Sedlescombe
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LOCAL NATIONAL TRUST EVENT: The Rye and District Association of the National Trust play host to a local event on this Saturday June 27, “Playing The Clown”, The Barn Theatre, Smallhythe Place at 6.30 pm. Brian Freeland will present his very personal biography of George Bernard Shaw. Tickets are £10 pp and can be obtained from Smallhythe on 01580 762334. The garden will be open from 5.00 pm to enjoy a picnic before the performance. .
MINI MARKET AND COFFEE MORNING: On Thursday July 2, the mini market will be in Sedlescombe village hall from 10.00am to 11.30am. There will be an array of stalls including books, cakes, bric a brac, and plants ready to plant for your summer garden. Refreshments available throughout the morning. Transport may be available to visit please call 870533. All proceeds towards St John the Baptist Parish Church.
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Hide AdST MICHAELS HOSPICE OPEN GARDEN SCHEME: The season continues with Kitchenham Farm, Kitchenham Road, Ashburnham,TN33 9NP open on Tuesday June 30, which will be open from 10.30am until 4pm in support of this local charity. The garden is set up high with stunning views to the South Downs. Entry is just £4. Refreshments will be available all day at this lovely country house garden . Well worth a visit with family or friends.
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