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Revolutionary New Treatment for dry or watery eyes
Anotherincursion at Larkfield park
Don’t suffer any longer
TRAVELLERS have moved back onto a popular park in Larkfield for the second time in six months. The families - in five caravans -
pulled on to Gighill Green in Lunsford Lane on Sunday October ,, releasing dogs on the popular public open space and setting up washing lineswithin hours. It is un- derstood the fami- lies in- vol v e d have been of f e r ing tree felling services to residents in the area. Pa r i s h
cou n ci l chairman David Thornewell says more has to be done to stop the travelling com- munity running circles around the police and local councils. Hesays the job ofmoving on trav-
ellers for a second time will run into thousands of pounds The last inci- dent, in early summer, costing the parish council £1,200, with the trav-
A new treatment for dry eyes called E-Eye has come to award-winning Opticians Buchanan Optometrists. The in-practice treatment helps relieve the debilitating discomfort of dry eyes or meibomian gland dysfunction. This new procedure is non-invasive, painless, safe and takes about 20 minutes. Often this can eliminate the need for time- consuming therapies at home. It is so you of your discomfort.Dry eye is a terrible condition to suffer from, and it tends to be worse at this time of year. Buchanan Optometrists’ leading dry eye clinic in Snodland, Kent has been bringing happiness and relief to sufferers of dry eyes for many years. Led by husband and wife team Alisdair & Kathryn Buchanan, the practice is
ellers simply moving on to take up temporary residence elsewhere in the area. He said: “They just seem to be
doing the rounds. These incidents have affectedWestMalling, forcing the closure of the village hall, and Leybourne, and now they are back in Larkfield. The police told resi- dents that this was a civil trespass when they reported it and that they couldn’t do anything and obviously the council offices were closed be- cause it was the weekend. These travellers know and play the sys- tem.” The council’s legal teamserved an
eviction notice but it took aweek to enforce. Cllr Thornewell held talks with Laddingford Engineering in an effort to increase security further on the public land, near theM20. Valdemar Kalinin (pictured), of
the National Gypsy-Traveller-Roma Council said recently that local councils must provide designated traveller sites or “tolerated zone” which gypsy convoys can move onto. He said: “It comes down to racial prejudice against this com- munity.”
one of the leaders in dry eye treatments in Kent. Buchanan Optometrists recently added this revolutionary new E-Eye equipment to the practice. E-Eye gives you the opportunity and freedom to treat your dry eyes rather than just being recommended eye drops. Alisdair explains why he is so excited about this breaking news. “Treating dry eyes has always meant using drops or other at-home regimes. The amazing new E-Eye can often mean you need no more time-consuming daily treatments. It is a breakthrough, giving amazing results and relief to our clients.” Even if you feel your symptoms are bearable, long-term dryness can lead to ulceration on your cornea and scarring. Therefore it is best to seek the best possible treatment early and prevent any further damage from occurring. Stop suffering from uncomfortable eyes and Book your E-Eye Appointment today on 01732 617557.
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‘Spooktacular’ at the farm
MAKE the most of the October half-term holiday at Kent Life Heritage Farm Park’s Halloween Spooktacular in Maidstone. Brave kids are invited to the vintage village to knock on doors and
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discover who – or what – is lurking behind them from October 21-31. The award-winning attraction at Sandling, near Maidstone, has a few
other tricks up its sleeve to turn its usual exhibits into frightening farmhouses and horrifying homes. Youngsters can try pumpkin carving, dressing up and the Ugly Bug Ball. On October 25, there will be more spooky goings-on with Kent Life
After Dark, This event includes a spine-chilling tour suitable for under-eights from
5-6pm and, for older visitors, from 7-8pm. If you would like to know more about any of the above, call 01622 763936.
56 Malling Road, Snodland, Kent ME6 5NB
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