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November
1998
The Lyminge Association - A More Secure Future
Forty eight residents from the Parish of Lyminge were present at the
Crisis Meeting held on 21 October at the Village Hall, and apologies were
received from ten others, including various emails. The President, Mr.
Bert Lewis gave a brief history of the Association and expressed his
regret at the apparent lack of interest and support for the Association.
Derek Hamer then opened the meeting for general discussion and the
following suggestions were made:
- Dissolving the existing Lyminge Association and the Lyminge Village
Hall Committee (which is also suffering from a lack of support) and
creating a new body to encompass both functions.
- Creating a list of volunteers who would be willing to help
occasionally, i.e. when special events were being organised.
Following discussion it was agreed that the possible amalgamation might
be something to look at in the future. However, a list of volunteers was
something which could be readily produced.
It was agreed that a new committee was needed and Mike Chisnell,
Frances Nash, Paul & Debbie March, Mike Foxon, Tim Hill, Michael
Wardell, Sheila Woods, Liz Coleman, Linda Willcox and Mary Bennett all
volunteered their services. Consequently a meeting was arranged for Monday
9 November at 8.00pm at Lanfranc, when Committee Officers will be
appointed.
A huge thank you to everyone who
supported the meeting, and to others who were unable to attend, but were
concerned that the Association and the Newsletter should continue. With
all the additional support and enth-usiasm we should go from strength to
strength.
One thing the new Committee did agree upon straight away was that they
believe in Father Christmas! The new Committee will shortly be in touch
with the grand old man to ask him to visit Lyminge again a few days before
Christmas in order to deliver parcels on behalf of villagers to their
friends in the community. A date has not been set yet, nor have we asked
our regular collecting points if they will do so again this year, but
watch this space for full details next month!
This month's Newsletter is sponsored by David
and Gill Broadley, of Lyminge Newsagents. The Lyminge
Association is delighted to welcome them to Lyminge.
David and Gill Broadley have taken over Lyminge
Newsagents from Peter and Janette Owen, who are moving to a new venture.
We aim to continue to provide the same good service that Peter and
Janette have always provided including both village and rural paper
rounds.
We wish Peter and Janette all the best for the future and look forward
to a long and happy time here at LYMINGE NEWSAGENTS.
David and Gill Broadley.
Letters to the Editor
From Mrs. Teresa Wren
"I was very disappointed to read the Notice in the October
Newsletter regarding "HE61 - Bridleway between North Lyminge and
Shuttlesfield" and particularly the letter from Judy Woodbridge.
"As a former horserider who has enjoyed the use of many bridlepaths
in the past, I understand their advantages but I can confirm that as far
as I can recall, the footpath in question has never been used by horses.
Indeed, my husband who has lived in Lyminge all his life, clearly
remembers climbing over stiles on the path as a child, which would
indicate it was not being used by horses at that time (circa 1970).
"I believe that this type of notice, which portrays farmers as
"the baddies" can only harm the relationship between farmers and
"villagers". I particularly object to the statement in Judy
Woodbridge's letter - "it seems most farmers dislike horses on their
land" - and can confirm that this is totally untrue. They do,
however, understandably object to their crops being used as areas for
practising dressage manoeuvres and the like. I am sure that if riders
would just stay on the paths and close gates behind them, there wouldn't
be a problem.
"Unfortunately, the worst offenders of both footpath and bridlepath
abuse appear to be newcomers to the area, who embrace country/village life
with such enthusiasm but unfortunately have absolutely no idea of how to
respect the countryside - for example: the person happily riding their
hose across a field of newly planted wheat thinking it to be only grass.
"It is a pity that the Editor has presumed "the farmer" to
be the bad guy in this case and allowed this type of notice to be
published."
EDITOR'S NOTE In the past the Lyminge Newsletter has
published letters on a number of contentious issues, but it does so with
the strict understanding that the views expressed are not necessarily
those of the Editor or the Association. The Association affirms that
Parishioners may submit letters on any topic of local interest so long as
the contents are not perceived to be vulgar or libellous. Every
parishioner has a right of reply. The preface to Judy Woodbridge's letter
was researched with the advice from the KCC Public Rights of Way
Department. KCC have recently informed the Editor that the case has now
been passed to the Secretary of State for the Environment.
From Mrs. Constance Buttler
"I have lived in Lyminge for almost 30 years and have always said
what a wonderfully friendly village it is, so I was delighted to lean that
it won the "Best Village" award.
"On the strength of this I would like to ask those villagers whose
front gardens have trees and shrubs which overhang or encroach on the
footpath to be kind enough to cut them back so that dodderers, like me,
can keep to the footpaths without being poked and prodded or tripped by
the greenery. I have encountered hazards in High Street, Canterbury Road,
Church Road, Station Road and Brady Road. Thank you.
"P.S. The Newsletter is excellent and much appreciated. It is also
greatly admired by my family living in places not nearly so well
served."
EDITOR'S NOTE I know the Newsletter goes far and wide now,
not just in this country but abroad. A number of people have told me that
now the Newsletter is also available on Internet (see front cover for the
address), their families are keeping in touch with our news via their
computer screens. You may also be interested to know that the submission
for the "Best Village in the Country" was completed and
delivered at the beginning of October. Judges should be visiting Lyminge
during November and the results will be announced in London in December.
Community News
By the time you read this there may be no local Community Police
Officer for your area. All Parish Councils have been informed and if you
have not yet heard, or seen the press release, the decision to withdraw
Community Officers was made in order to implement the Crime and Disorder
Bill, which will have implications on how we police communities in the
future.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the 15 months in the area and have got to know a
few of you. Much has been achieved; crime rates are down considerably,
Neighbourhood Watch and Countryeye schemes are now extensive across the
area and a good liaison has been built up between the Police and the
Community. Thank you for all your support and encouragement in the past. I
hope to have some contact with you in the future.
And finally, I completed the Three peaks Challenge in 10 hours and the
total amount raised for the Kent Air Ambulance was in excess of £4,000.
Best wishes, Richard Lester.
NOTE: The Parish Council was greatly saddened by this news as
Richard's presence in the Community has been much appreciated. He was
instrumental in setting up several of the Neighbourhood Watch Schemes and
helped set up the Police Surgery in the Community Room in the Library.
This will continue with our Parish Special Constable and specially trained
volunteers. The Council has also written a number of letters of complaint.
Tuesday
3 November
Lyminge Historical Society
Annual General Meeting at 7.45pm at the Methodist Church Hall,
followed by a talk entitled, "Electric Sparks" from Adrian
Willcox.
Saturday 7 November
1st Lyminge Scout Group
The next Jumblee will be at 2.00pm in the Scout Hut. Admission 10p.
Offers of Jumble etc. can be left at 37 Station Road or taken to the
Scout Hut on the day between 9.30am and 12 noon. Doug Furminger
862006
Monday 9 November
Lyminge W.I.
Our AGM will be held at 2.15pm at Nailbourne Court. The competition
will be for a hand-made cracker.
Thursday 12 November
Operation Sunshine
The next container will be leaving Shorncliff Camp bound for Rwanda.
Two containers recently left for Zimbabwe. We are still collecting
clothes, bedding and curtains, flat shoes etc. 37 Station Road.
Telephone 862006. Pearl and Doug Furminger.
Saturday 14 November
Age Concern
Just a reminder! Our Annual Christmas Fayre starts at 10.30am to
12.30pm at the Day Centre. There will be Christmas goodies,
home-made cakes, bric-a-brac, books and small gifts on sale. Please
come and support us.
Saturday 14 November
The East Kent Hospice Project
Christmas fair at the United Reformed Church, Radnor Park. 10.00am
-12.00pm.
Saturday 14 November
Rhodes Minnis Cat Sanctuary
(reg. Charity no. 262245)
Invite you to their
CHRISTMAS FAIR
At The Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone
From 10.00am -1.00pm
Tombola, gifts, cakes, plants,
books, bric-a-brac, and of course CATS!
Please help us to re-home as many cats
and kittens as possible.
Sunday 15 November
Parish Walk
The monthly Parish Walk will take place starting from the Post
Office Car Park at 10.00am. Bernie Wood is always keen to welcome
fellow walkers as he checks that the paths and stiles etc. around
our parish are in good condition. Further information from him on
862053
Tuesday 17 November
Lyminge Gardeners' Association
The A.G.M. of the Gardeners' Association will be at Lanfranc, High
Street starting at 7.30pm.
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18 November
Rhodes Minnis Circle
Our nest meeting is at 7.30pm at Rhodes Minnis Village Hall when
Melanie Wrigley will talk about the "White Cliffs Countryside
Project. This month's competition is a countryside photograph.
Saturday 28 November
Lyminge Bowls Club
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
in
The Bowls Club Pavilion, Lyminge
10.00am to 12.00pm
Large tombola, cakes/pies, preserves, Christmas goods, books,
bric-a-brac, toys.
Refreshments available.
Entrance 30p (includes raffle ticket)
Saturday 28 November
Lyminge Pre-school Playgroup
CHRISTMAS FAYRE
at
LYMINGE VILLAGE HALL
2.00pm - 4.30pm
Come and sell your wares or buy your pressies in familiar
surroundings where you can be sure of seeing your friends and having
a natter over a hot drink and mince pies or home-baked buns and
cakes.
Anyone who has anything to sell (as long as it fits in the door) is
very welcome. It costs £6.00 per table and to pre-book, please
telephone Shirley on 863751.
Tuesday 1 December
Lyminge Historical Society
"The Intelligence and Deception that Wins Wars" at 7.45pm
at the Methodist Church Hall. Non-members are always welcome, cost
£1.00.
Saturday 5 December
1st Lyminge Rainbow Guides
The 1st Lyminge Rainbow Guides would like to invite you all to their
Christmas Coffee Morning from 10.00am to 11.30am in the Methodist
Hall.
There will be some stalls, but best of all, come and have a cup
of coffee whilst listening to the Rainbows singing some of their
favourite songs.
Saturday 12 December
Elham Valley Twinning Association
A Christmas Tree, brought over from France and donated by our
friends from la Vallée de la Course, will be planted outside the
Library. More information next month.
Where can you find a friend?
Where can you eat at day's end?
Oo Oo Oo Jean's Diner!
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Age Concern, Elham Rural
Batteries and replacement tubing are available every weekday morning from
9.00am to 12 noon. If you are having problems with your hearing aid, see
Beverley - she's our fully trained expert.
Elham Valley Lions
SMOKE DETECTORS
Elham Valley Lions Club is offering elderly and retired people the
opportunity of having a smoke alarm fitted. The detector, its battery and
the fitting are available free of charge. The Lions Club will also change
the battery when necessary and test the alarm at the same time. If anyone is
interested in this unique opportunity, please contact Mr. Ken Taylor
(Welfare Director) on 01303 276168 for details.
Horse Acquires Shelter
Regarding the grey horse in the field alongside Canterbury Road, may I on
his behalf thank you for the shelter that has been erected for him. It's
grand to see him using it and I am sure it is much appreciated by him. Once
again, thank you.
Anon.
Mrs. Margaret King
1893-1998
The family of Mrs. Margaret King would like to thank everyone in Lyminge
of the kindness they have shown us during our sadness.
We would like to remember Mrs. King, as she was the oldest person living
in Lyminge at the great age of 105. She was born in the Regents Park area of
London and spent most of her life in the Greater London area. She was
married to a policeman, who became a sergeant in the Metropolitan Police
Force. In 1970 she moved with two of her sisters to the Silverlands Estate
to be near her family. She was very active and until a few years ago, went
out each day. She and her sisters were known as the "three ladies of
Lyminge", as they went together round the village shops. We pay tribute
to Mrs. Irene Morgan, who cared for her mother in recent years and will miss
her dearly, as will the rest of the family.
Lyminge Baby and Toddler Group
Lyminge Baby and Toddler Group meets in term time in the Methodist Church
hall, on a Tuesday morning from 9.00am to 11.00am (half an hour earlier than
prev-iously). All babies and pre-school children and their mums, dads,
grannies and carers are welcome. It costs £1.00 per family (first session
free) which includes drinks and biscuits and a large selection of toys and
activities.
Lyminge Library
Many thanks to the children of Lyminge School for the drawings and poems
commemorating the 100th birthday of the St. Ethelburga Well. The banners too
have been greatly admired. The exhibition during November will be a double
bill, featuring paintings by Stephen Cross and Bert Lewis.
Lyminge Pre-School Playgroup
Editor's Note: The Pre-school recently underwent an OFSTED Inspection,
the report of which was published at the end of September. The full report
is available for any one who wishes to read it (please contact Lynn Hussey
on 862831). The Staff and Management of the Pre-school are to be
congratulated on the report; quite simply it is excellent. In recognition of
the Pre-school's success, Michael Howard, Q.C., M.P. is to visit the
Pre-school during November.
Even to summarise this lengthy document would take a number of pages, it
is so detailed. Suffice to say, the Pre-school provides a well developed,
balanced educational programme, which works effectively for children of all
needs. And the children are very happy there!
"Of Land and Spirits", by A Thrush
If you bought this hardback book from the Elham School Fete on the 20th
of June then please contact R. Cowling on 840544.
The Senior Citizens' Club
The Senior Citizens' Club was very lucky once again with the weather when
we set off for Pluckley this month. We then drove to Lathe Barn for a cream
tea. The Club is open to men and women over 60 and we meet every Wednesday
at 2.00pm at Nailbourne Court. Do come and enjoy an afternoon with us! D.
Bain.
Scottish Country Dancing
Would you like to try your hand or renew your dancing techniques? A fun
evening for anyone who enjoys activity and companionship in their leisure
hours. Come and meet our friendly group (70p Wednesdays 8.00pm - 10.00pm at
Etchinghill Village Hall.
Sibton Park Cricket Club
For private party bookings of our cricket pavilion throughout the winter
months, 'phone Bob Williams (Booking Secretary) on 863170.
100 Club winners for October were: £25 D. Friends, £10 D. Swaffer, £5
M. McLeary.
LYMINGE METHODIST CHURCH
A warm welcome to any who wish to share our family worship at 11.00am
each Sunday.
Remembrance Sunday 8 November
Following the customary ceremony at the War Memorial, the uniformed
organisations will join worship at 11.15am, which will be conducted by our
Minister, the Rev. Carole Irwin.
Sunday 22 November
Churches Together United Service, 6.30pm at the Methodist Church.
For your diary
20th December 11.00am, Nativity Service
24th December 7.00pm Carols by Candlelight
25th December 11.00am Family Service.
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LYMINGE VILLAGE HALL
FIREWORK AND BONFIRE PARTY ON 5 NOVEMBER FROM 6.00pm
LYMINGE DAY SATURDAY 15 MAY 1999
Without some help, this cannot take place - can you spare a few hours
before, during and after the day to help set up?
Volunteers are needed to join the Lyminge Day Organising Committee to help
organise, prepare for, and run Lyminge Day - and have a lot of fun at the
same time! Interested? 'Phone Den Huntley on 862343 or Dave Hunt-Cooke on
862928.
Are you planning to hold a celebration party, wedding reception or disco?
Come and see what superb facilities the LYMINGE VILLAGE HALL has to offer -
contact the Booking Secretary, Joy Bartley on 862538 (between 6.00pm and
8.00pm) for information and details.
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall
Are you looking for a hall in which to hold practice sessions, private
party/function or meeting? Rhodes Minnis Village Hall has the capacity to
take parties of up to 100 and has kitchen facilities if required at no extra
cost.
Rates Session Times
Sunday- Friday £11.00 per session am session 8.30am - 12.30pm
£27.50 per day pm session 1.30pm - 5.30pm
Saturday £16.50 am/pm session evenings 6.00pm - 11.45pm
£22.00 evening session
£44.00 full day
A £25.00 returnable deposit is payable in advance. Electricity will be
charged at 10p per unit. Regular hirers will be given a special reduced
rate. For further details contact Mick or Dorothy Athow (booking
secretaries) on 862616.
Etchinghill Village Hall
An ideal venue for meetings, parties and clubs. Hall, kitchen, 2 x W.C.
and garden - for hire at very reasonable charges. 'Phone our booking clerk
for more information on 862172. Or come and sample one of the many
activities held in the Hall - Art, WI/Home Economics, Toddlers Group, Table
Tennis, Short Mat Bowls and Scottish Country Dancing - 'phone the Secretary
on 862501 for details.
'Safe Hands' Community Carers
Do you have any spare time to help others in your Community? If so, please
contact Tracy on 01303 274500. Competitive rates of pay.
Age Concern, Elham Rural
We are looking for a Kitchen Assistant to work 2 hours per day from 12 noon
to 2.00pm, Monday to Friday.
ALSO
We require a qualified hairdresser to visit the Day Centre, hours to be
discussed.
For more information on both these vacancies, please ring Mrs. Sheila Woods
on 862364.
Age Concern, Elham Rural
May we take this opportunity to thank all the Parishioners of Lyminge for
their very kind Harvest Festival donations? Our old folk very much
appreciate your thoughtfulness.
Sheila Woods.
Lyminge W.I.
At our meeting on the 13th October we had a talk given by Mrs. Toynbee on
the National Gardens Scheme. Before she showed her slides on some beautiful
gardens she gave us an insight to how money raised from the gardens helped
towards nursing organisations such as the Marie Curie, Macmillan and others.
The competition was a decorated bell. Mrs. Payne was first and her entry
will go through to the group meeting which is on the 19th November.
Live Music at The
Coach and Horses
Sunday 15 November - Live music from Carmine. First performance at
the Coach and Horses for this popular Irish duo.
Looking ahead...Christmas Eve - Disco
New Years Eve - Disco, extension until 1.00am - party time!
Open from 11.30am and 5.00pm weekdays (don't forget the 5-7 Club -
discount bitter from 5.00pm to 7.00pm), 11.30am and 7.00pm Saturdays
and all day Sunday. Telephone 862694.
Sue's Hair Care
Creative Hairdressing in a Friendly Village Salon
Are you feeling the winter blues coming on? Cheer yourself up with a
new hairstyle.
Majimeche highlights for a sun-kissed look. Ammonia free -
conditioned highlights leaves hair shiny and manageable.
Now open all day Saturday. Sue working mornings and Sharon working
afternoons.
Ladies and Gents welcome. Appointments not always necessary.
Telephone 840679.
Ellie Topaz, BA Hons, MRSS
offers
HEALING BODYWORK, based on harmonising the body's energy system
through gentle touch. Effective in treating sinusitis, respiratory
problems, migraine, stiff neck, back problems, arthritis, anxiety,
insomnia, depression, digestive disorders, menstrual problems,
stress and poor circulation. For further details, or to book an
appointment, please contact Ellie on 862261.
| 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
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.
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.
Etchinghill Golf
Open to the general public. Splendid 80-seater a la carte
restaurant. Coffee shop for light snacks.
Tuesday evenings - 3-course meal £5.99.
Traditional Sunday carvery lunch - 2 courses £9.95.
Theme Food Nights
Special requirements catered for - families welcome
Please 'phone 862929 for all enquiries.
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Lyminge Airport Taxi
Service
A quality taxi service serving airports, London etc.
Call Peter Chamberlain on 863226 or 07050 650279
Matthew Reynolds
Window and Carpet Cleaning
Local window cleaner. Reasonable rates. Carpet cleaning estimates
supplied on request. For a free estimate, please give me a ring on
863696.
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
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 0860 295895
Mayfield Stores, Grocers and Video Club
Telephone: 862435
Open Monday-Saturday 7.30am - 6.00pm. Sunday 9.00am - 1.00pm
FREE DELIVERIES
New videos during November include:
"Deep Impact", "City of Angels" and
"Scream 2".
CALL IN AND SEE US SOME TIME
Stairlift Services
Now local to you! 24 hour call-out 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Quality service and repairs on all major makes including:
STANNAH - BISON BEDE - MINIVATOR - CHURCHILL
Engineers to EITB and NALM requirements.
'Phone/Fax: 01304 840150 (office-home)
Mobile: 0370 763731.
T. Southern and Son
Solid fuel merchants/Calorgas stockists.
Prompt attention from family-run business.
Competitive prices.
Telephone for details on 862397.
C. & M.E. Blanch
Lyminge Post Office Telephone: 862201
Christmas is almost upon us! Last days for posting airmail items for
Christmas: 5th December.
CHRISTMAS: We have a large stock of jigsaw puzzles and books for
adults and children. Friendship books are now in stock. To avoid
disappointment, please order special requests for books as soon as
possible. Good selection of boxed chocolates. Stocking fillers.
WINTER HOLIDAYS: Foreign currency and competitive insurance,
including ski cover.
The Old Mill Office Services
New for 1998 - colour scanning and copying
We can provide the individual or small business with quality
secretarial services from the odd photocopy to the full range of
typing, presentation, binding, telephone answering service, fax and
e-mail (send and receive), personalised stationery and much, much
more.
Keep this number handy - you never know when you might need us.
Gill Monk - 862393 or e-mail: gillym@globalnet.co.uk.
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.
Safe Hands Community Carers
We are Safe Hands pride ourselves in offering first class care and
services in the community, ranging from personal care, bathing
service, shopping and domestic tasks. Please call on 01303 274500.
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
Donna Hawkes
Wedding Photography
&
Photographic Restoration
Stylish work capturing those special memories.
Please telephone 261233 for a free information pack.
Haxtons Ltd., Estate Agents
The Estate Offices, 8 Station Road, Lyminge
Telephone: 863393, Facsimile: 863580
http://www.propertyworld.co.uk/haxtons
We specialise in town and country properties. For a friendly and
efficient service please contact us. Open 6 days a week: Monday to
Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm and Saturday 10.00am to 4.00pm. We are
contactable by telephone on Sundays. This firm is a member of the
Local Independent Network of Estate Agents (LINEA) - please ask for
more details.
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.
Foundation Carpets
Visit our new showroom at
2, Station Road, Lyminge
CARPETS, NATURAL FLOORING, LAMINATES, VINYLS AND RUGS
We have carpets available to suit all budgets, from as little as
£1.70 per sq. yd.
For a FREE, no obligation estimate anywhere in Kent,
'phone Mike or Sue on 862186
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.
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.
Beaver Builders
from design to completion
Extensions Conversions
Roofing Plumbing
Carpentry Decorating
Telephone: 863371, mobile: 0402 009127.
24 hour emergency. Free quotes.
M.J. Athow - Est. 1965
BUILDER & DECORATOR
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Qualified and Insured. Free estimates
24 hour emergency service
Telephone 862616 Mobile 0976 306665
Sabre Conservatories, Windows and Doors
We manufacture beautiful double-glazed PVC-u units in our own
factory to exacting standards. We can also boast of being only one
of five companies in the UK manufacturing the fantastic slim-line
Marshall Tufflex system Vertical Sliding Sash Window, which caries a
severe weather rating. So, if you have old box sash style windows
and believe PVC-u would look out of place, think again! Maintenance
free, sealed units, spring loaded balances, slim-line appearance and
decorative 'horns' make our Vertical Slider one of the best on the
market. Remember, we are suppliers to the trade both in the UK and
Europe - they know a good window when they see one!
For a no obligation quote, call 862393 or email us at
SabreWindows@gillym.globalnet.co.uk
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