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Hawkinge SpitfireS Club The club is for the over 50's and we meet once a month on the second Wednesday in Hawkinge Village Hall. We have a variety of interesting speakers, music afternoons and outings during the year. Visitors are welcome and the cost is £3.00 including tea and biscuits. For further information about the club please call 01303 489137. The next meeting is on wednesday 10th October 2018 in Hawkinge Village Hall at 2.30pm. The guest is Geoff Stephens a very popular Singer and Guitarist.
Craft fair at ruckinge Village Hall on Saturday 3rd november. Noon till 4pm. Various stalls and refreshments. Proceeds towards replacement clubhouse for Hamstreet Bowls Club.
the Hawkinge and District gardeners Society meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month at the Hawkinge Village Hall, Canterbury Road Hawkinge starting at 7-30pm.We have speakers, demonstrations, outings and competitions. For more details please contact Anne 01303 891102
Capel le ferne farmers’ Market will be open every Tuesday 10 to 12.30 for local Kent produce and crafts. Capel le Ferne Village all, Lancaster Ave, CT187LX
the folkestone branch of the british Sugarcraft guild .... invite you to join us at St Andrews Hall , Surrenden Road Cheriton. We meet on the first Saturday of each month 1.30pm
until 4pm. Come along and see what we do with all forms of sugar and all methods of working with it old and new. Learn from trained demonstrators,join in workshops and talk to our members who are beginners through to old hands. They would be pleased to share their knowledge. This month will be a workshop on beautiful iced biscuits with Tessa Whitehouse. In November we will be working on our entry to the Brighton exhibition so no formal meeting BUT we are having our annual Christmas event . This will be on Saturday 24th November 9.30am until 12 noon and will be a Christmas Coffee morning at St Andrews hall. All sorts of wonderful homemade goodies including cakes ,sweets, savouries ,jams and plenty of tea and coffee. Free entry so come along and join us..
bingO weDneSDaY afternOOnS at etCHingHill Village Hall. 2pm - 3-30pm. £2 per book of 5 games. strip of 6 books for £5 - AN ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE. For more information phone 07514 758936.
etCHingHill reSiDentS' aSSOCiatiOn - filM nigHt. On Monday 15th October, the Residents' Association will be screening the 'Darkest Hour' PG Biography/Drama/ History. Starring Gary Oldman, Lily James and Kristin Scott Thomas During World War II, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Neville Chamberlain, is forced to resign, recommending Winston Churchill as his replacement. Churchill is under pressure to commence peace negotiations with the German dictator or to fight the seemingly invincible Nazi regime. However difficult and dangerous his decision may be Churchill has no choice but to shine in the country’s darkest hour. The entrance fee of £5.00 includes, admission, refreshments and a lucky draw ticket. New and existing members are welcome. For further information please visit
www.etchinghill.info.
the annual elham Christmas Market is being held on thursday 25th October 2018 6.00pm – 9.00pm (Special pre- view for disabled visitors from 5.30pm-6.00pm) at the Elham Village Hall in Elham, Kent, CT4 6SX. in aid of the pilgrims Hospices. Festive atmosphere, Lovely Christmas Gifts, Quality market stalls including: Jewellery, Chocolates, Teddy Bears, Garden Crafts, Christmas Gifts and decorations, arts and crafts, candles, ceramics, knitted and crocheted items, homeware and much more….
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