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impressive showpiece when it was originally installed, providing useful additional living space as a link to the outside world. But after several years it may now look jaded, be cold


FOR a house extension that was once considered an aspirational link between home and garden, the conservatory has been widely neglected in recent years. It would have been an


in the winter, too warm in the summer and will not necessarily be used for its original intention. According to research, of the three million installed in the UK, 500,000 are in need of urgent repair. Too many conservatories have degenerated into eyesores, but


Customer Testimonial 'We were delighted with the service and work carried out on our property recently. We would recommend your company to anyone wanting any of the services that go with double glazing and if in the future we require any further work we will of course contact your company. The fitters who replaced our conservatory


the solution is less radical than you may think.


Instead of going for the nuclear option and building a new one, a few minor changes to your conservatory can make it usable all year round – and save you a fortune in the process.


As one of the few companies specialising in replacement conservatories, Maidstone-based Fairdeal Windows Ltd are Kents only approved installer for Refurbish My Conservatory. Refurbish My Conservatory has developed a number of specialist and exclusive products, which allow Fairdeal Windows Ltd to offer the following 3 options. •Replace the roof only •Replace the roof, windows and doors


•Replace the entire conservatory


roof were efficient, clean, tidy and very polite. We cannot praise them or the service your company provided too highly.Our conservatory has been transformed into a second sitting room complete with comfortable furniture lovely to just sit and read no longer a junk room. Thank you once again'. Mr & Mrs Henley, Snodland, Kent


The cost-effective way to revive your tired conservatory


Using the specialist expertise from Fairdeal Windows Ltd ,as Kent's only approved installer for Refurbish My Conservatory, you'll agree that this is the most cost effective way to revive your tired old conservatory.


KENT’S ONLY INSTALLER OF


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You are invited to a PILATES FOR ALL LEVELS @ Jag Dance Studios, Pennies Nursery and Larkfield Leisure Centre


PILATES FOR REHABILITATION AND BACK PAIN Classes are held in and around Maidstone


For more information and class details contact Alison: 07545187885, info@pilatesthroughlife.co.uk www.pilatesthroughlife.co.uk


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• Family friendly yard • Lessons for all abilities • Group Lessons • Holiday activities • Indoor arena


MAKING RIDING FUN! Hayley Squirrell - Fully Licensed & Insured


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Available for


Last Night Of The Proms on on Saturday 16th March 2013 at 7.30pm at The Salvation Army,


74-80 Union Street, Maidstone (ME14 1ED). This will be led by


Maidstone Salvation Army Band The guest soloist for the evening will be


Tabitha Reynolds (mezzo soprano), a very talented young vocalist. Tabitha won Medway Young Musician of the Year 2010 and Maidstone Young Musician of the Year 2012.


Tickets £5 are available from the Community Office.


For further information please contact the Community Office on 01622 681808.


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•Mon 18 Feb - Pony Day •Tue 19 Feb - Ride & Road Safety •Wed 20 Feb - Pony Club Badge Day


HALF TERM ACTIVITIES Plus- Jump Clinic, Robert Pickles Clinic - Call for further details


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