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The Lord-Lieutenant had the pleasure of presenting the wonderful Historical Research Group of Sittingbourne with their Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service yesterday. She was delighted to meet all the exceptional volunteers, congratulations to an excellent group! @QueensAwardVS
We are thrilled and honoured to have been recognised for the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service! More about our activities can be found here: [youtube.com/watch?v=1sFWKCeP…) #QAVS2020 @DCMS @QueensAwardVS
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#explorearchives
We have a new website to showcase our resources and to help you:
•search our collections
•access our services
•find out about our activities, events & projects
•get involved with @kent_archives
kentarchives.org.uk/
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Poppies as far as the 👀 can see @REMuseum this week getting ready for @nucleusarts #poppy exibition. Why not pop by to help the installation
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Kyra from @IdeasTest - promoting our great joint project for over 55’s - Young at Heart facebook.com/SheppeyFm/posts…
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Wide views, serene marshes and peace and quiet, Isle of Sheppey and Sittingbourne is our destination of the month! ow.ly/LlcC30g5qyW
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See museums, galleries & heritage sites after hours & enjoy spooky events at @MuseumsAtNight 👻 this #AutumnSeason po.st/hyqdqq
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Come along to The Meads Community Orchards on #thursday for a guided walk with @MidKentDownsCP goo.gl/9rjZMK #Sittingbourne
Half term #family #fun without breaking any banks! #Sittingbourne Pick up a leaflet at #Heritage Hub @TheForumSC or Baileys Coffee Shop
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At work, today's cultural misfits often make the biggest contributions to tomorrow's culture.
@metacool: linkedin.com/pulse/how-i-hir…
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Tonight at Woodstock Bostik South match of the day. Sittingbourne v Cray Wanderers @OfficialWands ko 7.45pm
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Have fun for Halloween, but remember, it's not for everyone. Free printable 'No trick or treat' poster at swale.gov.uk/No-trick-or-tre…
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A CLAMP was used to preserve root vegetables over winter.
From Parish & Shaw, A Dictionary of the Kentish Dialect.




































