downsmail.co.uk Public Notice Recruitment PUBLIC NOTICE LICENSING ACT 2003


An application has been made by: Bearsted Golf Club for the premises Bearsted Golf Club, Ware Street, Bearsted, Kent ME14 4PQ. On the date of: 8th August 2019


Summary of the proposed licensable activities and the proposed hours of opening: Sale of Alcohol every day 9:00 a.m. – midnight. Regulated Entertainment every day 12:00 – midnight.


Any person wishing to view details of an application may contact the Licensing Partnership on 01732 227004


Any person wishing to make representation about the application should make them in writing on or before the: 5th September 2019


Licensing Partnership, PO BOX 182, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1GP licensing@sevenoaks.gov.uk http://pa.sevenoaks.gov.uk/online-licensing


It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application. The maximum fine for which a person is liable on summary of conviction for the offence is £5000.


PUBLIC NOTICE LICENSING ACT 2003


An application has been made by: SMARTCIGS LTD T/A PROHIBITION VAPES CO for the premises PROHIBITION VAPES CO, 24-26 PUDDING LANE, MAIDSTONE, KENT, ME14 1LT On the date of: 06th August 2019


Summary of the proposed licensable activities and the proposed hours of opening: LIVE MUSIC, RECORDED MUSIC AND SALE OR SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL SUNDAY 11.00 HOURS UNTIL 17.00 HOURS. MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY 10.00 HOURS UNTIL 19.00 HOURS. THURSDAY TO SATURDAY 10.00 HOURS UNTIL 00.00 HOURS. LATE NIGHT REFRESHMENT THURSDAY TO SATURDAY 23.00 HOURS UNTIL 00.00 HOURS


Any person wishing to view details of an application may contact the Licensing Partnership on 01732 227004. Any person wishing to make representation about the application should make them in writing on or before the: 2nd September 2019 Licensing Partnership, PO BOX 182, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 1GP licensing@sevenoaks.gov.uk http://pa.sevenoaks.gov.uk/online-licensing


It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application. The maximum fine for which a person is liable on summary of conviction for the offence is £5000.


Kestrel Technologies are looking for a skilled CNC Machine


Setter/Operator to manufacture parts for F1, Aerospace and the Automotive sectors.


Based in Aylesford Kent


Knowledge of CAD/CAM software Powermill/Powershape Heidenhain would be advantageous although training would be given to the successful applicant.


Good rates of pay are available depending on skill level based on a 38 hour week with overtime readily available at time and a half.


26 Days Holiday PLUS Bank Holidays per year. Please contact us on 01622 791737 or email admin@kestreltech.co.uk


We Move It Ltd are an established motor trade logistics business, and due to growth are looking to recruit Part-Time Drivers at our Maidstone branch.


In addition to this, we are also looking for part time drivers with trailer experience, to drive our brand new trailers.


The ideal applicants will be presentable, flexible, positive and be a great communicator. For insurance purposes a clean driving licence is preferred.


Please contact Graeme on 07840 046095 or graeme@wemoveitltd.com


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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 Maidstone September 2019 43


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