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Hoping you are all getting out your bunting and flags ready for the Royal Occasion?! Limpsfield Village and the Chart will have its flags and bunting out and we hope you will too! Here’s a quick run down of what’s going on for the Coronation weekend in Oxted and Limpsfield…
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Time to get planting your baskets, pots, window boxes and beds for the King’s Coronation themed Limpsfield in Bloom 2023!
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If you’re a resident or regular visitor to Limpsfield High Street, you may have already met Emma and Nicole – the newest arrivals in Wickham’s Courtyard on Limpsfield High Street with their business, The Potting Shed.
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H2H Sensory Theatre in Crowhurst Lane, Oxted are applying to Your Fund Surrey for funding to renovate their barn to provide a fabulous community hub and working base for future generations of families and children with physical and learning disabilities.
All YOU have to do is register your support on the website by leaving a smiley face, a comment and your email. That’s it. And there are only FIVE days to do this. Just click on the link below.
https://yourfundsurreyproposals.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/head2head-theatre/step1
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Another little gem of a business that’s cropped up on Limpsfield High Street since lockdown is dermal filler specialist, Balman Aesthetics. Elle-Rae Balman from Reigate took over the salon space in October 2021, after the long-standing high street business Surrey Skin and Laser Clinic closed its doors. Since then, Elle has built up quite the business in our village.
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THE OXTED HEALTH CENTRE is a very large health centre servicing a wide area that covers Limpsfield, Oxted and the surrounding areas. They conduct over 8,000 appointments every month, which is over 1,000 more monthly appointments than before the pandemic.
Having existed on the site at 10 Gresham Road for generations, many people in Oxted and Limpsfield have used this health centre their whole life.
All health centres have been through a lot of change over the last few years and Oxted Health Centre is currently undergoing its own changes to develop and grow with the demands of our ever-growing community and will be sharing updates soon.
In the meantime, here are 10 things you may not know about how the OHC works and what it offers in terms of patient care…
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If you follow @LoveOxted or @LimpsfieldSurrey on social media, you’ll know that there is a special promotion going on at the moment – 11-25th March – called FiverFest.
Run by national organisation for the promotion of local independent business, Totally Locally, FiverFest aims to encourage everyone to spend a fiver in local businesses. All Oxted (RH8) independent businesses are eligible to take part and some of Limpsfield’s businesses are also on board.
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Encourage bird life into your garden and help the local birds survive and thrive this Spring with the help of bird boxes made by the Men in Sheds from Oxted’s Woodhouse Centre. How will you customise yours?
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Limpsfield based art teacher, and Art 4 All owner, Kate Tulett has completed her 50th Birthday and 50 Appreciations Challenge. With 52 Appreciations in the bag and her exhibition and book launch will run from 21st June… Find out more here.
A year ago, on her 50th Birthday, Kate Tulett accepted a challenge from a friend to create 50 illustrated Appreciations. 52 weeks and 52 “Appreciations” later (Kate likes to go above and beyond so she did 2 extra!), the challenge is complete and her work will be turned into a book and exhibition, entitled Turning Tides.
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