Directory of Sunnymede Blogs and Bloggers

Antenatal Workshops - if you want an honest insight in to the early days of parenthood, look no further.

Local business, running frequent give aways on our blog!

Local cardmaker and event manager

Local community market that takes place every month in Ingrave

Contemporary designs for all occasions, delivered free to your door. We also sell giftwrap & matching tags, gift bags, invitation & thank you packs, tissue, ribbons, jotter pads, colouring in hats, posters, paper chains, door hangers, stationery packs, height charts, bookmarks & family organisers.

Would you like to hold a coffee & cards event or would you like me to help with fundraising for your charity, PTA, hospice, playgroup or contact me if you would like a copy of my latest brochure ...

I am also always looking for friendly & enthusiastic people to join my team, please contact me if you are interested in your own card-selling business.

Witterings and stuff from an East London Ex Pat, currently living in Essex. Posts about, life, family and business in Essex

Great Baddow. A blog dedicated to news from the village of Great Baddow

If only the younger generation knew what part Hornchurch Airfield played during the 2nd World War to protect London from German Invasion.Schools are named after heros of the great war.

Blog about Kent. Local history. Interesting people with a Kent connection. Places to go. Events. Walks in Kent etc

My goal is to urge the 10,000 people in the Southend area who voted UKIP at the last European Election to encourage another 10,000 to join them this June. This blog will keep you up to date with UKIP activity in and around Southend-on-Sea.

A local community and environment group within the Agenda 21 framework that arose from the 1992 Earth summit in Rio de Janeiro. Sustainable living for the 21st Century.

A "memory lane" blogsite that was started in October 2006 to act as a magnet for individuals with information that they wish to share concerning the now demolished Joyce Green Hospital, Dartford, Kent, England.

The blog forms part of the consultation on the regeneration of the former Glaxo Smith Kline sites in Dartford by Essential Land. Located to the north of the town centre, the sites form part of the strategic Northern Gateway included within the Borough’s emerging Core Strategy. The Northern Gateway is an important element in delivery of new homes, jobs, shopping and leisure opportunities in Dartford.

Would you like a cinema, 5 a-side football or a performing arts venue? To find out what we are doing and to have your say on the proposed changes, participate in our Facebook consultation RegenerareDartford.

You can participate in polls, surveys and discussions to help shape our proposals and your feedback will be used to inform our planning application.

13th and 14th June. Stalls, refreshments, competitions and beautiful flower displays. St. Barnabas Church, Mayland Hill, MAYLAND. From 12 noon until 5.00 pm on both days. Don't miss out!

Is there anyone out there in the Gravesend, Cobham, Cuxton, Sole Street, Harvel, Great Buckland or Meopham who knows anything of the history of a small isolated cottage on Cutteridge Lane quite near The Golden Lion Inn at Luddesdown that is today called Cutteridge Cottage?
My knowledge of the place dates from the late forties, when I lived in Sole Street where I was born. It was then inhabited by an elderly gamekeeper who I think worked for the Darnley Estate, by the mid fifties it had fallen into a ruin and remained partly fallen down and used as a free range chicken house, until it was bought I was told, by a man who lived in Gravesend in the mid nineteen sixties who began to rebuild it.
When it was finished he was not to live in it for long before there was a fire there, the cottage was seriously damaged and the man became ill, apparently dying in Gravesend Hospital in the late sixties. For a couple of decades the cottage remained a ruin until someone began to rebuild it on quite a grand scale in the mid eighties, extending it and making it double storied.
I moved from the area to Shropshire in the early nineties and when I revisited the cottage, now named Cutteridge Cottage in the late nineties it was finished, but appeared to be once again abandoned and though part furnished, was becoming severely overgrown. Reference to Google Earth Maps appears to confirm that Cutteridge Cottage is still abandoned and it looks as if it is now an almost completely overgrown ruin.
I would be most interested to hear from anyone who has any genuine information about this property.
Honker 785.

Regular posts on cats & dogs and anything pet related. Plus updates on our range of dog beds and cat beds. All from Cats & Canines based in Rochester, Kent.

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More generally this is a blog about authenticity - ways of being truly yourself (hence the title). But for the present it's all about my ambition to create some extra social 'glue', online and offline, for the square mile around my house.

A blog about Buckhurst Hill.