undertaken. No job too small. Free estimates. Special rates for
OAP's. Telephone 863249. Direct line to proprietor: 07971 202790.
Mayfield Stores, Grocers and Video Club
Telephone: 862435
Open Monday-Saturday 7.30am - 6.00pm. Sunday 9.00am - 1.00pm
FREE DELIVERIES
Good selection of children's cartoons at 50p per night.
New videos during August include:
"Meet Joe Black", "Shakespeare in Love",
"A Bug's Life" and "The Thin Red Line".
Membership is free - top titles only £2.50 per night - other
titles £1.00.
Try our cooked beetroot and fresh ham for your salads. Having a
barbi? Then try new Korker "Chilli" sausages.
CALL IN AND SEE US SOME TIME
The Old Mill Office Services
We offer an extensive range of services from the odd photocopy to
full office support.
* Word processing, spreadsheets, databases
* Fax & e-mail bureau, web surfing, 1-to-1 computer training
* Book keeping, telephone answering
* Colour scanning and copying
* Artwork, binding, laminating
* Mailshots
No job too small - give us a call on 862393
or e-mail: gillym@globalnet.co.uk
G.W. Finn and Sons
Telephone: 862246
We are specialists in country and village property sales with
three residential offices in Lyminge, Sandwich and Fordwich.
Particulars of properties on the market are circulated to all
offices with colour photographs used on all details. If you are
interested in marketing your home, please call us for free
marketing advice.
Alan J. Boughton
Small Works Builder
All aspects of building work undertaken
40 years experience
Telephone: 862075 |
N.P.C. Domestic
Services
Qualified domestic appliance and electrical engineer
Service and repair of all domestic appliances including:
Washing machines, tumble dryers, cookers and vacuum cleaners.
Small electrical work and household maintenance including extra
telephone points. Many other tasks undertaken.
For a prompt and friendly service and no local call out charge,
telephone Neil Collard on 248887.
K.L. Guyett
Property and Garden Maintenance Services
NO JOB TOO SMALL
* Building * Carpentry * Painting * Decorating *
* Gardening *
For free estimates 'phone Ken on 863049
or 0850 600359
Beaver Builders
Extensions - Conversions
Roofing - Decorating
Carpentry - Patios/Driveways
Telephone: Jon Daughters on 863371
Mobile: 0402 009127.
24 hour emergency. Free quotes.
Haxtons Ltd., Estate Agents
The Estate Offices, 8 Station Road, Lyminge
Telephone: 863393, Facsimile: 863580
http://www.propertyworld.co.uk/haxton
We specialise in town and country properties. For a friendly and
efficient service please contact us. We are now open 7 days a
week. We offer competitive commission rates, Internet advertising,
and we advertise in the local newspapers in colour. We also
produce full colour details. This firm is a member of the Local
Independent Network of Estate Agents.
Pest Aside
Controlling Pests and Vermin
Quick removal of those uninvited guests!
Confidential service to control fleas,
wasps, rodents and moles.
Competitive rates for a first class service.
Contact Peter Hawkins Telephone: 01233 500654.
Jackson Plumbing and Heating
Gas ACOP Approved.
No job too small. Special rates for OAP's
Telephone: Home/evening 270691 or day time 0778 8486391.
Browns
Bank Buildings, Elham, Canterbury, Kent CT4 6TD
Telephone: 840422
Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents
* Regional specialists in the sale of village and country property
throughout East Kent
* A progressive and proactive company, we operate 7days a week
* We have been established over 30 years and as Chartered
Surveyors, high standards of professionalism and ethics are
assured.
Foundation Carpets
With over 300 carpets to choose from 30 Vinyls, 7 types of wood
flooring and Hundreds of rugs, we are sure we can help you. For a
free no obligation estimate, call Mike or Sue on 862186 or visit
our Aladdin's Cave at
2 Station Road, Lyminge.
For the DIY enthusiast, 9mm laminate flooring and accessories with
free advice.
We thank you for your continued support.
WWW.foundation-flooring.com
J.C.K. Renovations
The Complete Building and Plastering Service
Rising and penetrating damp treatment Timber rot and beetle attack
External rendering Plastering Int./ext. texture coatings
Concreting Roofing Dry walling Decorating Carpentry Property
maintenance
Telephone: 273837 or mobile 0378 118066.
Lyminge Heating
Plumbing - Heating - Building Works - Maintenance Work - Kitchens
- Bathrooms - Extensions.
From minor repairs to major alterations.
Contact Dennis Huntley on 862343 or
Chris Small on 862935
CORGI registered. Qualified Tradesmen.
K. & M. Lewsey Ltd.
Plumbing and Heating Engineers
Established 1969
Registered Plumber. Gas ACOP Approved Engineers
Telephone: 264535
Daytime Monday to Friday manned office.
M.J. Athow - Est. 1965
BUILDER & DECORATOR
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Qualified and Insured. Free estimates
24 hour emergency service
Telephone 862616 Mobile 0976 306665
Whiteways Nursery
Bruce and Shirley Pascoe, Stowting, Ashford. TN25 6BS
Telephone/fax: 862259
* Bonsai and Accessories * Alpines * Conifers *
* Bedding/Patio Plants * Perennials * Shrubs *
Open from Easter to the end of October
Tuesday - Friday 1.00pm- 6.00pm
November - Easter weekends only 10.00am - 5.00pm
Open all day on Bank Holidays |
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