The Folkestone and Hawkinge Handbook

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Hythe Aqua World Scout Jamboree Walter Tull Exhibition Hythe Community Cinema Folkestone Jazz Club Local Farmers Markets Local Clubs & Societies

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Editors Letter Hello Everyone, Welcome to the latest edition of the handbook, and thank you to local artist Hayley Restall for allowing us to use her beautiful artwork for our cover.

We’ve all kinds of things in this edition, including news of some local youngsters off to The World Scout Jamboree in America, news from Hythe Community Cinema, Folkestone Jazz Club and the latest on forthcoming events for you to get involved with. Enjoy the article on Hayley’s artwork too, and if you love her work, she has a calander available for 2019 - a perfect gift.

If you’re involved in a local community event or sponsored activity, do get in touch in plenty of time before the event so that we can help to spread the word and make it as sucessful as possible. And if you’re a local business, but don’t currently have your details included in the handbook, why not give it a try?

Just give us a ring, or pop into the office, for a no obligation chat.

With best wishes,

Tuija

Tuija Foster, Editor

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Contents Various local articles throughout.

Useful information includes: Childrens Page

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Crossword

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Phone: 01303 266755

How to advertise

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Email: info@eastkenthandbooks.com

Index

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Address: East Kent Handbooks, 93 High Street, Hythe, Kent CT21 5JH

Local Clubs & Societies

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Sudoku

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Website: www.eastkenthandbooks.com Magazine design: www.s28.co.uk Cover: Our thanks to Hayley Restall www.hayleyrestall.com

Useful Phone Numbers

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Contact Us

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Word Search

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Farmers Markets

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L.E.A.F, Folkestone A new, simple way to buy the best quality food from your local farmers and food producers Welcome to L.E.A.F, Folkestone’s Local, Ethical & Affordable Food initiative, a new, simple way to buy the best quality food from your local farmers and food producers.

We are an online market, that sources the best products from as close to Folkestone as possible. You can go online, select your shopping, and then pop along to The Quarterhouse, Folkestone to collect. All our producers are local, spray free or organic and engaged in small-scale conscious farming. No battery hens, no industrial meat production and no large-scale food production.

The aim of L.E.A.F is to support the local economy and the local community. As such we are committed to finding ways to keep food affordable and accessible whilst supporting local farmers & artisan producers, rather than global tax dodging corporations.

Walmestone Growers – Kent’s premier salad producers.

Whole World Vegan - Health conscious vegan meals, following Ayurvedic and Macrobiotic principles. Using local vegetables and UK grown, organic Pulses and Quinoa. Also on offer, a range of loose leaf, medicinal herbal teas using native herbs and those from the Ayurvedic tradition.

Docker - Producing exceptional sourdough breads using the best ingredients and traditional methods to develop flavour and texture.

Every week you’ll find a range of produce available including vegetables, fruit, bread, dairy, meat, beans & pulses and even home-made ayurvedic vegan dishes! We will continue to source produce from as local as possible and will only stock produce from outside the UK if it is organic & not seasonably available in the UK.

Forager – Gathering wild ingredients from land and sea; supplying the best edible wild foods to people & restaurants since 2003.

We embrace wonky vegetables, minimal packaging & forward thinking.

To get involved come to the Quarterhouse Tuesday 5-7 to meet the producers and sample their produce or pop online and visit www.leaffolkestone.org

Some examples of those taking part: Lively Foods - a small family run business based in Folkestone specialising in fermented and probiotic foods, with a keen interest in nutrition and healthy eating, they have

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developed a passion for the incredible health benefits and flavours of live foods.

All Lively Foods are vegetarian / vegan.

Fermenting Culture – Making Organic coconut milk Kefir, Organic coconut yogurt, Organic cow’s milk yogurt from grass fed cows and Organic cow’s milk kefir.

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World Scout Jamboree 2019

Five local young people, from Folkestone and Hythe Scout groups, have been selected to represent their country at the 24th World Scout Jamboree next July in West Virginia, USA. The World Scout Jamboree is an educational event that brings together the world’s Scouts to promote peace and mutual understanding and to develop leadership and life skills.

The five Scouts represent groups from Folkestone (Andrew Sutton), Hythe (Amy-Louise Fawcett and Benji Ames) and Cheriton (George Lock and Lily Hussey). Their journey began in November 2017, when they underwent a rigorous selection process to secure a place at the Jamboree. Once selected, their path to West Virginia was set out at a Kent Scouting event and since this initial meeting in January 2018, the five (and their families!) have been working hard to spread the good news and raising funds.

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young person to raise £4000, which not only supports their participation in the Jamboree, but also enables Scouts from less developed countries to attend.

Some local events organised to date include: a ‘launch’ dinner dance, film nights, a family quiz evening, raffles, boot fairs, Sausage Sizzles, fund raising stalls, a Scout fete and a sponsored walk.

The young people would like to thank everyone who has supported their efforts so far, with special thanks to: The Burlington Hotel, Hythe Imperial Hotel, Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, Dementia Aware Hythe, Charlier Construction, Bunnings, Folkestone Lions, Gopack, The Fountain Pub and John Radford. Particular thanks must also go to John Wren, Hythe Group Scout Leader, whose endless enthusiasm keeps everyone going!

Please keep your eyes and ears open for future events that are planned over the next few months – this really is a once in a lifetime opportunity for these five local Scouts and they would appreciate any support you can give! https://mydonate.bt.com/charities/ folkestoneandhythedistrictscoutcouncil Charity No: 00303385

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Luxfords Hair and Beauty Salon Luxfords Hair and Beauty Salon now open at The Barn, Firs Lane, Folkestone.

Conveniently placed, and with ample free parking, Luxfords Hair and Beauty Salon is a real find. Offering all of your hair and beauty needs under one roof, a visit to Luxfords is a refreshing and uplifting experience, and will soon become your favourite place to relax.

With an extensive hairdressing career to date, owner Lori had a vision to create a warm and welcoming salon, with a team of professional, passionate and creative stylists and therapists, and this is just what she’s achieved.

The team at Luxfords are there to provide an extensive range of Hair & Beauty treatments offering everything to make you look and feel beautiful under one roof.

They offer all aspects of Hairdressing services, beauty treatments, nail bar and have one of Kent’s top make-up artists working alongside them, incorporating their expertise for bespoke Weddings, photo-shoots and fashion shows, including Hair & Make-overs for your nights out. Luxfords use the best quality products in the industry and pride themselves on their work which is their passion.

NAILS BY LUXFORDS Luxfords specialise in a variety of Nails & Beauty treatments including SNS Dipping Powder, Ombre, Shellac nails, Luxury Pedicure and other nail treatments using the latest modern products and equipment.

If you’re looking for relaxation, pampering and all your other beauty requirements, you have found the right place; Lori and the team look forward to welcoming you.

HAIR BY LUXFORDS The team at Luxfords can advise you on all different lengths and styles. If you’re looking for a short cropped style, a one layered bob or long locks with volume their cutting expert team will be able to offer you a style to suit your lifestyle and face shape. Colouring is their speciality.

BEAUTY BY LUXFORDS Luxfords offers a variety of therapeutic services including massages, facials and body wraps.

The clean, intimate and tranquil ambiance makes for the perfect retreat from the stress of life, allowing you to unwind as you enjoy a moment of relaxation and indulgence. Their experienced team of beauty therapists, specialising in a variety of techniques have everything you need to restore your body and mind.

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Local Artist: Hayley Restall

We hear from local artist, Hayley Restall, who very kindly provided our front cover this edition.

Hayley exhibits throughout the year in the local area, and also has a beautiful 2019 Calendar available to purchase now.

I moved to Hythe three years ago, and since then much of my work has been inspired by the local environment, with pebbles, sea, boats and Martello Towers making regular appearances.

I’m always trying to paint pictures that don’t feature sea or water, but they just never hold my interest in the way the coast does, and subsequently I have a large pile of rejected half-paintings in my studio. Occasionally, though, I can tear myself away from the coastal work, and recently I’ve been illustrating the zodiac and the diary I wrote when I was ten.

Because my work has so many layers, I tend to have at least three on the go at once, working in rotation. I work in acrylic a lot, because it dries quickly and I’m always impatient to get to the next layer. The mixedzmedia aspect of my work comes from a huge pile

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of 1970s craft magazines. It’s the same magazine my mum used to read when I was little, and every now and again I come across something she made for me, which I love.

I exhibit locally throughout the year, with local art societies and the hART Art Group.

My next event is the Old Pool Studio Christmas Fair, 17th &18th November at 4 Cliff Road, Hythe CT21 5XA. I also run my own website selling original art, prints, cards and calendars. My 2019 calendar, featuring several local scenes, is available for preorder now at www.hayleyrestall.com.

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Walter Tull: His Life and Legacy Folkestone Museum is delighted to present an exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of Walter Tull.

Born in Folkestone in 1888 to a British mother and Bajan father, Walter was one of the first black outfield footballers to play at the highest level, for Tottenham Hotspur, Northampton Town and Clapton. He also signed for Rangers of Glasgow in February, 1917 intending to play for them after the war. In December 1914 Walter readily enlisted with the 17th (Service) Battalion, Middlesex Regiment, otherwise known as the Footballer’s Battalion. Defying the military regulation that restricted the rank of officer to those of ‘pure European descent’, he became the first black officer to lead white men in battle. Tragically, like so many, Walter was killed in action on 25th March 1918, a month before his 30th birthday.

To coincide with Armistice centenary commemorations in November and Black History Month in October 2018, 100 years after Walter’s death, Folkestone Museum will bring Walter’s story to a new generation.

Owing to the generous loan of objects, letters, diaries and photographs, this will be the first extensive exhibition about Walter Tull.

His early formative years in Folkestone, his character forming decade at The Children’s Home and Orphanage in Bethnal Green, his footballing and military careers and his enduring legacy will all be explored. The exhibition will also investigate what it meant to be part of a mixed-heritage family in 19th century Britain, over 70 years before the Empire Windrush brought larger numbers of Caribbean British Citizen migrants to the UK. Some of the lesser-known aspects of Walter’s life such as his father’s connection to Folkestone and the lives of his equally pioneering siblings will also feature.

This exhibition has been made possible by the generous loan of archival material from the Finlayson Family Archive, Action for Children (The Children’s Home and Orphanage), the National Army Museum, and Tottenham P12

Hotspur, and with the kind assistance of Walter Tull’s biographer, Phil Vasili.

A programme of talks and workshops for adults and children will compliment the exhibition.

Details will be available on the Museum website. Folkestone Museum is bringing Walter’s story to the children of the district through free outreach workshops for schools run by singer/songwriter Randolph Matthews, with the support of Folkestone & Hythe District Council, Kent County Council, and The Roger de Haan Charitable Trust. Workshops are available for KS 2 and 3. If you are a teacher and would like to book a workshop, please email museum@folkestone-tc.gov.uk

Visitor Information: 28th September 2018 – 31st January 2019 Admission: FREE Opening Times: Term time, Mon-Sat, 10am – 4pm. October half-term, open daily, please check the website for updates to the schedule Address: Folkestone Museum, Town Hall, 1-2 Guildhall Street, Folkestone CT20 1DY Phone: (01303) 257946 Website: www.folkestonemuseum.co.uk Email: museum@folkestone-tc.gov.uk

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Fire, flood, water damage, storms, impact or criminal damage; no matter the problem, an Aspray project manager could help. The service provided by Aspray Folkestone is at no cost to you.

Whether you have suffered damage to your home, buy-to-let property or business premises call Aspray Folkestone to book an appointment with Laide, your local project manager.

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Laide is here to save you the trouble of having to obtain several quotes from individual tradespeople and/or search for reputable contractors who will respect you and your property and to negotiate with your insurers on your behalf to ensure that you achieve a fair settlement to reinstate your property to its pre-damaged state as quickly as possible.

With Laide’s legal and insurance experience, gained over 18 years, she is adept at checking the cover on your insurance policy and negotiating with your insurers.

Laide, in partnership with her husband, have an extensive property portfolio which has given Laide first-hand experience in successfully project-managing a wide variety of property repairs.

It is Laide’s background and experience in these fields which drives her passion and desire to bring this much needed service to your local area and by doing so, help policyholders just like you, at a time when you most need them.

You can be confident that from your initial instruction, Laide will investigate the nature of the damage to your property, negotiate with your insurers on your behalf and then engage her vetted contractors to undertake the reinstatement work to your property and P16

help to alleviate the burden on you, the policyholder.

From the point that you instruct Aspray Folkestone to handle your property insurance claim, Laide will take on the project management responsibilities.

You can feel confident that by instructing Laide to manage your property claim that she will be focused and determined to manage your insurance claim as proficiently as possible to help you achieve a fair settlement to your property insurance claim. Laide will always act in the best interests of policyholders.

She will manage her vetted contractors to complete the re-instatement works when planned and return your property to its pre-loss condition, as your satisfaction is paramount.

The service provided by Aspray Folkestone is at no cost to you, provided Laide can engage her own vetted contractors. So, whether it is a fire, flood, impact damage or an escape of water, you can count on her to manage your insurance claim.

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Cadet Unit A local cadet unit in Folkestone is raising awareness to encourage young people to take part.

By joining, it offers huge potential for the younger generation to be involved in something that helps them stand out from others and gives them a positive and confident start in their young lives.

The unit is open to young people aged between 10-18, regardless of sex, religion or race, and within the bounds of safety to themselves and others, and open to those with special needs.

The Cadet unit has been established in Folkestone since May 1972 starting as Training Ship Europa as sea cadets then changing style and syllabuses to the now formed Kent (Marine) Cadet Force.

The training they have adapted originated from a Ex Royal Marine officer who devised a challenging course, so cadets could acheive a Green Beret, although not a Royal Marine Cadet unit.

All of the instructors and staff have CRB (Criminal Record Bureau checks) which allow them to work with children.

Risk assessments are carried out on all activities and we have child protection procedures and policies in place.

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Enrol in Cello Lessons Local residents have an exciting opportunity to enroll for Cello lessons by experienced teacher Anne Smith.

heard anything like it. Working for the BBC, Ronald was recognised as one of the top British performers of the time.

We had the pleasure of meeting with Anne to hear more about her history and teaching style.

Happily married, and with a young daughter, the pair often visited Hythe as Ronald loved to swim in the sea. It was on one of these visits they came across a cottage for sale, and it soon became their home.

A long-term resident of Hythe, Anne has a very interesting life story. Married to a famous concert pianist, Anne herself decided as a young girl that she wanted to play the cello, and has remained passionate about it ever since.

Her first opportunity to learn came about whilst walking with her mother, aged about 6. Whilst walking, they met a professional musician who played the cello herself.

Meeting a few more times, the lady offered to teach Anne to play the cello herself.

With a close knit family, including her parents, brother and sister, they moved house often, but Anne’s commitment to the cello remained a constant.

As a young lady, Anne attended a concert with a trio of a cellist, pianist and wind player, which included the famous cello player and performer, William Pleeth. Inspired by him, Anne then wrote to him, asking if she may see him to play cello to him. He agreed, and suggested she took her teachers certificate.

Taking his advice, her teaching career began.

Anne went on to teach in a number of roles, including a Council run project in Barking, which involved travelling around the local schools there, giving concerts and encouraging the students, who may not have had the opportunity otherwise, to play instruments. Anne enjoyed this project very much, and continued for some time beyond the initial project and funding had ended.

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Anne continued to teach, including roles at both Folkestone and Dover Grammar schools, and remains passionate about giving others the opportunity to learn to play the Cello.

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What’s On: Hythe Community Cinema Forthcoming screenings:

Loving Vincent 4th December 2018 Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman 2017 UK • 94 mins • Douglas Booth, Jerome Flynn, Robert Gulaczyk • Animation, biography • Rating: 12A In this in extraordinary oil-painted animation, a young man comes to the last hometown of painter Vincent van Gogh to deliver the troubled artist’s final letter and ends up investigating his final days. Nominated for Best Animation Oscar.

The Hythe Community Cinema was set up in 2011 as The Hythe Film Society.

The Drummer and the Keeper 8th January 2019

Our aim is to screen films from around the world and to promote enjoyment of and education in the artistic medium of film.

Nick Kelly 2017 • Ireland • 94 mins Dermot Murphy, Jacob McCarthy, Peter Coonan • Drama • Rating: 12A

Held at The Tin Tabernacle, Portland Road, Hythe, CT21 6FL at 7.30pm on the first Tuesday of the month, from October to July. Doors open at 7.00.

To come to a film, you need to join the Hythe Community Cinema. Membership is free and can be arranged quickly on the door. Minimum age 16.

Tickets Members’ tickets cost £4 (£5 for members’ guests).

Tickets are for sale: • at the previous film; • at Temptations Card Shop, from one week after the previous film to the Saturday before the film; • at the door on film nights (subject to availability).

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In this warm, thoughtful and insightful film, an unlikely friendship develops between the bipolar drummer of a rock band and an institutionalized teen suffering from Asperger’s syndrome. Winner of five awards. NB Showing second Tuesday in January as first Tuesday is New Year’s Day.

In Between 5th February 2019 Maysaloun Hamoud 2016 • Israel/France 103 mins • Mouna Hawa, Sana Jammelieh Drama • Rating: 15 Three Palestinian women living in an apartment in Tel Aviv try to find a balance between traditional and modern culture. An engaging, revelatory and at times humorous slice of life.

Enemies of the People 5th March 2019 Rob Lemkin, Thet Sambath 2009 UK/Cambodia • 93 mins Thet Sambath, Nuon Chea • Documentary Rating: Not rated The Khmer Rouge killed some two million people in the 1970s, yet the Killing Fields of Cambodia was largely unexplained until this important and ground-breaking film was made. We hope to have a question and answer session with the director.

Winner of many documentary awards, including an Emmy for Outstanding Investigative Journalism.

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What’s On: Folkestone Jazz Club Folkestone Jazz Club hosts live modern jazz bands and performers every week.

All are welcome to attend; just get in contact to book your seats.

Jo Fooks / Al Nichols Quintet January 24th

Pete Caters Ministry of Jazz January 31st

Alan Barnes Quartet

The Matt Wates Quintet

February 7th

Christmas Party with The Colrose 7

February 14th

December 6th

December 13th

Derek Nash “Picante” Latin Jazz January 3rd

Scott Hamilton Quartet January 10th

Liane Carrol Trio January 17th

Julian Marc Stringle / Steve Waterman Sextet Rob Barron Quintet February 21st

Peggy ~ Duke & Benny with Pete Long & Georgina Jackson February 28th

Folkestone Jazz Club at The Tower Theatre, North Road, Shorncliffe, Folkestone CT20 3HL To book seats, please call 01303 277175 or email twinklewood49@gmail.com

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Folkestone Book Festival 16th – 25th November 2018 This year, we open the festival and the Christmas festivities with the inspiring novelist Kit de Waal. Half Irish, half Jamaican, her novels are beautifully humane and moving.

The 2018 Folkestone Book Festival will be the most international ever with an Indian Day, an American Day and a Turkish night, not to be missed.

There will be an eclectic range of talks from healthy eating to remaining sane in an increasingly difficult world, fighting plastic to fighting tax evasion, graphology, astronomy, politics, philosophy, art, and of course comedy.

This will be my biggest festival with 50 events (including a fabulous kids’ programme). It should make you think, travel, discover new ideas, enjoy yourselves and want to continue the conversation. It will also be my seventh and last book festival and I want to thank you all for

having been such a great and appreciative audience. I hope this year won’t disappoint!

Geraldine D’Amico Curator, Folkestone Book Festival For further information and to book tickets: Visit: www.folkestonebookfest.com Call: 01303 760750 Pop in: The Quarterhouse, 49 Tontine St, Folkestone CT20 1JT

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First Folkestone Channel Triathlon Is A Super Success!

The first Channel Triathlon took to the water and roads of Folkestone recently, organised by Joe Sullivan of Folkestone Channel Rotary Club and professionally managed by TriSpirit Events of Ashford.

The response of the athletes was excellent and Sunday 8th September 2019 has already been reserved for the next one.

Please put it in your diaries now whether you’ll be a competitor or a spectator.

200 enthusiasts of all standards from beginners to GB age-group athletes swam, cycled and ran. We were fortunate to have the use of the Harbour Arm which is a fantastic setting and this enabled us to also showcase the major developments in the Harbour area, the Town and our amazing coastal and countryside scenery during the swim, cycle and run phases. The wind and sea conditions were rougher than forecast but the athletes took to the water like ducks with the safety protection of the canoeists (mostly from the Folkestone Rowing Club) and with the support of the Folkestone Rescue Boat.

Triathlons are essentially about challenging yourself and many swimmers were exhilarated by being able to swim in these sea conditions knowing they were being safely watched over.

The same drive and commitment was evident in the cycle and run phases and there were some powerful, personal achievements as athletes conquered the route and their tiredness.

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the money raised by the athletes for their own personal charities we belief some £10,000 has been raised. We are immensely grateful to everyone who helped to make the Folkestone Channel Tri such a success: Tri Spirit Events, the athletes, our magnificent marshals, Channel Rotary members and friends, volunteers and sponsors including County, District and Town Councils, Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, Folkestone Harbour Company and all the local businesses who generously supported us.”

Quotes from our Triathletes “People have clearly gone to an awful lot of trouble to make us feel so welcome” “I want another one of these medals, so see you again next year!”

“Great day at Channel Triathlon Folkestone today, challenging course and tough sea swim.

Thanks to all the organisers and volunteers for doing a great job in their first year.”

“Many thanks for the triathlon on Sunday. The Medway Tri competitors enjoyed it immensely.”

Honours Board Sprint Tri: 1st Mark Hooker (Maidstone Harriers Tri 1:16:40), 2nd Yiannis Chrisodoulou (Adalta CC), 3rd Trevor Back (Tri Spoke) Standard Tri: 1st Carlo Nebuloni (2:29:59) 2nd Azon Belarre (Tri Spoke), 3rd David Moffat Sprint Aquabike: 1st Nigel Main (1:05:09), 2nd Catherine Bray, 3rd Tanya Vice Standard Aquabike: 1st Claire Howard (Tunbridge Wells Tri Club 2:03:21), 2nd Keith Bellingham, 3rd Paul Garrity Channel Rotary works closely with the local community providing funds and hands-on help. To find out more about our work and membership opportunities please contact Alan Myers 07904 317047 or Duncan Hopkin 01303 242082 or visit www.channelrotary.org.uk

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Local Clubs & Societies Folkestone & District Family History Society

Note that children must be

Contact: Janet powell 01223 750321 www.folkfhs.org.uk

It is best to pre-arrange

Folkestone and District Local History Society

on Saturday afternoons when entry is restricted.

Contact the chairman Alan Taylor for details: 01303 252567

Hythe and Saltwood Sailing Club

http://folkestone-chess.wix.

Marine Parade, Hythe.

Folkestone Flower Arranging Club

Folkestone Rethink Mental

Please telephone 01303 210893 for further information.

Folkestone Big Band Appreciation Society Contact Tony Pettitt (Sec.) on 07798 773590 for further information.

Folkestone Choral Society Call 01303 210940 or 230959 for more information. www.folkestonechoralsociety.org

your first visit via the website below, especially

com/folkestonechessclub Illness Carer Support Group We meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 7 to 9pm in the Folkestone Mind Resource

01303 267392 (Margaret)

www.hssc.net 01303 265178 Hythe Bay Children’s Centre (within the grounds of Hythe Bay School but open to all) Call The Children’s Centre on 01303 267802.

entrance, for both information

Please contact the Membership Secretary. Tel.01303 266793 (Tim Green)

sharing and mutual support, and occasional speakers. Plus tea/coffee and biscuits.

For more information ring 07941495532.

www.kentwildlifetrust.org.uk 01304 853503 (Pauline Bateson)

pace? Need some gentle

Folkestone & Hythe Operatic and Dramatic Society (FHODS)

Indoor 6-a-side, slow

The Tower Theatre, North Road, Shorncliffe, Folkestone.

For show information, please visit the website or call the box office.

Football - the active sport

The Adult section meets Wednesday 6-9pm & Saturday 2-5pm. TheJunior section meets on 2nd & 4th Saturday in the month 10.30am-12pm.

Second Monday of the month at Red Lion Pub, Hythe.

Fundraising for local charities.

Hythe Bowling Club

Folkestone Walking Football

Folkestone Chess Club

Hythe and Romney Marsh Lions Club

Centre Social room, Mill Bay

Folkestone, Hythe and Dover Wildlife Group

www.towertheatrefolkestone.co.uk 01303 223925 (Box Office)

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accompanied at all times.

Had an injury? Lost your exercise? Still longing to play?

Hythe Cycling Club We are Hythe Cycling Club based around Hythe [Kent], Dymchurch and Romney Marsh and riding to other Kent coastal towns and villages. Its members engage in the congeniality of regular cycling on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

prolonging your game.

For further information, please visit www.bc-clubs.co.uk/ hythecyclingclub/ or email cycleclub2015@gmail.com

For further information or

Hythe Farmers Market

to register your interest

Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month, 10am – 12pm, in the Methodist Chuch Hall, Church Street, Hythe.

paced, injury free Walking

contact: stevewrich@hotmail. com 07990 976462.

Friends of St Leonard’s Church, Hythe Contact 01303 264470 or visit www.friendsofstleonardshythe. org.uk for information and details of concert programme.

01303 266118 / 01303 268715 Hythe Green Preservation Society For further information please Contact chairman lynne sims 01303 238670

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Jive/Swing Dance Classes Every Monday. Southcliff Hotel, 22-26 The Leas, Folkestone.

7.30-8.30pm class, 8.309.30 music, £5 inclusive Friendly dance class, large dance floor & great vintage music. Established in Folkestone since 2008, jive/ swing dance teacher with 15 years experience teaching.

Contact: 07540 080 224 revboogie@hotmail.co.uk Lympne WI 01303 230855 (Julie) Military Wives Choir Shorncliffe We are a very friendly, fun loving, social Military Wives Choir that likes to sing and perform both locally and

further afield. No auditions and performances are optional.

If you are a wife of a serving personnel (including reservists) and wish to join please contact us. You will be guaranteed a very warm welcome.

07843 937627 shorncliffe@ militarywiveschoirs.org Parkinson’s UK Folkestone and Dover Branch For more information phone Madeleine Thomas 01303-253535 Redoubt Sailing Club At Nickolls Lake, West Hythe.

Racing and free sailing (non racing) all year round. Adult and Children’s training.

01303 260512 (Rob Purvis, Membership Secretary) Saltwood Choral Society

Call 01303 237992 South Kent Multiple Sclerosis Society Local support for all those whose lives are affected by MS. www.mssociety.org.uk/ branches/kent/south_east_kent sekentmssociety@hotmail.co.uk 08453 970543 Umbrella Club of Hythe Are you feeling lonely or just need a chat? Then why not visit the Hythe Methodist Church Hall on Mondays from 2pm – 4pm and Thursdays from 12.20pm – 4pm. Everyone welcome.

For full details of local clubs and societies please visit www.eastkenthandbooks.com or call the phone number of the club or society you are interested in.

Visit The Elham Valley Vineyard At The Vineyard, you will find:

Enjoy a cream tea, light lunch or a Sunday Roast

NLangley Counselling offers a professional and confidential Counselling service in Hythe, Kent.

Services include:

Offering a wide range of well priced, quality plants and items for your garden We also offer log delivery with a stacking service If you need a log store, we make those too at The Vineyard Wood Shed!

Elham Valley Vineyard, Elham Valley Road, Breach, Barham, Canterbury, Kent CT4 6LN

• Personal Counselling • Clinical Supervision for Counselling Professionals • Academic Support for Trainee Counsellors

Tel: 07865 085943 Email: info@nlangleycounselling.co.uk

Free on-site parking for all visitors

Providing fulfilling opportunities for adults with learning difficulties

01227 832022 www.fifthtrust.co.uk Reg charity no. 1136718

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High Street

01303 266308

Martello Drive

01303 262683

267876

Boots

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Paydens, 31-33 High St, Hythe

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Paydens, Stade St, Hythe

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Folkestone Area: The Central Pharmacy 104 Cheriton Road

01303 254427

Guildhall Pharmacy 110 Guidhall Street

01303 259414

McCardle Pharmacy 41 Canterbury Road

01303 251511

Lloyds Pharmacy 114 Sandgate Road

01303 254383

Paydens 38 Cheriton High Street

01303 275625

Emergency Numbers Gas Emergency Kent County Council Police Station

Hawkinge Pharmacy 97 Canterbury Road Hawkinge

01303 892283

Lyminge Pharmacy 21 Station Road Lyminge

01303 862425

Chemist Late Night Opening (Hythe) The chemists don’t run a rota now, they are open as follows: Paydens (Stade St) until 6pm

Alcoholics Anonymous

08457 697555 0207 4030888

Anti-Social Behaviour Reporting

01303 660747

Childline Dentaline Electricity Power Loss Frank (Drugs Helpline) Kent Crimestoppers

0800 1111 01634 890300 0800 783 88 66 0800 776600 01304 828700 0800 555111

Mental Health Helpline

0800 1070160

National Domestic Violence

0808 2000 247

Stop Smoking Service

0800 849 4444

Swan, Wild Bird & Seagull Rescue

01303 242956

The Samaritans

01303 255000

Water Leakline

0800 7311 933

Hospitals

Eakins until 6.30pm Doctors Surgeries Hythe Area:

Kent & Canterbury

01227 766877

Maidstone Hospital

0845 155 1000

William Harvey Hospital

01233 633331

Oaklands

01303 235300

NHS Direct

Sun Lane

01303 267102

Royal Victoria

Folkestone Area: Park Farm Surgery, 1 Alder Road

01303 851021

The New Surgery 128 Canterbury Road

01303 243516

Dentists Dymchurch Road

01303 267513

East Street

01303 265566

111 01303 850202 (minor injury A&E)

Taxis JJ Taxis

08 45 46 47

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Boots until 6.30pm

NHS Direct

08458 247247

Helplines

Health Promotion

Hawkinge & Elham Valley Area:

0800 111999

01303 244442

Useful websites www.hythe-tourism.com www.hythe-kent.info www.discoverfolkestone.co.uk www.eastkenthandbooks.com

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Help raise money for the Air Ambulance

Does your coffee machine use pods? If so, you can recycle them and raise money for our lifesaving work at the same time!

The programme is run by a network of volunteers who have set up dedicated collection points at public locations across the country.

The volunteers coordinate the collection and send the Tassimo, L’OR and Kenco waste to TerraCycle for recycling raising money for

charity in the process. We are so grateful that Adam Hunter has very kindly chosen to give up his own time to organise this scheme and raise funds for the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance.

So far Adam has sent an incredible 395,798 pods and outer foil packaging for recycling, raising a sensational £4,108 for KSS Air Ambulance in the process.

Please take your coffee pods to the following locations to raise money for the air ambulance: - Hythe Swimming Pool (in reception) - CT21 6AR - Morrisons Folkestone (in entrance lobby) - CT19 5JU

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Folkestone Gospel Singers At it’s heart is, and always will be, the 100% commitment we have from everyone involved.

We’re a very friendly and welcoming choir and enjoy singing gospel and contemporary songs together.

You can develop your confidence and vocal technique while having fun and making new friends. We perform regularly in the community.

Happy 10th Birthday to Folkestone Gospel Singers (Formerly The Mission Gospel Choir).

No experience or ability to read music is necessary. We offer no charge ‘taster sessions’ most months during the year, so that anyone who enjoys singing can come along to a regular weekly Tuesday evening rehearsal and find out more about us and why our members say “you’re a fantastic choir” “I love belonging to it” “my week’s not complete until I’ve been to a rehearsal “.

Here’s to another 10 years!

The Mission Gospel Choir started as a very small group in 2008. This month reemerging as Folkestone Gospel Singers; we’re very proud to be celebrating our 10th anniversary in Autumn 2018.

Over the years we’ve adapted to the needs of the members and regular supporters of our choir as much as possible because they make us what we are - a very special, well established community choir.

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(4) Idol

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(7) Decline

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(8) Chick

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(5) Tether

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(7) Sparkle

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(6) Needle

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(5) Take over

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(4-4) Ship colour

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(5) Rely on

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(8) Cavalry mount

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(7) Abbreviation

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(7) Playful (music)

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(8) Shudder

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(6) Russian

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(4) Coal residue

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(6) Engage

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(6) Prize

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(5) Chubby

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(4) Retain

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The Red Box Project Where have Red Boxes been set up locally?

The Red Box Project has been set up locally to cover schools located in Cheriton, Folkestone, Hythe and New Romney.

The Red Box Project currently have donation points at these places: • Hythe Salvation Army Church & Community Centre • The Salvation Army, Folkestone.

• Saffron Sun, Hythe High Street

What is the Red Box Project?

Welcome to the Red Box Project, an initiative that quietly ensures that no young woman misses out on her education because of her period. We are 100% community driven and run by individuals across the UK. We place constantly stocked Red Boxes of sanitary wear in schools for young women to access, aiming to reach those who may not be able to afford these vital items.

• Saffron Hair, Hythe High Street • The Community Network Shop (next to One Stop) Cheriton High Street.

• Folkestone Wellbeing Centre • Folkestone Quarterhouse

All donations are most welcome.

Further information can be found at:

www.redboxproject.org

The Story The Red Box Project was initiated in March 2017 by three friends who wanted to give young women in their local area access to sanitary products. After reading about ‘Period Poverty‘ in the news, they were angered at the idea that young women were missing out on their education because they couldn’t afford the products they needed during their period. They decided to take action and contacted several secondary schools to ask if a constantly stocked box of sanitary wear would be welcomed. The feedback from teachers was that the issue was real and the resource was needed. Recognising that the need was nationwide, they invited individuals from across the country to be a part of this movement and the response was overwhelming. From Scotland to Cornwall, people began to group together and set up Red Boxes of tampons and towels in their local schools. They fundraised, collected, had craft sales and donations drives, all to make sure their boxes never became empty.

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Farmers Market

Hythe Farmers Market Methodist Church Hall, Between Chapel Street and Prospect Road, Hythe CT21 5BG Hythe Farmers’ Market is open on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays every month from 10am to 1pm. There are stalls selling free-range eggs, game, speciality and organic breads, cakes, meat, cheeses, vegetables and lots more.

Hythe Farmers’ Market was established in March 2004 by popular demand and continues to provide good quality local food to the people of Hythe and its environs.

The Farmers’ Market is run by volunteers and has stalls for most food categories. We pride ourselves on offering in-season produce at competitive prices in a friendly environment.

Eric Chauvel on 0781 7521312

Capel-le-Ferne Farmers Market Village Hall, Lancaster Avenue, Capel-le-Ferne CT18 7LX Capel’s farmers market is held at the village hall every Tuesday from 10am to 12.30pm. It’s a wonderful market with all the basics and a friendly set of producers.

The market is very sociable, it has a cafe where you can have a cup of tea with some of the most delicious cakes on offer.

Whilst you’re there you can

browse local craftwork, post your parcels and and get your plants.

Our stall holders and customers are all very welcoming, giving us our well deserved reputation of being a friendly place to visit.

If you are interested in having a stall, please contact 07939 507049

Sandgate Farmers Market Chichester Hall, Sandgate CT20 3AR A Farmers’ and Makers Market in the heart of Sandgate on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month, from 10.30am to 12.30pm. A wide range of stalls at each market selling a range of local foods, plants and gifts, and a cafe to sit and meet your neighbours!

On-street parking outside the hall is free for up to two hours, as is entry into the hall.

If you are interested in having a stall, please call 01303 210300

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vember 2018

Index

Help so that you can find things quickly!

Exterior Painting & Decorating 7

Motoring

20

Gutter Clearing Sudoku HARD & Maintenance 2

Motorcycles Wanted

Little Oaks

19

Handyman Service

Reading Rescue

19

HSI Roofing

2

Waterbabies

40

Lady Decorator

5

Children

Crossword Cello Lessons

Log Delivery and stacking

Food & Entertainment

29

from The Fifth Trust

J J Taxis

23

Ovengleam

9

Streetz to Streetz Mobile Catering

27

Oven Wizards

7

The Fifth Trust Tea Room

29

The Nutmeg Cafe

15

Garden Gillard’s Garden Services

Sudoku EASY Land Matters

27

11

Perfect Windows

39

Sprinks & Sons Builders

39

Other Elm Lea Residential Care

15

Folkestone Gospel Singers

32

Living Hope Bible Church

33

Needles and Pins Clothing Alterations

15

Shirley Johnson Photography 24 Town Sprucer Scheme

Tradex Kitchens

9

Pets

Warwick & Warwick

9

Montgomery Vets

24

14

7

MEDUIM 19Sudoku Puzzle

Solutions

The Fifth Trust Garden Centre 29 Health & Beauty Cargills

15

Helen Craven Hypnotherapist 19 Hythe Dental Care

11

Luxfords Hair & Beauty

8

N Langley Counselling

29

Home Asprey Insurance Claims Management Blue Sheild Insurance

7

Computer Lady – PC Help

19

Coopers Window Cleaning

27

Dry Home Solutions

17

Emerald Electrical Services P38

16

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Road Safety Week Answers: 1. Green car is missing.

2. Tree in top right has changed colour.

3. Reflection of building in lake is missing.

4. Car at bottlom left has changed colour.

5. Pedestrian crossing is missing.

6. Tree at bottom left is missing.

7. Vent missing from top of left hand buidling.

8. Sports court has changed colour.

9. Shadow of builing at top right is missing.

10. Mast missing from top of building in centre of picture.

Word Mix Up Answers: 1. crossing.

2. traffic lights.

3. junction.

4. stop.

5. highway code.

6. give way.

Extra Letter Answer: bridge.

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Contractors for Domestic Commercial Education New Builds

01303 266235

www.sprinksconstruction.co.uk

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