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In the Parish Church, baking competition - Traditional Victoria Sandwich, Shortbread, Savoury Pastry Judged by the W.I. Fitness Challenge, Dog Show, Plant stall, Beer Tent, Vintage Tea & Cake Stall. Floral competition, Summer in a Tea Cup & Any Kitchen Utensil. Scarecrow competition 3yrs - 8yrs. Fantastic music from Headcorns Ukulele Group & much more!
Sunday 5th July 12 noon-5pm, (judging 2pm) Parsonage Meadows, Headcorn
buildings clustered around the parish church and a good range of shops and pubs.
The remains of the Headcorn Oak are near the parish church. Estimates of its age range from 500 to 1,200 years old. It was burned to a stump in April 1989 but continued to produce new growth until July 1993. A plaque records that King John (1199-1216) sat under the tree to watch bull- baiting.
A base for World War II pilots, Headcorn Airfield is still thriving as a centre for light aircraft and parachuting. The skydivers who flock there at weekends raise vital
funds for charities through sponsorship.
Growing delight
If you're a foodie or a gardener - or both - make a beeline to Stapleurst where Iden Croft Nurseries has a series of themed gardens providing ideas and inspiration. The gardens came into being about 40 years ago in the derelict kitchen gardens of Staplehurst Manor with the aim of showing how herbs can be grown in gardens and borders as well as a more formal herb garden setting. The nursery has a large collection of culinary and medical herbs as well as other unusual plants.
No fee for pitches, only donation to Leukaemia taken on the day. Must book in advance. 01797 321072 and Email
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During the day Cream teas - Sunday Roasts - Restaurant
Visit the amazing teapot exhibition with over 7,500 teapots, each with their own unique history and enjoy something homemade to eat and drink after!
Weekends just got bigger at Teapot Island!
New for the evening
Friday Fish Night: Homemade Fish dishes for the family to enjoy
Saturday BBQ: Variety of meats, unlimited salad, Adults £10. Children £5
Hampstead Lane, Yalding, Maidstone, ME18 6HG 01622 814541
Exhibition entry. Adults £2.50, O.A.P's and kids £1.50 Opening times mon-fri 10am-4pm Sat-Sun 9am-5pm.
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