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skip to content 3a lakeview stables st clere estate heaverham kemsing +01732 760823 [email protected] vine publishing ltd menu home design print the a list websites blogs interior designers for our publishing business office we found richard – great designer that will be working with us on a few projects. into is below. for over 15 years richard ross has been designing fabulous, operational, and unique interiors. he began his career at a small business and as a result of his important contributions in increasing, and procuring clientele through his inborn design ability, he had been made a partner over 5 decades . getting agreat success with this business for seven years that he decided to establish his own design company. richard ross designs has emerged as one of the areas finest and most reputable design firms. richard’s passion for interior design and attention to detail has made him several detroit home awards . his work has also been featured in joan kohn’s”it’s your bed and bath: hundreds of beautiful design ideas”. he provided manyideas for interior design in birmingham mi area. richard has worked with renowned architects, builders, and tradesmen on very large scale jobs, in addition to more intimate projects, which range from personal residence, executive offices, and retail space throughout michigan, illinois, new york, florida, colorado, and texas. richard’s unique approach to interior design is founded on his unbelievable ability to develop a close relationship with his clients, listening to their wants and needs, and combining these variables to his style and experience to create an exquisite space. whether it’s traditional or contemporary, his endeavors will always have the frequent thread of being timeless.… lyla williams dancing bears in sevenoaks high street gypsies, pedlars, labourers and the squire turned out in force for the annual town fair. with a circus, theatre and dancing bears, it was the local people’s ‘fiesta’. local historian and vine columnist monty parkin on a sevenoaks tradition that lasted until 1874. the great sevenoaks fair in the mid 19th century this drawing by sevenoaks artist charles essenheigh corke shows the great sevenoaks fair in the mid 19th century. the illustration comes from the book on ‘old sevenoaks’ by frank richards, published in 1901, which recalls sevenoaks in the preceding century. the fair was originally held in july and october, and then just october. stalls and caravans took over the high street, interspersed with drinking booths. gypsies, pedlars, beggars and travelling entertainers came and a circus and a theatre were set up. one writer described it as the local people’s ‘fiesta’. apparently all classes attended the fair – the labourer, the parson, the schoolmaster and the squire – and it did seem to cater for a wide range of tastes. the clowns or the ‘educated pig’ entertained some whilst the more serious-minded could shop for a bust of john wesley or the duke of wellington. a travelling doctor sold medicines to cure all known diseases, his ‘phenomenal eloquence’ enabling him to do very good business. an earlier writer says that, at the fair, there was ‘no roughness, only innocent merriment’ but perhaps, later in the century, those drinking booths led to some over exuberance because it seems it gradually became more difficult to keep order – the sevenoaks parish beadle is reported to have had a torrid time – and the fair was eventually abolished in 1874. but after its disappearance some of the travelling entertainers continued to visit the area, including the man with the dancing bear. there are reports of him visiting sevenoaks villages in the 1890s and then proceeding to tunbridge wells. the photograph comes from the early 1900s. it seems odd that this medieval form of entertainment continued into the 20th century. the man with the dancing bear the travelling theatre added something to local culture. it can be seen centre left of the drawing next to what is now hsbc bank. the sign says ‘richardson’s theatre’. richardson was a shrewd entrepreneur who, although illiterate, made a fortune from his travelling theatres. the fact that he came to sevenoaks indicates what a great fair it was because richardson only attended the biggest and best. if you paid your money and entered his booth you could enjoy a half hour’s entertainment which included a melodrama, a pantomime and a selection of songs. so a pretty fast moving show. for some country people then, as now, a visit to the pantomime might be their only experience of theatre all year, but sevenoaks town dwellers were more used to such diversions. in the early 19th century the great actor edmund kean, known for his tempestuous performances, had made an appearance in an old barn just off the high … lyla williams fancy a game of french cricket? travel editor frank baldwin remembers how he tried to teach the french to play cricket at a village festival, and found that in the present day it’s our cross channel neighbours who could teach us a thing or two about community spirit. a poster for an event last year in saint palais the first time i became aware of festivals in french towns and villages was back in the 1980s when my sunday football side in eynsford, which is twinned with breteuil-sur-iton in normandy, was challenged to a game on french soil. as this would also be part of their annual festival, the french council dignitaries asked if we would put on a demonstration of something that was typically ‘english’ and a game of cricket was suggested. as we drove into breteuil-sur-iton, we discovered it was more like a small town. there were giant posters everywhere, plus a banner across the main high street, announcing ‘le grand match de cricket – france v angleterre’. what we thought was going to be a laid back bit of fun appeared to have gained top billing in a four day village festival which included a carnival procession, a massive bike race around the town, a fun fair and several meals and dances. although france is only 22 miles away from our shores, the majority of the population has never seen a game of cricket. instead of a mown and flattened area of 22 yards, the wicket was 22 metres long with a white line painted around it. our hosts had deduced from our instructions that this is where the boundary went. the ‘piece de resistance’ was that the wicket stood in the middle of a piece of grass not much bigger than two tennis courts bordered by houses with nice big glass windows. after a bit of practice, it was fairly obvious that the french team were going to struggle with batting and bowling, but eventually le grand match de cricket – france v angleterre got underway. each ball brought only more confusion for the french players but the home crowd helped the atmosphere by cheering every time one of them managed to hit a ball. despite some extremely ‘friendly’ bowling, their wickets fell at an alarming rate. this was followed by some enthusiastic french bowling that consisted of throwing the ball as hard as they could at our heads. a diplomatic draw was announced and we all retired to the bar. nearly 25 years later and visitors to france will find that the enthusiasm of local communities for these festivals has not diminished. in fact, some areas have turned them into tourist attractions and they are well worth a visit if your holiday coincides with one of these weekend long events, the history of which lies in religion. towns and villages, whatever their size, hold a festival to celebrate the saint their local church is named after. in july last year i visited two festivals in south west france close to the … lyla williams the way to compromise an interesting and invaluable instrument for both companies and it is a contract that is recognized by statute and it is now the only means an employer and worker can’contract ‘ of employment law rights. so, why would a company need to utilize a compromise agreement? 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3a Lakeview Stables
St Clere
Sevenoaks
Kent
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