Sentinel
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October 2020
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The Sandgate Market provides four types of produce offerings: 1. Local produce: veg, cakes, honey etc 2. Local made: jewellery, soft toys, furnishings etc
3. Local enterprise: local residents running a business but selling products not necessarily produced locally but that you might just like to buy for yourself or as gifts 4. Home delivery: convenient ways for you to order local produce and have it delivered to your door
Local made
Local produce
Catherine Jordan Cakes
Local honey
Saffron Rose Flowers
There will not be a CAFE at this Market
Anji's Interiors
It's a Florrie Thing
Pauline's hand made toys
Gill Thompson Jewellery Local enterprise
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Home deliver to your door
Bakery
Meat
The Sandgate Bakery
Farm Shop Home Delivery
sales@thesandgatebakery.com 01303 246569 www.thesandgatebakery.com
myfarmshophomedelivery. com/collections/meat
Do say you heard about them from the Sandgate Farmers Market
Body Shop products
Support your local Farmers' Markets in 2020
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‘MEALS FOR THOSE IN NEED’ As well as cooking delicious dishes for you to enjoy at home, we’re also cooking meals to give to NHS staff at the William Harvey Hospital and to local vulnerable people in need during this challenging time. These meals are free to those that need them and are funded by donations. If you're able to donate at all, please do by using the PayPal link below, so that we can help as many people as possible. https://www.paypal.me/loaftogo
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We are a small family run business, trading for over 30 years in the heart of Hythe High Street at number 51 (CT21 5AD) and we pride ourselves on customer service and of a range of products with high quality produce. We cater for all needs, whether it's a small treat for your pet, tapioca to make your favourite nostalgic pudding, or some of our delicious, local, free range eggs, perfect for cooking, baking and breakfasting! At U-Weigh we have more than 400 items in store, ranging from cupboard essentials to sweet treats and snacks. We have a large selection of herbs, spices and seasonings to take your meal plans to every corner of the world, and to cater for the home bakers and amateur chefs, some cupboard staples; flours, sugars, cake mixes, pastas and rices. As dried food specialists, we all have a wide knowledge and will not hesitate to help with any queries or questions you may have. Take a look at our many products, write your list and pop into the shop. We're also doing our bit for the planet by introducing paper bags, and don't forget, if you are trying to be more green, you can bring your own tubs, jars and containers to fill up. www.u-weigh.co.uk
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All now available in paperback and on Kindle Set in Folkestone in the heady days of the late 60s. They say if you can remember it, you weren't there!
Two plays. One an imaginary meeting between Dylan Thomas and Brendan Behan in a Fitzrovia pub. The other is Caitlin Thomas reminiscing after the untimely death of her husband.
This is the tale of Hana, a young girl who moves from where she was born in London, to the Kent coast. They discover a wonderful area called Prince's Parade which is full of amazing animals, has a beautiful canal and is right next to the sea too! By buying this book you will be helping to protect it. All profits from it will be donated to the Save Prince's Parade campaign which aims to halt plans to develop the area into a housing estate.
This walk through the history of Sandgate to the present day was first performed at the Chichester Hall a decade ago on Wednesday, 9th June. It is now available on Kindle or in paperback.
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Folkestone and Hythe Cats Protection shop in Hythe is now open: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am - 3pm. New measures in place to protect customers and volunteers. Stringent cleaning regime and quarantining system to further protect customers and volunteers and only 2 customers in the shop at any one time. Many bargains from ÂŁ1. Contact shop on 01303 264285 and general enquiries on 0345 260 1253 Local Cat Charity Fears Unscrupulous Selling of Cats and Kittens Folkestone and Hythe Cats Protection is deeply concerned about the dwindling number of cats and kittens coming into its care. The charity would normally expect to be overwhelmed with people wanting assistance but, even taking Covid into account, there is a worrying lack of numbers. One disturbing trend is the current rise in demand from people wanting to buy pets, rather than adopting from a rescue centre. And there is also the possibly of cats just being abandoned because of the Coronavirus, with cat owners not caring about what will happen to their pets. The current situation also means that cats are not being neutered, increasing the risk of them reproducing. (A kitten is sexually active at just four months). But this need not happen! The Branch, which is part of a national network, gives each cat in its care a full health check, including; vaccinations, microchipping and four weeks free pet insurance before an ideal home is found. There is also a neutering scheme available for cat owners on benefits or low incomes. Anyone wanting assistance, can call: 0345 260 1253 Neutering helpline: 03000 12 12 12 16
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