Hand-picked events from the editor
August 16 The Tempest
Outdoor Theatre Emmetts Garden, Sevenoaks
The Lord Chamberlain’s Men perform Shakespeare’s spell- binding masterpiece The Tem- pest - a play of soaring poetry, high comedy and tender love. Gates open at 6.30pm for picnics, the performance begins at 7.30pm Price: Adult: £15, Child: (8+) £8
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
August 18-19 Biggin Hill Festival
of Flight Churchill Way, Biggin Hill,
Biggin Hill Festival of Flight 2018 looks back over 100 years of RAF History. Throughout its RAF history, Biggin Hill played a key role in air defence. Strategically positioned close to London, Biggin Hill was proud to be an RAF fighter station but it is best known for its contribution to the Battle of Britain. The Red Arrows will be among the many attractions at this year’s festival. Tickets from £23.50
August 18-19
Combined Ops Headcorn Aerodrome, Headcorn
This unique event held at Headcorn Aerodrome has a variety of vintage and modern aircraft displays, on the ground and in the air. A family event which includes static military vehicles, living history re-enactment groups, arena events, military stalls, children’s entertainment and food stalls to make this a perfect day out. Now in its ninth year! The Lashenden Air Warfare Museum will be open both days and there is a small charge to enter. The Museum is one of the longest established aviation museums in the country, having been formed in 1970.
Displays are subject to weather and availability. Tickets from £7.
www.headcornevents.co.uk
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Fully qualified primary school teacher Many Years Experience in local schools Up to date curriculum Knowledge & CRB Checked.
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August 18-19
Truckfest Hop Farm, Paddock Wood
Back for another year and with a brand-new name! Truckfest South East returns to The Hop Farm and is the must see show for enthusi- asts, families and the road haulage industry. Proud of its heritage in presenting trucks from all over the
world, Truckfest is Europe’s Premier trucking event, showcasing a huge variety of trucks from giant Ameri- can to jaw-dropping customised vehicles. There will be entertain- ment and attractions to suit every taste including fairground rides and main arena action. World famous monster trucks and stunt driver will thrill crowds with their daring tricks and not forgetting special celebrity guests! Find out more and buy tickets at
www.truckfest.co.uk
August 18-19 Biddenden Tractorfest and
Country Fair Woolpack Corner, Biddenden
Tractorfest offers a wonderfully old-fashioned and inexpensive day out for the whole family. Exhibits, refreshments, parades and entertainment. Tractors from many decades plus classic cars, commercial vehicles and motorcycles; stationary en- gines and horticultural machines. Tickets on the gate from £5 or buy online in advance to save money.
www.tractorfest.co.uk
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