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LONDON KENT CONSTRUCTION
construction company serving a broad range of clients. We have a widely recognized expertise in the areas of renovation, extensions, loft conversions, cellar conversions and new builds. The company has completed thousands of projects successfully since it was formed.
Founded
Our experience in health and safety gives us an advantage with working in schools, colleges and high street stores with the confidence of public safety.
We also carry out a design and build service with experienced architects, surveyors, structural engineers and interior designers.
London and Kent construction is a solid player in the construction market with a portfolio of clients and building projects. We also have a great team of talented tradesmen and tradeswomen which has grown in strength over the years.
London and Kent construction is centrally located in Eltham SE9, giving easy access to southeast London and northwest Kent, however we do work in other areas by arrangement.
in 1995, London and Kent construction is a full-service
98 Riefield Road Eltham London SE9 T: 020 8333 0452 E:
scott@londonandkent.co.uk
Grow your own Workshop A
free hands-on workshop for vegetable growers is to be held
at the Community Vegetable Garden in Well Hall Pleasaunce on Sunday April 17.
The workshop, which starts at 2pm, is being led by expert Davey Haydock- Wilson, who leads the Growing Greenwich initiative.
You do not have to have a plot or garden to grow vegitables and herbs which can be grown in pots and planters. Come along and see what it is all about
The Pleasaunce’s vegetable garden has been created this year by the Friends group to provide extra activity and interest to the park’s 16th century walled garden area.
The Friends are recruiting a squad of helpers to tend the area on an occasional basis and share the produce.
More information from wellhall@
hotmail.co.uk or text/phone 07894 711765.
Help keep Eltham safe - report suspicious activity!
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