036 SHOPFRONT PROMOTION Standard Quay Discover


One of Faversham’s hidden gems and a wonderful destination offering creekside walking, shopping, eating, a charming day out and much more, not forgetting free customer parking and free wi-fi


of Faversham’s hidden gems. Sitting alongside the Creek at the end of Abbey Street and in easy walking distance of the town centre, Standard Quay gives the visitor a truly unique experience of our tearoom and secret garden, art galleries, antiques, collectables, Old English Tools and much more. Offering creekside


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totally unique shopping and leisure experience, rich in history, Standard Quay is one


walking, shopping, eating, Surrey Bike Hire and a chance to see Faversham’s living history, it is home to several classic barges and boats, as well as traditional fishing boats, classic tugs and overnight moorings of all sorts. One of Standard Quay’s classic ‘barn’


buildings, that dates back to the 1700s, is the temporary home of the Cambria Thames Barge Exhibition, as well as the recently-renovated Customs House that has been derelict for more than 50 years and is soon to welcome the arrival of The Butcher of Brogdale.


For more information, visit standardquay.co.uk or call 01795 597616. Standard Quay, Faversham ME13 7BS.


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Essex Street Garage, Essex Street Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4HP


Jeeves & Johnson Emporium not only has great gifts for food lovers and drink connoisseurs. Whether you’re having pizza, pasta or Sunday Roast we have the wines to match the meal or festive occasion.


Come and visit our shop today!


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