LANDSCAPING & EXTERIOR HOME CARE DRIVES - PATIOS - & PATHS


• All Aspects of Paving • Drive Sealants Shed Bases • Concrete Slabs GardenWalls


LANDSCAPING & GARDEN MAINTENANCE


• Fencing & Turfing • Decking & Raised Beds Tree, Hedge & Lawn Maintenance • JetWashing & Clearances


EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE


Guttering • PVCu Fascias & Soffits • Painting & Decorating Roof Repairs


FOR A FREE QUOTE & HELPFUL ADVICE PLEASE CALL ANYTIME


07512 697872 / 01233 640620 MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIRS


Don’t Throw It Away - We Can Repair it For You


Bring your domestic or commercial microwave to our shop for an es- timate, we only ask for a £10 deposit, which is refundable.


Lots of new microwaves and cookware for sale in our shop


TEL: 01303 813530 www.microwave-repair.co.uk Main Road (A20) Sellindge


PAINTER & DECORATOR No Job Too Small ~ Free Esmates Friendly, Reliable, First Class Service


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Contact Nick: 01233 663387 or 07856 733037 Email: hammersdex@sky.com


Landscape & Gardening Services G B COOK


Private, Business & Contract Work. Competitive Prices. No VAT Mowing • Turfing • Hedge Cutting • Treework • General Maintenance


Brickwork • Paving • PressureWashing • Planting Schemes • Fencing Garden Design & Makeovers


All types of garden work undertaken, Large or Small


TEL: 01233 503633 • Mobile: 07790 476 268 Dingle Dell, Kingsford Street, Mersham, Ashford, Kent. TN25 6NZ Stay within the law, use a Licensed Waste Carrier CBDU175040


Est. 1992


Kent Charities to Benefit from a £2 Million Endowment Legacy


The Colyer-Fergusson Million Pound Match Challenge which matched £1 million in donations via Kent Community Foundation, has awarded its first grant.


Kent charities and social enterprises will be excited to learn that newmatch funding of £2 million has been invested in perpetuity via Kent Community Foundation and the income gained every year will be used for charitable grant making to support young people in Kent and Medway.


The first grant of £3,600, has been awarded to, Uprising Youth and Community, of Ashford, who support young


people, communities, families, facing and significant


challenges to achieve improvements in life, resulting in personal and community transformation. www.uprisinguk.org.uk


Nicholas Fisher, Chairman of Colyer- Fergusson


Charitable Trust,


comments, “In its fiftieth anniversary year, Colyer-Fergusson Charitable Trust is delighted to be celebrating this important milestone in its history by building a £2 million endowment legacy that will give ongoing support to disadvantaged young people in Kent and Medway.”


Josephine McCartney, Chief Executive of Kent Community Foundation, comments, “We are delighted that Colyer-Fergusson Charitable Trust made the decision to invest £1m with Kent Community Foundation as a match fund. Thirteen individuals, families, Trusts, Foundations and businesses have taken the opportunity to be part of this and have seen their donations matched £1 for £1. The first grant has been awarded to Ashford based, Uprising Youth and Community and we are looking forward to offering financial support to many more local causes through this new funding."


Charities and social enterprises can find out more and apply for funding at www.kentcf.org.uk/apply


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