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Monday, 24 July 2017

Upchurch Best Kept Garden 2017 - The Winners



Overall Winner John Lewin - 21 Drakes Close.

All gardens in the Parish that could be viewed from the front of your home were judged on Saturday the 22nd of July 2017.
The judging took place without interviews with the occupants - so if you were shopping or on holiday your garden would have still been judged!

The winners and highly commended gardens in the following 3 categories are:

Overall Winner

John Lewin - 21 Drakes Close

Small Garden

Winner
Margaret Packer - 11 Chaffes Terrace

Highly Commended
Rebecca and Kevin Pitt - 1 St. Marys Mews

Highly Commended
Mr & Mrs Panter - 16 Wilks Close

Hanging Baskets and Containers

Winner
Margaret and Maurice Smith - 97 Beckenham Park

Highly Commended
Peggy and Malcolm Newborough - 92 Beckenham Park

Highly Commended
Peter Boakes - 97 Chaffes Lane

Flowers and Shrubs

Winner
John Lewin - 21 Drakes Close

Highly Commended
Tina and Roger Harris - 15 The Poles

Highly Commended
Carol Deakins - Orchard Cottage Poot Lane



Winner Margaret Packer - 11 Chaffes Terrace.


Highly Commended Rebecca and Kevin Pitt - 1 St. Marys Mews.


Highly Commended Mr & Mrs Panter - 16 Wilks Close.


Winners Margaret and Maurice Smith - 97 Beckenham Park.


Highly Commended Peggy and Malcolm Newborough - 92 Beckenham Park.


Highly Commended Peter Boakes - 97 Chaffes Lane.


Highly Commended Tina and Roger Harris - 15 The Poles.


Carol Deakins - Orchard Cottage Poot Lane.

The overall winner was judged to be John Lewin for his beautifully presented garden in Drakes Close. As overall winner John will be presented with the Barbara Webb Memorial Rose Bowl to keep until next year’s overall winner is announced.

John and all the highly commended winners will be invited to collect their certificates at the Upchurch Horticultural Society, September Show taking place on Saturday the 2nd at Peter Boakes' 97 Chaffes Lane, Upchurch where everyone is welcome to visit the show.

Thank you to all the Judges for their time and effort, particularly Brenda & Bob Quy who made us very welcome during the deliberating process. This Competition would not be possible without their support.

John also picks up this year's 1st Prize of 'High Tea' for 4 people at The BarnYard who have kindly sponsored this years competition again.

Please see their menu below:

The BarnYard, Oak Lane, Upchurch. Tel: 01634 235059. Website: www.the-barnyard.com

Chairman Tyrone Ripley: 07702 222093 Email: tyrone.ripley@yahoo.co.uk
Councillor Stephen Hunt: 01634 268963 Emailsteevhunt@hotmail.co.uk
On behalf of Upchurch Parish Council and Upchurch Horticultural Society
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Tuesday, 18 July 2017

Kent Police and Crime Commissioner's Annual Policing Survey - Have Your Say


An invitation to take part in the PCC’s Annual Policing Survey

As Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Scott sets the strategic priorities for Kent Police.

The plan is kept under constant review and is regularly updated in line with what local communities want.

Mr Scott wants to know what matters most to you, so we are requesting that you please take a few minutes to fill out our short survey and that you encourage your friends, family and colleagues to complete it as well. The survey can be completed online here, and is available in numerous languages simply by clicking the ‘Select Language’ button on the website.

You do not need to provide your name or any contact details if you do not wish to.

If you would prefer the survey in a paper format, we can post copies out to you. Simply email us at contactyourpcc@pcc.kent.pnn.police.uk or call 01622 677055. Please also get in touch if you require the survey in any other format.

This is your opportunity to make a real difference and have your say on what Kent Police’s priorities should be. However, please remember that the Safer in Kent Plan only sets the strategic priorities for Kent Police - it cannot amend or change the way officers are deployed or the way operational decisions are made. These are matters for the Chief Constable to determine. The PCC's job is to hold the Chief Constable to account for the delivery of the plan and its strategic objectives on your behalf.

Thank you in advance to those who complete the survey. A summary of the responses we receive will be published on the PCC’s website when the Safer in Kent Plan is next updated.

Office of the Kent Police & Crime Commissioner,
Kent Police Headquarters, Sutton Road, Maidstone, Kent ME15 9BZ

Office telephone: 01622 677055.
Twitter: @PCCKent
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Friends of Upchurch Village Hall 2nd Grand Fundraising Event - Disco Night



John Tutt - Friends of Upchurch Village Hall
Email: Captaingrandpa@hotmail.co.uk
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Sunday, 16 July 2017

UpARA New Age Kurling


New Age Kurling

We have been playing this from almost when we first formed UpARA, and it has proven to be very popular. Whilst it is a game of skill it is well suited to those of us who are less athletic than we once were.


We are now inviting guests to our sessions to try this activity out in the village hall. £3.00 each session.

Friday 28th July @ 2:00pm 
Monday 7th August @ 2:00pm

David Powell - Chairman
Tel: 01795 843550

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