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Maidstone’s Shining Light – Te Royal Star Arcade


FOR almost 30 years, Maidstone’s Royal Star Arcade in the High Street has been a popular draw for shoppers in the county town. With its light and airy ambience, the location


provides ample space for retailers and places to eat and drink as well as upstairs office space. The building has been in town since the 16th century and received “royal” seal of approval with the visit of Queen Victoria as a young monarch. The former coaching inn was also where the British Prime Minister Benjamin Disreali made his parliamentary acceptance speech on becoming MP for Maidstone. To reflect its varied past, the arcade offers an eclectic mix of outlets and services.


Maidstone Health Foods was established 30 years ago, the store occupying a key corner position in the arcade. Now owned by Kim, who along with Dorothy and Jenny have over 60 years experience between them in the Health Food trade as well as a wealth of knowledge from the technical departments of the leading companies they deal with including A.Vogel, Solgar, Quest, Lamberts and Natures Aid. They run a Loyalty Card scheme and have two Senior Citizens discount days (Tues & Thurs - cash sales only). They also stock a vast range of allergy free foods and all Bodycare products or S.L.S & Parabens Free.


Kilburn Jewellers have a passion for creating customised jewellery. Now with over 30 years experience in the jewellery trade, Simon and David have a vast portfolio of pieces they have


produced. Kilburn Jewellers initiative was to create both unique & bespoke designs and to select key quality pieces to compliment these designs, such as clocks and gift ware. They pride themselves on offering expert advice from design ideas through to knowledge about metals/gemstones, by trained and qualified staff. They stock a large range of 18CT Yellow and White Gold and Platinum jewellery for all tastes, items are chosen or made to offer you something a little different to the items found in the multiple jewellers range. Specialising in high quality certificated diamonds including coloured and fancy stones, they also stock a range of exclusive Lady Heart Jewellery as worn by celebrities such as Amanda Holden.


Hop, Stitch & Jumper is run by The Symbol Trust, a registered charity which provides speech and language therapy services to children and adults with special needs. They work with people with learning disabilities and autism with the purpose of releasing potential and enabling them to live truly fulfilling lives by providing inspired and individually designed support. Symbol operates Hop, Stitch and Jumper, a high end shop in the centre of Maidstone that sells a variety of fabric, yarn and haberdashery and run courses and provides employment experience for 15 people with learning disabilities.


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Superior quality beds manufactured in Kent. All beds come with a 7 year guarantee.


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Super-smooth Manual & Powered Reclining Chairs & Settees, plus Electric ʻLift & Riseʼ Recliners in a choice of wonderful styles & designs.


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The choices are endless and so is the comfort. Over 100 fabrics & luxury Italian leathers.


Express delivery options available


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on mention of this advert until end of May 2018


15 Royal Star Arcade, High Street, Maidstone, Kent ME14 1JL


Maidstone May 2018 Open


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