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893ft, made up of 32 inflatables and has been designed to give adults the chance to be a kid again, with inflatable walls, rings and huge bouncy balls. The course is aimed at people over the age of 12. Children under the age of 12 can also take part, though they may need assistance in some sections. Those aged eight and under get their own “Baby beast” course. Early bird tickets £18 from www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/extre me-festival-2017-tickets include unlimited entry to the course. Further information at www.extremefestival.co.uk


include former hostage Terry Waite, political biographer Antony Seldon and children’s authors Piers Torday and Christopher Lloyd. Adults £12, children £5 includes entry to the Castle. Online booking at www.chiddingstonecastle.org.uk


April 30 – May 2 Chiddingstone Castle Literary Festival Now in its second year, this event will again feature celebrated and established authors, poets and theatre groups, bringing talks, readings and performances over three days. Authors


April 29 – May 1 Weald of Kent Handmade Fair Penshurst Place, near Tonbridge Discover beautifully-crafted British products, with over 250 stands and activities to experience while enjoying workshops, demonstrations and live music. Adults £8, seniors £7. Open from 10am – 5pm each day. www.thecraftshows.co.uk/kent


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May Day Festival Whitstable Castle Stalls, circus skills, children’s entertainment, Punch and Judy, Morris dancing, Maypole dancing and music and merriment to welcome in the month of May. From 11am.


Admission free /by donation www.whitstablelionsclub.


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Your smile is our passion


A caring professional dental practice in the historic town of West Malling, providing our clients with the best treatment and maximum comfort. We provide a wide range of quality treatments using the latest techniques and the best materials available to ensure outstanding dental care and a unique experience.


Leading dentist Dr Ben Mortazavi has opened a


new practice in West Malling - One Smile Oral care.


The moment when you open your mouth and smile conveys so much emotion to the person opposite you, but what if your teeth have slightly yellowed over the years? Don’t you long for that beautiful white smile?


Whilst Dr Ben carries out all types of dentistry, that beautiful smile is something he enjoys helping you get.


Dr Ben explains: “I often have clients walking through my door a little apprehensive about cosmetic dentistry. When they leave they are over the moon with the change in their look because they now have a beautiful smile and it’s painless. Unlike a lot of dentists I don’t start by bleaching your teeth as


Tel: 01732 617177 or Email: info@onesmileoralcare.co.uk


it’s not always necessary. We start with a simple This amazing


technology uses tiny round salt particles which are not abrasive and cause no damage to your teeth, it only takes about 20 minutes and


your teeth.


If you then decide you would like an even whiter smile we


from a 2 hour treatment in the practice where we


Book now and get that beautiful smile One Smile Oral Care, 62 High Street, West Malling, Kent. ME19 6LU Tel: 01634 231062 or Email: info@wigmoredentalpractice.co.uk Wigmore Dental Practice, 198 Fairview Avenue, Gillingham, ME8 0PX


Images; Bluebells at Knole ©National Trust, Jonathan Buckley; Smallhythe Place ©National Trust, John Miller; Terry Waite ©Gemma Levine


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whiten your teeth by up to 8 shades. The other option you carry out at home, which takes a little longer. Following your treatments you need to ensure you have a ‘white diet’.


Although we use gentle methods,any teeth whitening softens your enamel and it takes 48 hours to put back the nutrients and for your enamel structure to become hardened again.”


www.onesmileoralcare.co.uk


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