June 2024
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Dear Readers and Advertisers
With June now upon us and the weather finally starting to brighten up, has the summer finally arrived? Lets hope so. We have certainly had our fair share of wet weather, but will we see a hosepipe ban?
Sunday June 16th Father's Day is a celebration honouring fathers and celebrating fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers in society. This is an opportunity to celebrate all Dad’s with a card and/or gift. Dad’s are usually happiest with their loved ones around them, a nice lunch or dinner and a nice cool beer or wine. They don’t ask for much really!
This months wordseach competition is a fantastic prize worth £190 courtesy of HANGLOOSE ADVENTURE located at BLUEWATER, GREENHITHE. One lucky winner can choose to Skydive in the Aerodium, have a trip on the Sky Wire Zip Wire, Sky Trek Aerial Trekking, try Europe’s biggest Giant Swing, visit the Inflatable Water Park opening in June or perhaps have a Wild Swim the choice is yours and you can probably try more than one of the adventures with the voucher. Check out the website at https://hanglooseadventure.com/ for all the adventures available. To enter to win this amazing prize see page 14 and solve the puzzle. Entries close on the 14th June.
The winner of the £60 GIFT VOUCHER to use at THE BOATHOUSE, DANSON PARK, BEXLEYHEATH courtesy of THE BOATHOUSE, DANSON PARK was JACQUELINE WESTLAKE of SWANLEY. The missing word being MORRIS DANCERS.
Advertising sales deadline for the JULY edition is 14th June. So please don’t hesitate to discuss your business needs to further your success. Call 01322 911875 or email thevillageadvertiser@aol.co.uk. 22,000 are published MONTHLY with over 17,500 being hand delivered by local distributors with stands in various supermarkets, shopping centers and many other pick up points around the area. Prices start from as little as £29* per month.
June is the month when local schools have their summer fairs or fetes so look out for the dates and pop along and support the local community. They are always such good fun and usually run by the children with support of course.
The Village Advertiser
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