Town Talk Charity stall
THE Monks Head, Snodland, held a craft and gift stall in its conservatory on November 24 to raise funds forMacmillan Can- cer Support. Run by Eileen Barber and
Sharon Vero, the event raised £123.67 – “an amazing amount in just a few hours”. Eileen thanked the members
of the public who donated cash and purchased goods and the publicans, Derek and Becky, for the use of the premises. She said: “Most families have
been touched by cancer in one form or another, including my- self. I lostmy wonderful husband and parents to this evil disease.”
Road funder
KENT is to receive £13mtomake improvements to the roads. The county will get Depart-
ment of Transport a slice of £66m set aside in the recent au- tumn budget. Much of the cash will be spent
onmaking cycling safe, running repairs and fixing the problemof potholes.
Local news for Snodland and Halling
Couple’s House of Horrors raises cash for cancer fund
FOR the fourth year running, visi- tors have been welcomed to the Halloween House of Horrors in Saltings Road, Snodland. Andy Damms and Helen Clark,
devote all their spare time prepar- ing for Halloween every year, to raise money for Cancer Re- search. They are pictured outside their house. On entering, visitors are asked
to make a donation before they are introduced to the most weird and wonderful creatures you can imagine, including a new enor- mous butler. On the second night, hot and
cold drinks, refreshments and a raffle are available. Landscape gardener Andy
spent £1,500 on props and has already started designing the pro- gramme for next year. So far he has raisedmore than £1,300. Children in Snodland had a
wonderful time on Halloween night,when the staff and their chil- dren at CWB Estate Agents in
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Holborough Road handed out tricks and treats. The big surprisewaswhen Toto
Bowman appeared fromthe spe- cial “trick” box. Warren Bowman said: “It’s great fun to see all the children in Snodland dressed up and running around town.” From December 1 the com-
pany is once again having its Magical Letter Box, where chil- dren can post their letters to
Santa. It is free but adults are asked to add their email ad- dresses to the letters so that the children can be traced. CWB is also running a Christ-
mas competition called “Guess what's in the Pressie”. Children and adults pay £1 to guess what present is inside a wrapper, with the winner receiving the present. All proceeds will go to Kent MS Therapy Centre.
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