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MAJORS LAKES FISHING SYNDICATE 185 Ashford Road, Bearsted, Kent, ME14 4NE


The Lake is set in a beautiful 5 acre woodland and is stocked with Carp up to 25lb plus Tench, Roach, Perch, Barbel & Chub


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SPECIAL OFFER!!! Join Majors Lakes and receive free membership to Wallend Fishery Main Lake! WALLEND CARP FISHERY


We also have a fishery on the Isle Of Sheppey, stocked with Roach, Rudd, Perch and Carp from 8lbs - 30lbs


Memberships from just £85 per adult.


Day tickets are also available for Wallend at just £10 for adults and £5 for Children


Tel: 01795 880441 opt 2 ~ keely@swattwood.com ~ www.countrysports.co


Services we offer: Maidstone


• A vibrant Day Care Service in seven locations throughout the Borough in partnership with Golding Homes and the PCT


• If required, transport can be provided to the Day Care facilities on our fleet of mini-buses


• Community Foot Care Services in the home or at our nearest clinic.


• Community Bathing Service in the home for Maidstone & Malling


• Independent Living Support for those that need help with their housework, garden or shopping


• Volunteering opportunities • Advocacy Service for Maidstone & Malling • Disability Travel Vouchers on behalf of Maidstone Borough Council


• Computer Classes for the over 60’s • A list of local traders that have been recommended to us by older people


• Wheelchair Hire from our office in the town centre • The Goodman Centre for clients with Dementia • Information & advice for over 50’s in our office in Mill Street.


For more information on all our services, please feel free to contact us at: 7, Mill Street, Maidstone, Kent. ME15 6XW Between the hours of 10am-4pm Monday – Thursday, 10am-2pm Friday Or telephone us on 01622 753618 Or email: info@ageukmaidstone.org.uk Or visit our website: www.ageuk/maidstone.org.uk


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