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East Kent Railway:
Kids go Free-7th & 8th July!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another great value family day out will see the chance for two children to travel FREE with every fare paying adult! Enjoy an excellent value day out where the train takes the strain, not the wallet!
Contact details at:- http://www.eastkentrailway.co.uk/
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Tilmanstone:
On 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, open to public 9.30am to 10.30am (only one hour), lots of stalls, raffle, refreshments, admission 20p. per person,
The next market is on Sat 12 May in the VILLAGE HALL (next to playing field).
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Elvington:
They are starting a regular monthly market on third Saturday each month in Elvington Community Hall, open to public 9.30am to 11.30am, refreshments.
Long tables for sales are available at £1 per table - if you want a table or tables for sales please be there by 9am.
The next Market is on Saturday 19th May
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This site is being designed to assist everyone in our mining communities, still living here in Kent and for those who have spread their wings.
If any of you have any suggestions or idea’s, or just want to advertise an event or make an announcement on this site, please contact me? movetheminer@sky.com
With the closing of our mines, many miners took on new career challenges.
Combining their many years of experience, with some even going back to college, they branched out into the world of self-employed business.
One way I want to help, is to produce a list of these, plumbers, electricians, builders etc., on this site, which will give you all, the option and choice, to employ and support, these ex-miners.
When I needed an electrician, I called on an ex- miner friend because I knew he would provide a service that I had confidence in and with a peace of mind that I was supporting a member of our community, who not very long ago, was someone that I had to rely on, with the same confidence, whilst working alongside me at Bettheshanger.
If you are one of these ex-miners and want to advertise your business, please contact me?
The story of the Kent Miner is not finished yet.
“The Flame is still Burning,Never let it Die”
