10 Maidstone Borough Council News in brief
Ramblin Man Festival The Ramblin Man Festival returns to Mote Park on 23 and 24 July with musical acts including Procol Harum, Thin Lizzie and The Zombies. Visit
www.ramblinmanfair.com for more information.
Mote Park Website You can keep up to date with the work of the Mote Park Fellowship volunteers by visiting their website
www.moteparkfellowship.org.uk for news, events and details of how to become a volunteer. Forthcoming events in the park include ‘Bat evenings’ and ‘History of Mote Park’ walks.
Online permit renewals Did you know that you can renew your parking permit online at
www.maidstone.gov
.uk/permitrenewal? It’s a quick and straightforward process and nearly 70% of permits are now being renewed via the website.
Market News You can now pay by debit or credit card at the butcher and the fruit and vegetable stalls at Maidstone Market. The market is open every Tuesday and Saturday from 7.30am – 1.30pm at Barker Road, Lockmeadow. Browse fresh local produce including flowers, meat, fish and bread as well as toys, clothes & other stalls.
Promote your event If you’re running an event in the borough you can promote if for free on
www.visitmaidstone.com. Select the ‘What’s On’ tab and click on ‘Add Your Event’.
Our golden bins promotion has Maidstone residents all atwitter! in a golden bin.
As part of our ‘Love Kent, Hate Litter’ campaign, we’re challenging residents to find one of the two Golden Bins which have been placed at various locations around the borough.
And, as an added incentive, residents are in with the chance of a prize if they tweet us a photo of themselves, a friend or a family member placing litter
Here are just some of the photos that have been tweeted to us so far. All the photos will be entered into a draw to win shopping vouchers for The Mall shopping centre, as a thank you for helping to keep the borough a beautiful place to live in. Tweet to @maidstonebc. The deadline is Friday 20 May.
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