Has anyone discovered any good restaurants/cafes in Canterbury where you can eat breakfast?

 TV and DVD player for sale £30.  

Good condition, nice quality, cables included.  Only for sale due to my moving away.  Nice for Christmas, good for students.  Collect from the London Road Estate.
See photos below.

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For those of you who are interested in going to the Tyler Hill bonfire and fireworks on 1st November, according to a poster I saw in Sainsburys approximate timings are:

• 6:00pm gates open


• 7:30pm fire lit


• 8:15pm fireworks

Adult tickets are £6 on the gate and £3 in advance (£3 and £2 for children).

Tickets are on sale now and available from:

• Londis at Longport (near CCCU)


• Blean Farm Shop


• Ivy House Pub (Tyler Hill)


• Hales Place Post Office


• Londis at St Martins Hill

Tyler Hill Bonfire (official site).

Cross posted to canterbunnies and witherwings

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=13344526489

This is the group page for the Old Brewery Tavern

Tomorrow is the first night of the Battle of the Bands

They're looking for acts (4 more slots left as I'm writing this)

You need to be able to play a 20 minute slot including 1 original song and 1 cover.

The bar is willing to provide a £15 drinks tab per slot

To enter, you should contact Alison Miller via the Tavern's group page.

The music will kick off at 9.30 and will go on til about 11 - 11.30

The Tavern, for those who don't know is located on Stour Street, Canterbury - the alley off the highstreet, between the old post office and the Abode Hotel, on the way to the Beer Cart Arms)

That's Tomorrow Night (Wednesday 15th October)

^{there may or may not be free pie.. that chance is yours to gamble with}

For those of you who are interested in going to the Tyler Hill bonfire and fireworks, they are on Saturday 1st November this year. According to the poster I saw in Blean, the gates open at 6pm. No more information on timings yet, but suspect they may be similar to last year.

Advance tickets are Adults £3 and Children £2.
Tickets on the gate are Adults £6 and Children £3.

Don't know who is selling tickets yet, but will let everyone know when I do.



Cross posted to canterbunnies and witherwings

Hey guys, I posted a while ago and some of you were interested, but we had found someone for the first term already.
If anyone knows that they're going to need somewhere new to live second and third term AND/OR during the christmas holidays then please get in touch with me. :)

The house is in Hales Place, about 10-15 minutes walk from campus, two girls (second years, social anthropology) and one spare room. The house is really lovely, big kitchen, really nice garden, all the rooms are really decent sizes and lovely. They don't have double beds, but the spare room does have room for one if you wanted.

If you're intesrested/want more information, email me at jh376@kent.ac.uk. :)
Let me know more about you when you do!
xx

HIYAAAAA!!!
Haha sorry, but yes, hello everyone, not sure how active this community is? I'm going to the University of Kent to do Business Studies, will be on the Medway campus though. I was going to go to uni in London but chickened out at the last minute and decided to go to a local one instead. 

Anyone else?

I decided that London just isn't for me, I want my pubs where I know everyone and everyone knows me and I want to stay with my friends.

So if anyone else is doing the same thing then get in touch!

By the way, anyone think that the LJ site is getting more cluttered? It took me about 5 minutes to figure out how to search for communities!

Looking for a housemate to move in in time for the start of the next academic year.
The house is a three bedroom in Hales Place, about 10-15 minutes walk from campus and about 15-20 minutes walk into the city centre.
Currently two second year female social anthropology students living there, the third housemate is moving out due to a bad breakup and we need to fill the third room!
Comment/email me a jh376@kent.ac.uk if you're interested in more details.

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