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31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Rent demanded from dead tenant A Housing association has come under fire for charging a Sevenoaks man rent for the week after he died. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Bus service axed without consultation Bus operator Arriva has sparked anger in Kemsing by axing a service without consulting the parish council. The deeply unpopular move has left pensioners in nearby Heaverham stranded as the tiny...... [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Chiefs race against time in a bid for hospital millions Health chiefs are preparing to bid for between £2.5million and £5million in cash to make improvements to Sevenoaks Hospital but have less than five weeks in which to apply. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE 'Eyesore' at derelict garage explained as protective measure A derelict Badgers Mount garage was suddenly put under the spotlight once again when a huge mound of earth was dumped at both entrances to the forecourt. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Retailer ordered to undo renovations A retailer has said she will be forced to close her exclusive store in Riverhead if she is made to change refurbishments to the shop. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Festival chairman pins hopes on good weather for fair day The success of this year's Sevenoaks Summer Festival will be largely shaped by that most English of factors - the weather. Festival chairman Ray Russell said the sun's intervention on the...... [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE 300 flock to dedication of memorial Shoreham Aircraft Museum owners unveiled their latest memorial stone on Saturday in honour of a second world war pilot who was downed near the village. Flying Officer Nathaniel Barry of 501...... [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Premier film screened to raise pieces of eight for blind charity A charity film premiere which saw hundreds of pirates descend on Oxted was hailed a "fabulous evening". In aid of the Royal London Society for the Blind, The Screen Cinema showed..... [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Property magnate defends scheme A property magnate who owns Sundrige land has defended controversial proposals to build a burial ground in the village. It emerged this week the applicant for the plans is Canadian property...... [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE New halls celebrations Otford is gearing up for a fortnight of fun as the opening of £800,000 worth of new halls draws close. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Chairman anticipates a rewarding year James Gaywood has taken his place at the crease for Sevenoaks District Council, where he hopes for an impressive innings as the authority's new chairman. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Pub landlords given right to eject trouble-makers Troublemakers face being banned from every pub in Wrotham, Borough Green and Platt under a no-nonsense new scheme. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Villagers pack hall to have a say on bypass People power came to the fore on Tuesday evening, as villagers had their say on the public inquiry which could see a Borough Green bypass built. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Unusual squirrel steals the limelight An unusual albino squirrel has been making itself known in gardens in Kemsing. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Art offerings miss out on prize The Sevenoaks area's two nominees for a prestigious art gong were pipped at the post by a giant steel horn. The eye-catching structure in King's Wood, Challock, won the Rouse Kent...... [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE MP speaks out in favour of grammars The row over the Conservatives' policy on grammar schools has led to a clarification in Sevenoaks MP Michael Fallon's own position on the matter. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Production scoops prestigious awards A Production by Sevenoaks' Stag Theatre Company has scooped two awards at the prestigious Leatherhead Drama Festival. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Voluntary efforts suffer bad weather A Community effort organised by church groups to help out with a range of projects around Sevenoaks was scuppered on Monday because of the bad weather. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Residents warned over leaflet drop Trading Standards chiefs have urged charity-minded people to be on their guard after a leaflet drop targeted Sevenoaks. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Restaurant is set to open in weeks The new Thai restaurant in Sevenoaks is set to open within weeks after the building concerns were ironed out. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Train chaos at rush hour as trackside fire closes stations A Major fire caused misery for Sevenoaks rail passengers when four key stations were closed at the height of the morning and evening rush hours. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Country market celebrates its 74th years Sevenoaks' Country Market is celebrating 74 years of selling local and home-grown produce to the town's residents. [more]
31 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Only a few spaces left on the silver surfer super highway Just a few places remain for the next ‘Silver Surfers’ computer course for older Edenbridge residents [more].
31 MAY	KINO AT THE STAG Lunchtime Theatre Lunchtime Theatre is resuming on Tuesday June 5 with the Neil Labute short play A Gaggle of Saints which premiered in 1999 at The Almeida. Labute belongs to the very hard-hitting school of American Realism, which includes writers such as Donna Tartt and Brett Easton Ellis. Writers who are best characterised by a darkly comic turn of phrase. For more information, please call 01732 450175
30 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Troublemakers face ban from pubs Troublemakers face being banned from every pub in Wrotham, Borough Green and Platt under a no-nonsense new scheme announced this morning. [more]
29 MAY	KINO AT THE STAG Comedy Night at The Laughing Stag Sunday 3rd June 6.30 Bar to open, 7.30pm Start with Mike Gunn, Martin Coyote and Dan Evans. Limited tickets, buy in advance @ £10.00. For more information, please call 01732 450175
29 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Chiefs in bid for hospital cash Health chiefs are preparing to bid for between £2.5million and £5million in cash to make improvements to Sevenoaks Hospital but have less than five weeks in which to apply. [more]
29 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Foil thieves with purse chains Residents who want to ensure their purses remain safe from thieves when they are out can pick up free security purse chains from their local police station [more].
29 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Invitation to Hextable householders to cut their bills Householders in Hextable can find out how to make their homes more energy efficient and reduce their bills by taking part in a free survey during June [more].
25 MAY	Kent Messenger Sisters centre stage with historic tribute Two sisters have sung their way into Virginian hearts with their own special tribute to Native American princess Pocahontas. Singer/songwriters Charley and Hattie Webb, from Sevenoaks, topped the bill at a concert in Jamestown to remember the 400th anniversary of the first permanent English settlement in North America.
25 MAY	Kent Messenger Reprieve for all our community hospitals All four of West Kent's community hospitals are to stay open. Under plans revealed after a major review of their services, beds at Hawkhurst Hospital, Sevenoaks Hospital and Edenbridge Hospital will re-open and some of the buildings modernised.
25 MAY	Kent Messenger Bike riders are dressed to kill Wild and wacky outfits were the order of the day at the annual Borough Green fancy dress parade and bike ride.
25 MAY	Kent Messenger Craft fair: Thousands enjoy products and historic setting of two-day event A two-day craft fair at the National Trust's Ightham Mote property during the weekend, attracted more than 2,000 visitors.
25 MAY	Kent Messenger A whole legion of riders More than 100 cyclists flocked to take part in the Royal British Legion's first sponsored bike ride in the UK. The Kent Day Ride, starting at Sevenoaks Prep School and sponsored by the Kent Messenger Group, proved to be a great success, despite the rain.
25 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE PCSO to step up policing ladder Sevenoaks' first PCSO has walked his last farewell beat in the town as he moves up the policing ladder. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Report gives hospital clean bill of health Health chiefs are expected to finally give the seal of approval today to recommendations that will secure the future of Sevenoaks Hospital. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Post offices wait to hear future Postmasters across the Malling area are biting their nails following a Government announcement that 2,500 post offices are to be axed in a nationwide cull. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Spate of bin fires 'put lives at risk' Fire Chiefs have warned the spate of bin blazes in Westerham is putting people's lives at risk. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Child porn video man spared jail Children's charities have hit out at a court ruling which has spared an Otford man who downloaded thousands of indecent images of children from jail - and allowed him to work with children in the future. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Healthy eating encouraged by local chef visit A school in Riverhead has continued its moves to help children become more healthy by inviting a local chef to do food demonstrations. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE 700 people roll up to see big top The Circus came to St Michael's School, Otford, to entertain villagers beneath the canopy of a traditional red and yellow big-top. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Young stars shine at talent event 'TONIGHT, I'm going to be...' were the words on the lips of children from Hartley Primary School in their Stars In Their Eyes showcase. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE School rock bands battle it out There was a battle at The Wildernesse School in Sevenoaks on Tuesday as bands performed at an event dedicated to student rock groups. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Gymnastic treat for school's youngsters Former British champion for rhythmic gymnastic demonstrations Joanne Beattie put children from Seal Primary School through their paces on Thursday. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Sun shines as visitors pour into may fair Visitors to the Stansted Primary School May Fair enjoyed a rain free event at the weekend, much to the delight of organisers. The event has traditionally been plagued by bad weather...... [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Children invited to fun day at the dentist To Mark National Smile Month children have been invited to enjoy a day of fun at Riverhead Dental Practice. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Charity workers to talk on Zambia Zambia will be the topic of conversation this weekend as a Sevenoaks woman regales her experiences doing charity work in the country. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Fete will get off to a sweet start Reggae and Calypso band The Cane Sugar Steel Orchestra will kick off Otford Village Fete on Monday when it leads the procession of floats to the recreation ground. The fun starts...... [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Mother complains about under-16 petrol pump law A Mother from Sevenoaks has complained about petrol pump attendants at Sainsbury's in Otford who refused to allow her 10-year-old child to help fill up her car. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE 5th annual music day hailed a big success The Fifth annual Day of Music in aid of St Mary's Church in Westerham, was hailed "a very successful day". [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Cream teas and a stroll in the gardens helps raise money for appeal Cream teas, live music and beautiful gardens attracted a sell-out event held in Sevenoaks on Saturday in aid of the Rockdale Appeal. The event, hosted by Riverhill House, saw 200 people...... [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Black tie dinner for charity Age Concern Sevenoaks and District kicked off its 60th jubilee celebrations in style on Saturday. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Youth and adults pulling together for community Community leaders in Kemsing are pulling together to help build bridges between youths and adults after a spate of anti-social incidents. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE NHS trust chief is thrown out of angry couple's home A Couple who have suffered a miscarriage in a hospital waiting room have slammed the NHS trust once again for its treatment toward them. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Estate agent sells to chain from London An Independent Sevenoaks estate agent has been sold to a London-based chain as its former owner and founder prepares to wind down for retirement. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Firefighters called to free trapped infant Firefighters broke through a window in Otford to rescue a one-year-old child trapped in a bathroom. [more]
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Young Volunteer of the Year to be revealed The first ever winner of an exciting new Council award scheme is set to be announced next month [more].
24 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Millionaire loses £48m divorce cash fight Multi-millionaire businessman John Charman failed today in his bid to cut a record-breaking £48million divorce payout a High Court judge ordered him to make to his Sevenoaks wife. [more]
23 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL New Chairman is bowled over! The Council has a cricket loving ambassador after Cllr James Gaywood, Member for Hartley and Hodsoll Street, was elected as the new Chairman of the Council [more].
22 MAY	KINO AT THE STAG The Misanthrope - Strictly Limited Season - Last 5 Performances Tues 22nd, Wed 23rd, Thurs 24th, Sat 26th @ 7.30pm; Sun 27th @ 5.30pm The Misanthrope by Molière A new version by Ranjit Bolt OBE Updated from 17th Century France to London in the swinging 60s, this sexy, colourful production of Moliere’s comical masterpiece, will excite, enthral and challenge all your preconceptions. Alceste, ‘the misanthrope”, is at war with the society around him, a world of glamour, celebrity and hypocrisy. He is also in love with Celimene, the beautiful but immoral icon of the age. Sex, scandal and intrigue combine against a background of rebellion and revolution, set to a soundtrack of music from the 60s, including songs made famous by such female singers as Cilla Black and Dusty Springfield. For more information, please call 01732 450175
21 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Station bridge delay 'unacceptable' The Malling MP has slammed the "appalling delay" that commuters and regular users of Borough Green station have endured while a new footbridge is installed. [more]
21 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Police probe fire at derelict house A derelict building in Sundridge was the scene of a house fire. [more]
21 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Man who downloaded 24,500 images of children won't go to jail A Paedophile from Otford who admitted downloading nearly 24,500 indecent images of children and who said he thought the children looked as if they were "having fun" has been spared prison. [more]
21 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Swanley residents urged to take a foxtrot to another tea dance! Swanley residents can enjoy another tea dance as part of the Council's Healthy Lifestyles Project at White Oak Leisure Centre next month. [more].
18 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Youth groups can get their wheels in motion thanks to subsidised travel scheme Local youth groups in the District are being reminded that they can take advantage of an ongoing scheme to help them get to and from activities both inside and outside the District. [more].
18 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL All change for dance classes! Swanley teenagers can keep dancing after the Council's popular EZ STEPZ dance classes were moved to a new venue. [more].
18 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL The final countdown... With the countdown to becoming smokefree well and truly underway the Council will be holding a licensing forum for licenced premises later this month. [more].
18 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Swanley SNAPs into action for half-term! Young clubbers in Swanley can celebrate the half-term break when the Council's popular SNAP club night returns to the town. [more].
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Boy injured at school gates A pupil from a Sevenoaks school is suffering from a broken foot after falling into the path of a car. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Travellers move on but leave owner to clean up A group of travellers who pitched up at a private farm in Sevenoaks left on Saturday, but the landowner is furious with the state of his field. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Chronicle campaign triumph The Concourse at Sevenoaks Station is to be resurfaced "within the next year" after Southeastern bosses agreed to make the much-needed safety improvement. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Pupils come up with money-making schemes to improve school facilities Proactive children from Seal Primary School have made huge strides in improving their facilities with a raft of original fundraising activities co-ordinated by the school council. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Renovations come under new scrutiny Sevenoaks town centre building which partly collapsed last year has come under fresh scrutiny from building officials. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Reporters tackle fly-tipping The Scale of the fly-tipping problem in Sevenoaks was graphically highlighted at a community litter-pick on Saturday. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Residents urged to keep the noise down Noisy neighbours were responsible for 729 investigations in the Sevenoaks area last year, and the district council intends to raise awareness of the problem during National Noise Action Week. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Bypass debate gets under way The Prospect of this map, boasting a bypass around Borough Green, becoming reality is a long-held dream of residents across the Malling area. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Hockey star backs area's venues England hockey star Cathy Gilliat-Smith has backed the Sevenoaks area in the race to host London Olympics training camps. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Staff and parents enter into the spirit of X Factor The X FACTOR came to Sevenoaks at the weekend as staff and parents took to the stage at Sevenoaks Primary School to show off their tuneful talents. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Third award for business A Sevenoaks man celebrated his birthday on May 12 by picking up his third award for his business in six months. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Public are reminded of rules on woodland The Woodland Trust has reminded the public that horse riders should stick to designated bridlepaths and motorbikes are strictly prohibited following a complaint from a Well Hill resident. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Covenants attached to Fort denied American property giant Hines has formally denied claims that covenants were attached to Fort Halstead stating the land should be returned to farmland and woods. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Second woman from area is set to appear on TV screens in advert A second woman from the Sevenoaks area will soon be gracing our TV screens. [more]
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Fun and games set to launch vital plan A range of free activities will be on offer later this month when an important document that will affect everyone in the District is launched [more].
17 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Noise Action Week 21st - 25th May 2007 National Noise Action Week provides local authorities with an ideal opportunity to promote practical solutions to everyday neighbour noise problems through the provision of education and advice to the public. The theme for this year is Neighbourhood noise. Sevenoaks District Council is taking this opportunity to highlight noise from the garden. Noise such as dog barking, noisy parties, shouting and screaming, water features, etc [more].
16 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Council comes tops in efficiency and value for money tables Sevenoaks District Council has been named as being in the top 2 per cent of district councils nationally for efficiency and in the top 1 per cent for value for money. [more].
16 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Police Chase Probe A motorbike which crashed, seriously injuring a new Ash Green man, was being pursued by a police bike at the time, it has emerged. [more]
15 MAY	KINO AT THE STAG Half Term Theatre Workshops Join the actors of the resident professional company "London Road Productions" for an exciting drama workshop, including a complete backstage theatre tour! This is a great opportunity to explore a working theatre and work with established actors. 7 to 10 year olds - Tuesday 29th and Thursday 31st May from 9.45am 11 to 14 year olds - Wednesday 30th May and Friday 1st June from 9.45am For more information, please call 01732 450175
15 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE Churchill family unveil new painting A specially-commissioned painting was unveiled by members of Winston Churchill's family at Chartwell today. [more]
15 MAY	SEVENOAKS CHRONICLE New mayor aims to show town is thriving The new mayor of Sevenoaks last night declared he would help the town "punch above its weight". [more]
15 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Community Plan Fun Day Sevenoaks District Council and its partners would like to welcome local people in the District to take part in a fun day to celebrate the launch of the Community Plan. It is being held at Otford Recreation Ground and Memorial Hall from 11am to 2.30pm on Wednesday 30th May. Entry is FREE, so please go along and take part in the day, which will include a range of activities for people of all ages including: FREE activities: Ice skating, DJ and MC skills for young people, Face painting and circus skills, Line dancing, Rn’B and Hip Hop dancing, Football skills from Grassroots Soccer School Watch displays by: Gymnasts, Fire Brigade, Line dancers, Birds of Prey Discounts on: Compost bins, Home Security gadgets, Micro chipping for dogs And much more The Community Plan is about life in the Sevenoaks District over the next 10 years. If you have any enquiries please contact Rebecca Perkins on 01732 227121. [more].
15 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Sevenoaks DFAS The Decorative and Fine Arts Society of Sevenoaks (Evening NADFAS) 2006/2007 lecture season continues on Thursday 14th June when Mr Barry Herbert will talk on ‘Barbara Hepworth at St Ives’, Please contact Mrs Jackie Bradforth on 01732 761631 or Mrs Mary Aldous on 01732 452209 for more information.
15 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Rockdale Appeal Visit various beautiful and interesting gardens in The Drive in aid of the Rockdale Appeal. On Sunday 24th June from 1pm to 6pm. There will also be plant sales, refreshments and some activities for children. Tickets £7 adults, £5 Seniors, under 12 free. Contact the Appeal Office on 01732 458762 or email appeal@rockdale.org.uk to reserve your tickets, or just turn up on the day.
15 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Knole DFAS The Knole Decorative and Fine Arts Society meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month at the Sevenoaks Community Centre, Bat & Ball. The next lecture will be on 17th May when William Forrester will talk about ‘The Sackvilles of Knole and Sissinghurst’ and then on 21st June Eveline Eaton will talk on ‘Primitivism in Modern Art’. The Lectures start promptly at 1.45pm preceded by refreshments at 12.30pm. Anyone interested in joining the Society or who would like more information, please contact, Hilary Thomas on 01732 762529.
15 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Sevenoaks Embroiderers’ Guild The next meeting will take place in Otford Village Hall on Saturday 26th May when there will be an all day workshop ‘Crewel & Unusual’ by Fay Maxwell. Morning sessions begin at 10am and afternoons at 2pm and more information can be obtained from Jane Barratt on 01732 833588.
14 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED The 1940's Society “The Day War Broke Out” by Dr John Ray. Anyone who has heard Dr Ray speak before will know what a spell binding evening is in store! Dr Ray will be looking at the background to the coming of war, Appeasement, the Rhineland and Munich will be examined as will civilian preparations for war, from gas masks to air raid shelters. Followed by a look at Sunday 3rd September, evacuation and everyday life in West Kent. An evening not to be missed on 18th May. 8pm at Otford Memorial Hall near Sevenoaks, Kent. Further details from Ian on 01732 452505 Admission £2 www.1940.co.uk
14 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Stag Theatre Company - Noises Off The Stag Theatre Company was reformed from the Stag Theatre’s Pool of Talent, which was the resident amateur theatre company at the Stag Theatre in the 80’s. Five years ago we became a new separate company with an aim to put on artistically challenging productions within Sevenoaks. Recent productions include: Charley’s Aunt, A Chorus of Disapproval, You’re Good Man Charlie Brown, The Weekend, Tomfoolery, Godspell, A Bedroom Farce, Fiddler on the Roof (in collaboration with The Sevenoaks Entertainers) and Stepping Out. Our latest venture is the fantastically funny ‘Noises Off’ by Michael Frayn. This is a farce with in a farce, with a breakneck pace and a rich gallery of characters that stampede in and out of doors. This brilliantly witty farce follows the on- and off-stage antics of a touring company as they stumble from dress rehearsal to disastrous last night of the sex comedy, Nothing On where voices rise and trousers fall. Everything that can go wrong does, as the cast desperately try to hang on to their lines, their performances and the furniture, resulting in a terrifying descent into chaos. Never missing a trick, it has as it’s first act a pastiche of traditional farce; as it’s second, a contemporary variant of the formula; as it’s third, an elaborate undermining of it all!! Performances are at The Ship Theatre, Walthamstow Hall School, Holly Bush Lane, Sevenoaks. Wed 30 May – Sat 2 June (Matinee at 3pm) 8pm. Ticket price is £10: Box Office (07990) 592 737.
14 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Hazel Clucas' Debut Collection TEMPUS LIBERO - Hazel Clucas' Debut Collection will be exhibiting at the Jewellery Show ‘CSMXL’ Lethaby One, Central Saint Martins, Southampton Row, London between 16th and 21st June. Hazel will also be exhibiting at New Designers between the 5th July - 8th July at Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London N1
9 MAY	SEVENOAKS DISTRICT COUNCIL Residents can still spring into gardening action Wildlife loving residents of the District are being reminded that time is running out for them to enter the Council's Gardening for Wildlife award scheme [more].
2 MAY	NEWS ITEM SUBMITTED Rockdale Appeal I am writing to draw your attention to the Heart of the Community competition taking place in the Sevenoaks Chronicle over the coming few weeks, and to ask if you would vote for Rockdale using the voting coupons that you will find in the next three issues of The Chronicle. We are delighted that Rockdale has been shortlisted, and we hope to win £1,000 in order to buy a much-needed special lightweight mobile elevating lift. This is a wonderful piece of equipment which safely assists an elderly person who has fallen over to stand up again. On average at Rockdale, there is an incident of an elderly person falling 3 or 4 times a week and instead of having to call an ambulance, this lift would help them keep their personal dignity and they could be helped up by the Support Workers whom they know well. PLEASE VOTE FOR ROCKDALE by filling in the coupon and sending it off to the Chronicle. You can vote as many times as you wish. Ask your friends, neighbours and family to do likewise! Thank you for supporting Rockdale. Roland Courtney Appeal Officer See the latest Appeal News at http://www.rockdale.org.uk/appeal.html
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