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The Old Brewery Store at Shepherd Neame Brewery is Kent’s new and exciting venue. Shepherd Neame, Britain’s Oldest Brewer is famous for such ales as 1698, Bishops Finger and the iconic Spitfire. The brewery and its award winning Visitor Centre are situated in the heart of the historic Kentish market town of Faversham. This wonderfully atmospheric venue has been created in the former wines & spirit warehouse at the brewery and has already proved a hit with music fans, party-goers, promoters and exhibitors. The spacious venue is full of character, licensed for 400 guests and is within easy reach of London and all parts of the South East. In addition to our exciting programme of public concerts and special events, the venue is also available for private hire. University of Kent - Canterbury Campus contact: Louise Sartori (07756 736401) Canterbury Christ Church University contact: Helena Barber (07788 259105)

Kent's newest event and music venue

I am trying to get into photography as i have found a real passion for it... So far i have only had family and friends modeling for me but i am eager to widen my skills and audience. I will come to your home or any local area you choose such as a park or beach etc... I have currently only done portraits but i am open to different styles if requested. Prices can be agreed. I have been given permission from models or guardians to show the pictures on this site. I have a current and clear enhanced CRB and a safeguarding and protecting children certificate. If you are interested please do nothesitate to contact me with any questions...

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On the day of the Queens Jubilee, the 3rd of June sees Apple Tarts become The Tarts Republic. We'll provde the field and the entertainment- everything else is up to you. Between now and the festival we'll be doing running regular votes on our website where we'll give you a say on something to do with the festival. Do you want fancy dress? Who sould open the festival? What should the festival cocktail be? What flavour crisps do you want in the bar? Power ballads or bashment in the headphone disco? Some might say we're just being lazy but Apple Tarts has always been an event about the people; now it's time to let them have their say! Tickets £36 (plus booking fee), available from Friday CONFIRMED ACTS SO FAR Black Mekon City Shanty Band Late Night Gimp Fight Cold Rice DJs Some DJ Will Varley MC Kotchin and the King's Evil The Originals Kid Danny Flex Slag Box