Town Talk
Players enter drama festival
AN AMATEUR dramatic society has been formed in Snodland to cover the town and villages in the Medway Valley. The Snodland and Valley Com- munity Players (SaVCoPs) are al- ready rehearsing their first production, a one-act play with a cast of four (pictured), to be per- formed at the Medway Little The- atre's Duncan Rand One Act Play Festival in Rochester. Neil Vinall of Queens Road, Snodland and his partner Freddie Dhombres are members of the Chandeliers, Bearsted. He said they went to the opening of the ex- tension of Snodland Community Centre and discussed starting a group with Anne Moloney, former chairman of the town council. A Facebook page attracted 70 followers and a meeting was held, where it was decided to take part in the Medway theatre festival. Neil has written the play "The
Waiting Room". The festival takes place between July 13 and 17, with the final on July 18. To raise awareness of SaVCoPs, the group is hosting a quiz night
Meeting place for women
A BRANCH of a national women's club has opened in Snodland. Snodland Women's Club meets from 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Tues-
with entertainment in the Moyeu- vre-Grande Suite, Devonshire Rooms,WaghornRoad on June 19 andmembers will walk in Snodland Carnival on July 4. The theme is emergency services and the group is taking part as "North Downs Mountain Rescue Team". Neil said: “Amateur dramatics is
an amazing hobby. You achieve things you didn't imagine you could and get an incredible buzz." He is looking for people inter-
ested in acting, singing and danc- ing, set-building, back stage, sound, lighting, publicity or just helping to serve teas. Call 01634 244933 or 07793214013, or email
savcops@gmail.com.
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days at the town's community centre in Paddlesworth Road. Maureen Harwood, chairman of the National Association ofWomen's Clubs, said: “We are a national, non-political, non-sectarian, non-reli- gious organisation for all women, creating opportunities to build new skills by taking part in a variety of activities in an atmosphere of friend- ship and fun and campaigning on issues that matter to members and their communities." There are about 5,000 members in 130 clubs and the organisation
is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year, but is quite new to this part of Kent. A club at Larkfield opened almost two years ago. Maureen said: “Our members enjoy demonstrations, talks and vis-
its to places of interest, theatres and exhibitions. Once the Snodland club is established, it will be up to the committee and members to de- cide exactly how they want their club run.” The club’s first talks were on Leeds Castle and policing in Snodland. Craft and social evenings have also been held.
Beer, music and cricket date
The annual Real Ale Festival and Twenty20 cricket match will be held in Snodland cricket meadow on June 27. The Snodland All Stars will play a Holmesdale Technology Col-
lege Invitation XI and after play entertainment will be provided by the Fecks.
Local news for Snodland and Halling
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