News Come to chat
IF YOU like to chat and to make friends, then AylesARA could be right up your street if you live in Aylesford. The club, which meets at the village Community Centre, is for those aged 50 plus. The next meeting is on Thursday, February 27, starting at 2.30pm. More information is available from Wayne on 01622 710734.
Classic toys
A VINTAGE toy fair is coming to Ditton Community Centre. The market will be packed with current and hard-to-find toys, comics, playsets, DVDs, posters and autographs. The trade show runs from 9am
to 6pm at the centre on February 16.
Sporting test
TEST your sports knowledge at The Kilnbarn in Ditton. The quiz night will take place
on Sunday, January 26, starting at 8pm. Get a team together or enter
solo. More details on the Kin- barn’s facebook page.
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Snodland Town makes progress on facilities
WORK is progressing apace on Snodland Town Football Club’s new changing rooms and hospi- tality facilities. Construction started on the structure last May but as yet, partly due to recent bad weather, no completion date is scheduled. The scheme is funded by the
FA, the Snodland Partnership, fundraising and donations. The club plays in the Southern Counties East Football League and the new building will satisfy its requirements to compete at that level and to progress higher. A metal-framed structure was
in place by early December with the brickwork started soon after. A club spokesman said: “This is
a major step in the club’s history, as it will make us totally self- contained within the ground. It will also enable the club to move forward in its ambition to reach a higher level in the national foot-
ball pyramid.” Club chairman, Dave Jeal, com- mented. “This is a momentous step forward in the club’s history and my grateful thanks goes to those within the club who put in a great deal of time and effort to achieve this moment. “Thanks must also go to several supporters of the club who have also given time or donations to- wards this project.” Progress is likely to be slower during the winter months.
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Snodland Town FC’s next fixtures are:
Jan 25 STFC v Meridian VP Feb 1 Holmesdale v STFC Feb 8 SC Thamesmead v STFC Feb 15 STFC v Stansfield (All 3pm KO)
A spokesman said: “It’s unfor-
tunate that we are now in one of the worst periods of the year for the building trade, as days are short and the weather varying from rain to frost and bitter cold. “We have, however, com- menced with the brick and block work which will include floor bearing walls. Restricted site ac- cess will cause further delays but our next major work includes the laying of the block and beam floor and cladding the entire building with composite sheeting.”
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