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WITH just a few short weeks left until the big day, the countdown to Christmas has already begun, and Maidstone is the ideal place to do some early shopping for the festive season.
One of the top shopping centres in the South-East, it’s the perfect choice for some retail therapy and its wealth of restaurants, cafes and bars mean there are plenty of places to stop and take the weight off your wallet or purse. The town boasts one of the largest selections of independent retailers in the country, blended with a range of major high street retailers, making it the go-to destination when you are looking for that “special something”. There is an eclectic mix of businesses selling a wide range of goods from jewellery to kitchenware and from cakes to clothes that can be found in the
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White Goods | Gas Appliances | Electrical Appliances |
Electrical Appliance Discount Store Stockists of Bosch, Beko,
Samsung, Neff, Rangemaster, Miele, Siemens, AEG, Zanussi, Hotpoint Blomberg and many more.
Visit our website for our latest offers
www.wrightswarehouse.co.uk 01622 690246
/ 757915 / 673026
11 Waterloo Street, Maidstone Open: Mon to Sat 9:00am - 5.30pm • Fast Delivery • FREE Car Parking • Email:
sales@wrightswarehouse.co.uk
www.kentcompensation.com enquiries@kentcompensation.com
Why Claim with Us? No win, no fee
Local specialist solicitors Free initial assessment
Free home or hospital visits POP IN
68 King Street Maidstone ME14 1BL You’re Our No.1 Priority
If you’ve had a personal injury you may be able to get compensation. We’re local specialist Personal Injury lawyers and our job is to help you.
Contact us today to start your claim Call 01622 698002
(no. 08366029), registered in England & Wales. Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under no. 608279.
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Kent Compensation is owned and operated by Whitehead Monckton Limited.
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