It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
And with the kids jingle belling … and everyone telling you ‘be of good cheer’ – there’s no better place to go than Newnham Court Shopping Village at this time of the year!
AHM Bathing Bricks Coffee House
Cats Protection Homing & Info Centre Charterwood Mobility Coffee Corner Restaurant Cotswold Outdoor Edinburgh Woollen Mill
FineLine Windows, Doors & Conservatories Hammonds Furniture Julian Charles Johnsons Garden Buildings Klass Collection Maidenhead Aquatics
Noble House Chinese Restaurant and Takeaway Notcuts Garden Centre Notcuts Giſt Shop Pavers Pennies Day Nursery Pure Beauty Essentials Pure Hairdressing Shopmobility Sweatshop Trend Transformations
Just off Junction 7 of the M20 at Maidstone, visitors will find Rudolf and his singing reindeer have been in rehearsals and are ready to greet you with a magical rendition of Christmas cheer, which the kids will love.
Wind your way through a winter wonderland of native Christmas trees, festive plants and fairy lights for sale at Nottcutts Garden Centre and you will soon be in the mood for a merry old time.
You can even book on line to meet Santa in his grotto.
www.notcutts.co.uk
Once inside, the Village boasts a fantastic display of Christmas
decorations, lights for indoors and
outside, real and artificial trees - the perfect place to get you and your family in the festive spirit. Its range of stores mean you can stock up on festive goodies and gifts for the entire family – including the goldfish - all under one roof.
And, with parties for hosting, where better to pick up those marshmallows for toasting, cakes, panettone, jams and sweets for your guests.
Party dresses at Klass, cashmere from The Edinburgh Wool Mill, walking boots from Cotswold Outdoor, the perfect fit Skechers and
FREE PARKING Find us on: Shopmobility: 01622 631511
24 Maidstone December 2018
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