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George and Dragon the


26 High Street, Downe BR6 7UT Telephone: 01689 889030


Come and join the Campaign for Real Gravy!


THE George & Dragon is a unique 15th century pub in the heart of Downe village.


With all food being home-cooked, Jamie and Jules - the owners - believe only the freshest and best of food is good enough for their customers. With meat and fish purchased from Smithfield meat market and Billingsgate fish market, they are assured of the finest produce.


Our friendly staff are always in attendance to ensure your visit will be a memorable one.


Join our campaign for real gravy that will surely give you the best Sunday roast in the area. Scotch premier beef, Kentish pork and chicken breast stuffed and wrapped in smoked ham plus our home-made Yorkshire puddings and gravy. We also have a selection of other popular dishes, such as our unforgettable home-made pies.


We also have a function room available for business meetings (wi-fi available), wed- dings, birthdays, funerals, christenings, etc, with a choice of buffets. Tea, coffee and sand- wiches for business meetings, bar food for any budget, finger buffet, luxury buffet or even a hot buffet. Let us know your budget and we weill come up with a buffet to suit.


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Outside buffets also catered for, with hog roasts a speciality. Takeaway food is now available. Essentially Biggin Hill • Summer 2011 • To advertise, call Tracy on 01959 564766 Ext.103


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Saddle sore for Lionsraw


A FORMER Charles Darwin School pupil saddled up with four university friends to take on one of Britain’s toughest cycling challenges in aid of an innovative soccer sports charity. James Reeve, 21, recently completed a 1,000mile ride


from John O’Groats to Land’s End with four friends in aid of Lionsraw, which seeks to use football to a positive effect. The journey took two weeks to complete. Politics and economics student James says: “Five of us started at John O’Groats but on the fourth day one of the guys had to pull out with an injury. We selected the John O’Groats to Land’s End direction as we hoped it would be downhill all the way!”


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