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editorial@indexmagazine.co.uk FEBRUARY NEWS Household Cavalry heading to the Kent County Show T
he Kent County Show – on 6th, 7th and 8th July 2018 – will be hosting the spectacular Household Cavalry Musical Ride for this year’s
main ring attraction. Chairman of the Kent County Agricultural
Society, Kevin Attwood, said: “We are delighted to have the Household Cavalry at the Kent County Show in 2018. This will be our 89th show and we work hard to showcase the very best that Kent has to offer. “Likewise, the Household Cavalry Musical Ride is one of the best-mounted displays in Britain, if not the world, and the regiment has a reputation for excellence. We are sure their display will delight and entertain our visitors on all three days of the show.” There is a large cast of other attractions featuring at the annual show, including a display from the ‘Spirit of Kent’ Spitfi re, pig racing and entertainment from a pair of Hedge Men as well as Titan the Robot. • Tickets to see the Household Cavalry Musical Ride in action at the Kent County Show are on sale now. For more information, visit
www.kentshowground.co.uk
© Sara Holmgren
Show your support this Fairtrade Fortnight
Last year saw Tunbridge Wells celebrate 10 years as a Fairtrade Town – one of more than 550 Fairtrade towns in the UK. And 26th February-11th March marks Fairtrade Fortnight 2018. All around the world thousands of farmers and workers are working hard to produce the things you love, whether it’s that morning cuppa or evening glass of wine. Show your support and close the door on exploitation by
choosing Fairtrade this Fairtrade Fortnight.
Fairtrade is the most widely
recognised ethical label in the world and one that has paved a better way of shopping. Choosing Fairtrade means you can help transform the lives and futures of more than 1.6 million farmers and workers in developing countries. • For more
information, visit
www.twfairtrade.
org.uk or www.
fairtrade.org.uk
Boxing clever
If you’re out and about in Sevenoaks, look out for the once vandalised telephone box on Blackhall Lane, which is being refurbished and rehoused at The Vine with a defi brillator inside for public use. The project has been made possible by a very generous grant from Kent County Councillor, Margaret Crabtree through her Members Grant.
Diary date
Fegans Season of Change Exhibition, Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery TN1 1JN, from 9th February-9th June Fegans has been championing childhood and transforming mental health since 1870. The exhibition will take you through its story, from founder James Fegan, through to the services it now offers. • Visit
www.fegans.org.uk
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