VINER & SONS LTD Keith Viner
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & MONUMENTAL MASONS
THE BUSINESS HAS BEEN RUN BY OUR FAMILY SINCE 1777
We pride ourselves on our caring personal service All locations covered
PERSONAL DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE & PRIVATE CHAPEL OF REST
GOLDEN CHARTER
PRE-PAYMENT SCHEMES AVAILABLE Please contact us for further details
54 High Street, West Malling, ME19 6LU email:
info@vinerandsons.co.uk www.vinerandsons.co.uk Tel: 01732 842485
The Poplars Care Centre makes a vital contribution to the Maidstone community, being registered to care for up to seventy-one people and able to cope with many specialist needs.
The service respects the privacy and dignity of each individual while providing them with access to skilled carers 24/7, as well as a versatile activities programme established to support long-term physical and mental well-being.
158 Tonbridge Road, Maidstone ME16 8SU 01622 752872
www.carehome.co.uk
Time on your hands? Don’t know what to do?
Why not join the Maidstone Hospital League of Friends
WE URGENTLY NEED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS:
• To staff the hospital shop which is stocked with a wide variety of sandwiches,crisps, drinks, toiletries, greetings cards, sweets, chocolate, etc.
• To take trolleys (containing sweets, drinks, toiletries, etc.) round the wards. • Staff our busy tea bar. • Sell books in the book room.
The League of Friends is a registered charity and all monies raised ensures that it can respond to requests for equipment in the hospital.
If you can spare a few hours a week and would like to join a friendly team doing something rewarding for the community please contact:
Jacqui on 01622 224781 44 Mid Kent Living
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