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FUTURE EVENTS: Saturday at
2pm gardeners’ autumn show in
TEVH; Sunday at 7.30pm
Baroque Theatre Haunting of
Hill House at Alkham Village
Hall; Sunday at 2pm, youth club
tea in TEVH, Macmillan
fundraiser.
I ST MARGARET’S-
AT-CLIFFE
ST MARGARET’S CHURCH:
Communion on Wednesday at
10.45am.
COFFEE MORNING: A
Macmillan Coffee Morning on
Tuesday, September 23 at East
Langdon Village Hall from 11am
to 1.30pm.
LITTER PICK: Next litter
picking meet is on Sunday, 2pm
at the first kissing gate on
Lighthouse Road. E-mail Sara at:
sara.little1@btinternet.com
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION
MEN’S BRANCH: The next
meeting is on Tuesday,
September 23, in the St
Margaret’s Bowls Club. Miss Jan
Leeming will be talking about
her researches into the life and
death of René Mouchotte, a
Frenchman who flew with the
RAF during the Second World
War. All members of the women’s
section of the St Margaret’s
branch will be most welcome.
For further information please
contact the secretary, John
Pidoux on 853853 or e-mail:
hjwpidoux@cantab.net
RED AND WHITE NIGHT: In
the village hall on Friday.
COUNTRY MARKET: Friday
from 9am to noon in the village
hall. Selling fruit and vegetables,
quality free range rare breed
pork, bread, cakes, scones, tarts
and cupcakes. Craft tables,
handmade jewellery, incense and
pot pourri. All stalls will take
orders for any special
requirement.
SOUTH FORELAND
LIGHTHOUSE: Fan Bay Foray,
on Saturday. Discover why Fan
Bay was such an important
fortification and relive the
stories of the defences now lost.
Enjoy an informal walk where
an expert will bring history to
life, using rarely seen
photographs. From 10.30am to
3pm. Costs £5. Parking at the
White Cliffs Visitor Centre.
Booking is essential, call 853281,
e-mail: jon.barker@
nationaltrust.org.uk
PRIMARY SCHOOL: School
photographs on Tuesday,
September 23.
SAMPHIRE HOE: ‘Discovering
The Cataclysmic Cliff Fall’ on
Sunday at 2pm at the site
management office. Come along
and discover how the February
2014 dramatic cliff falls occurred
and the effect it has had on the
landscape and wildlife.
Suggested donation £2. Duration
an hour and a half, distance one-
and-a-half miles. Dogs must be
on a lead. Call White Cliffs
Countryside Partnership on
01304 225649 for more details.
I CAPEL-LE-FERNE
YOUTH CLUB: First evening
back after the summer break is
today (Thursday) 7 to 9.30pm,
kicking off with football, cookies,
craft and games consoles. As
usual the tuck shop will be open
too. Don’t forget its new
membership time - £6 for the
year and £2 subs (non-members
£3) See you there, please spread
the word. Call Simon on 07860
803767 with any queries.
WI: Saturday is the annual Wit
and Wisdom evening in the
village hall, 6.45 for a 7pm start.
Tables of six, but if you cannot
make a table, do not worry, come
and there are always others who
are the same. Bring your own
food and drink. Call Jayne on
01303 211480 with any queries.
BIG COFFEE MORNING:
Macmillan coffee morning on
Friday, September 26 at 49 Old
Dover Road, 10am to 12.30pm.
With a bring and buy sale.
QUIZ NIGHT: The youth club is
holding a quiz night on Saturday,
September 27 in the school hall,
7pm start, teams of six - adults
£3, kids £1.50. Bring your own
refreshments, raffle with lots of
prizes. This is our main annual
fundraiser, please come and
support us.
FARMERS’ MARKET: Recently,
due to a mixture of illness,
holidays and other problems for
the stall holders, the stalls have
been a little thin on the ground.
Unfortunately, due to lack of
sales we have lost Handmade by
Hannah, Real Deal Roasters and
The Real Pasta Company. We do
hope things will start picking up
very soon, as we are seeking new
stalls for our customers. We are
pleased to say that we have found
a new cake stall for you, as
Sheila’s Cakes had to pull out
due to Jimmy’s ill health.
Barbara’s Cakes, has been doing
very well and has settled in
nicely. Sandgate Bakery is still
awaiting a replacement bakery
venue, which we hope will
happen very soon, and in the
meantime will be returning with
his other than bread products.
We have a temporary baker
filling in for him, The Cottage
Loaf, just until he is up and
A TEENAGER has scooped a
£50,000 prize for his brilliant
business idea in the Young Start-
up Talent for East Kent
competition.
Cameron Smith, 18, was
named the winner at a showcase
final at the Gulbenkian Theatre
in Canterbury on Wednesday.
Cameron, a student at
Ramsgate’s Chatham and
Clarendon Grammar School,
created a business called Made
to Measure, aimed at providing a
reliable and personal cleaning
experience with those who own
second homes.
The showcase was hosted by
founders Lorraine Nugent and
Matt Turner, with guest speakers
including Pete Kenyon of Cripps,
Bob Heapy of Town and Country
Housing Group, Mairi Coyle
from the Gulbenkian Theatre
alongside two previous winners
– Sam French of Sam’s Kitchen
and Eden Tiltman of Bales Care
Agency.
Cameron said: “I’m feeling
ecstatic! It’s been hard work but
even if I hadn’t won, the
experience has been amazing.
I’m so pleased!”
Chief executive of Town and
Country Housing, Bob Heapy,
added: “A fantastic process and
it’s a great initiative to be
involved in. We are proud to be
the lead sponsor and it’s brilliant
to see the impact it’s having.”
Pete Kenyon – partner at
Cripps said: “Hugely important
for Cripps to have been part of
such a special organisation, I
definitely feel it is making a
difference to the lives of the
young people involved.”
Judge Tracy Newton
commercial director for Local
World south east newspapers,
including the Isle of Thanet
Gazette, and Times series, added:
“It’s the first time I have been
involved in the process, I
thoroughly enjoyed it from start
to finish. It’s great to see the
amount of talent we have in East
Kent and the entrepreneurial
flair, passion and enthusiasm
each finalist has brought to the
process. Looking forward to next
year!”.
Young Start-up Talent has run
workshops across the East Kent
region since November last year
in its search for the next set of
entrepreneurs who want to start
their own business.
I To find out more visit:
www.youngstartuptalent.co.uk
Young entrepreneur bags £50,000
EXPRESS PEOPLE
I Turn to page 31
I Karendeep Sangha, 17
Karendeep’s business –
Kino’s Bakery offers a
selection of tasty treats to
customers who have
intolerance to gluten,
wheat, diary and egg
allergies. Her first product
is a fairy cupcake which
was seen in the Young
Start-up Talent Final.
I Valeriia Reznik, 18
Valeriia’s business is called
HealthyMe and brings a
creative new approach to
audiences both young and
old, with her first product
introducing them to green
tea. Her new concept is set
to highlight the benefits by
using a series of inventive
methods as well as a board
game.
I William Ward, 23
William is a graduate from
the University of Kent.
William has a business
called Imerzo and is hoping
to adapt in-flight
entertainment, updating
current systems to make
them more viable,
intelligent and intuitive for
future users. In what is a
very fast-paced industry,
this concept could be the
next big project in the
aeronautical industry.
I Sammy Ali, 18
Sammy, from Margate,
developed a concept called
Infusion Weddings,
designed to help couples
through the planning
stages of a wedding, in a
stress-free environment
from the comfort of their
own homes. With the
wedding industry in
constant demand this
could be a very interesting
prospect to follow.
THE WINNER:
Cameron Smith, 17
THE FINALISTS: