Call for the


TOM HOPE offers the following services: Most types of fencing undertaken


Fields rolled, harrowed and fertilised (ATV spread if wet) Flail mowing (untidy field to a lawn)


Having (whole or part job) bale wrapping, baling, round, quadrant and conventional. Horse manure loaded and taken away. 13 tonne 360 with experience operator, full range of bucket’s concrete breaker


Circular saw for overgrown hedges – other services available (anything considered).


REQUIRED: Fields for haying and grazing. FOR SALE:


Oak offcut’s ideal woodburner (large loads). Half tonne apple bin’s – used once. All type and shapes of forage. Clean brick and block hardcore, also plannings. Large quantity of farmyard manure any size load, collected or delivered. All above subject to availability.


Telephone/Fax: 01233 756673 Mobile: 07890 818783


• Gas and Electric fires • Stone, Marble, Granite and Wood Fireplaces


• Fully Bespoke Installation service


• Free surveys


BDL Gas Services A family Run Business


Email: info@bdlgasservices.co.uk Twitter: @BDLGas


• Central heating systems installed • Boiler Breakdowns • Service and Repair Gas appliances • Landlord Certificates


Showroom: 9 High Street Rainham Kent ME8 7HX www.BDLGasServices.co.uk


01634 232048


Monumental Stonemasons


NLP & Coaching


Neuro - Linguistic Programming Starting October 2019


Introductory free session: Sunday 6th October OR Wednesday 16th October 2019


Followed by: 8 day Certificated training in NLP/coaching


Call Patricia Whitson 07711140201 Email patwhitson@uwclub.net


www.kentcollegeofhypnotherapy.co.uk For one to one sessions visit www.mindconnections.co.uk.


Est. 1973 NAMM, BRAMM & NAMLC Registered


New Memorials Tablets, Plaques & Vases Cleaning, Renovation & Restoration, Safety Inspections, Memorial Insurance Arranged, Free Brochures


Telephone 01622 762482 01233 636500 01795 436178


2 Sutton Road Maidstone Kent ME15 9AH 68 Kent Avenue Ashford Kent TN24 8NQ Howt Green Bobbing Sittingbourne Kent ME9 8QP


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