Vince Gradwell who along with Mike Harwood will be coming to judge us in the small town category. They propose to come on Wednesday afternoon 17th July and would like to start the tour at 2pm.
Our three “It’s your neighbourhood” groups will be judged the week before on Wednesday 10th July.
Thank you all for your support.
Maureen and Linda
Cranbrook in Bloom
Chairman – Dave Beeken, Secretary – Nita Chandler, Treasurer – Phil Mummery
Cranbrook Family Fun day will be on Sunday 30th June 2013.
After last years rest owing to the Celebration of Her Majesty’s Jubilee the FUN day is back with all the usual fun.
With your help we are hoping the parade will be bigger than ever, so please contact Phil Mummery on pv.mummery@virgin.net or 01580 713072.
As the Police are now unable to police the procession we shall need more marshals.You don’t have to dress up for this job however you do get to wear a lovely yellow hi-vis coat! Contact Nita Chandler on 713337. Please, where possible, dress up your windows, building fronts etc.
Please come along and get involved to help make this a memorable ‘come back year’ and don’t forget all proceeds go to local charities.
Update:
The parade assembles at the Co-op car park at 11.15, leaves at 11.30 and parades to the Rammell Field. If you can take part please contact Phil Mummery.
If you would like to have a stall on the field to fund raise, the fete starts at 12 o’clock, though you should be set up by 11.15. When you have unloaded there will be space to park vehicles on the Scott Field opposite. The fete will finish at 4pm – Contact Nita Chandler on 01580 713337.
There is an arena on the field with space for various displays between 12 and 4pm. If your school or group would like to demonstrate or perform please contact Phil Mummery.
The road will be closed from the High Street, Stone Street to the fete 11.20 to 12.00 on the day.
Cranbrook has made the top three in ‘The Times’ list of best towns in Britain published on Wednesday 20th March. They have described us as “An achingly pretty market town dotted with clapboard houses and a windmill”.
An astonishing total of £13,571,702 has been raised nationwide by Coffee morning/Afternoon tea events and more is rolling in every day.
Kent Police have issued a new non-emergency telephone number which can be used nationally:
Click on the attached link for details: Police new non-emergency number : or visit our News Page for details:
FROM 14 NOVEMBER CALL 101 TO REPORT NON-URGENT CRIME, TO SPEAK TO YOUR LOCAL OFFICER OR TO MAKE AN ENQUIRY.
101 is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Each call will never cost more than 15p, even from mobiles.
NEED IMMEDIATE HELP? If life is in danger or crime is in progress call 999.
If Deaf or speech impaired text ‘Police’ and your message to 60066.
For more information on 101 visit www.kent.police.uk/101