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HELPING in TENTERDEN Useful List Co-Ordinator: Sue Ferguson Sue@Mytenterden.Co.Uk www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 This information is online here: www.mytenterden.co.uk/events/tenterden-shopping-hours-tenterden-high-street-listing-1278-85717.aspx INFORMATION UPDATED DAILY >>> HIGH STREET SHOPS, LOCAL BUSINESSES, OPENING HOURS, PARKING Also listed here by category here www.mytenterden.co.uk ASHFORD ROAD (HOMEWOOD) SINDEN THEATRE Re-opening in September 2021. Please see here for upcoming events and shows from Sept 2021. Tickets available now https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/events/sinden-theatre-profile-448.aspx CINQUE PORTS VETS Cinque Ports Vets practice is open. Book your appointment easily online today. https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/cinque-ports-vets-listing-738.aspx ASHFORD ROAD PHILBERTS Open TW FUGGLE & SON Open by appointment 2n6 SWEETS Open Wed, Fri, Sat 10am -4.30pm and Thursdays 10.30am-4.30pm TENTERDEN SORTING OFFICE - TENTERDEN DELIVERY OFFICE New opening hours: Monday 8am-10am; Tuesday 8am-10am; Wednesday 8am-10am; Thursday 8am-10am and 4pm-7pm; Friday 8am-10am; Saturday 8am-12noon; Sunday Closed HAIR AT FIFTEEN Open: Tues, Fri, Sat: 9am-6pm; Wed & Thurs: 9am-9pm; Sunday & Monday closed NAILS AT THIRTEEN New Opening Hours from September, Monday/Thursday/Friday 9:30-2:30; Tuesday 9:30-4:00; Saturday 9:30-3:00 HELPING IN TENTERDEN WWW.HELPINGINTENTERDEN.CO.UK WWW.MYTENTERDEN.CO.UK Useful list co-ordinator: Sue Ferguson [email protected] www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 TENTERDEN SHOE REPAIRS Opening hours: Monday 10am - 5pm; Tuesday 10am - 5pm; Wednesday 10am - 2pm; Thursday 10am - 5pm; Friday 10am - 5pm; Saturday 10am - 5pm https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/tenterden-shoe-repairs-listing-800.aspx HUNTLEYS OF TENTERDEN The shop is open every morning (not Sunday) from 6am-about 11am. Clint says “If you can't get to the shop we will deliver to you”. Ring the shop on 01580 763493 https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/huntleys-the-butchers-listing-802.aspx ABS BLINDS & CURTAINS Showroom open at 7 Ashford Road, Tenterden TN30 6AB Tel: 765169. Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm; Saturday: 9am-3pm; Sunday & Bank Holidays closed https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/abs-blinds-listing-787.aspx KITCHENS UNLIMITED Open THE FAIRINGS HOBBS PARKER Hobbs Parker Estate Agents are open for business. Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm; Saturday 9am-4pm; Sunday closed https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/hobbs-parker-estate-agents-listing- 720.aspx EMPTY SHOP (WAS ABS BLINDS, SHOP NOW AT 7 ASHFORD ROAD) KNIGHT HAIR & BEAUTY ADVANTEC COMPUTING MOBILE INC BARBERS ELWICK DRY CLEANERS ELECTRIC PALACE RECORDS Now open EAST CROSS HELPING IN TENTERDEN WWW.HELPINGINTENTERDEN.CO.UK WWW.MYTENTERDEN.CO.UK Useful list co-ordinator: Sue Ferguson [email protected] www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 WARNER GRAY ESTATE AGENTS Open BEAU BOUTIQUE SALON Open: Tues, Wed, Fri: 10am-5pm; Thurs: 10am-8pm; Saturday: 9am-5pm; Sun/Mon closed https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/beau-boutique-tenterden-salon-listing-1891.aspx THE BATHROOM SHOP Showroom open Thurs-Sat 10am-3pm; showroom appointments only Tues & Wed. Closed Mondays & Sundays. Appointments available now Tel: 01580 763207 https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/the-bathroom-shop-tenterden-listing-660.aspx BALDWINS TRAVEL We are re-opening the shops on 20 September 2021 from 10 am to 4pm. Please contact us from the 20th on Tel: 01580 764344 https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/baldwins-travel-listing- 662.aspx POTTERS HOME DIGITAL/BANG & OLUFSEN Showroom open, if you would like to book a private appointment please phone 01580 762864 or email [email protected] https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/potters-home- digital-listing-658.aspx AMYS PANTRY Open. Breakfast menu service from 8.30am. Delicious lunches from 11.30am THIS ANCIENT BORO Opening hours: Mon-Sat 12noon-10pm, food served 12noon-9pm Sunday 12noon-10pm, food served 12noon-5pm Monday - Wednesday 25% off food bill Food/Theme Nights and Quiz evenings https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/this-ancient-boro-ale-house-and-tapas-bar-listing- 1420.aspx COUNTY CLOTHES Open Monday - Saturday 9am-5:30pm https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/county-clothes- listing-661.aspx HELPING IN TENTERDEN WWW.HELPINGINTENTERDEN.CO.UK WWW.MYTENTERDEN.CO.UK Useful list co-ordinator: Sue Ferguson [email protected] www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 FLOSSY WATTS Variable opening hours and by appointment https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/flossy- watts-listing-1817.aspx CINQUE PORTS MILITARY BOOKSHOP Open by appointment or at weekends https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/cinque-ports- militaria-military-bookshop-listing-823.aspx VICKI’S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE Luxurious bridal gowns from beautiful English designers. Open: Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 9.30am - 4.30pm; Saturday 9am-5pm; Tuesday closed. Late night appointments also available on Wednesdays https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/vickis-bridal-boutique-listing-1930.aspx MARKET SQUARE FRIDAY MARKET Every Friday open 7am – about 1-2pm. Come & shop for your fresh fruit & vegetables at the outdoor market. A huge selection of local & exotic fresh produce, range of dried fruits, nuts, free range duck & chicken eggs, local honey, local apple juice, a range of pickles, sacks of potatoes and much more! Stock up on the freshest, tastiest produce which lasts a week or more with ease, competitive prices, social distancing measures in place. We take cash or card payments. Also fish, bread/cakes, plants/flowers, and other stalls at times: yoghurt, olives, Turkish sweets, cheese WOOFALOO PETZONE Mon-Thurs 9.30am-1pm & 2-5.30pm Friday 9.30am-1pm & 2-4pm Saturday 9.30am-1pm & 2-5.30pm https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/petzone-tenterden-woofaloo-listing-1590.aspx FARM BUTCHERS Open Mon-Thurs 8am-4pm; Friday 7am-4pm; Saturday 8am-close; Sunday closed WHITEHEAD MONCKTON Our staff are working both remotely and in the office. We can be contacted on the usual telephone numbers and email addresses. Meetings are either online or by appointment. If you are dropping off documents or papers, please call the office number. https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/whitehead-monckton--the-kent-law-firm-listing- 757.aspx HELPING IN TENTERDEN WWW.HELPINGINTENTERDEN.CO.UK WWW.MYTENTERDEN.CO.UK Useful list co-ordinator: Sue Ferguson [email protected] www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 EASYSMILE Our Tenterden practice is open and we are seeing patients by appointment only MAJESTIC WINE Open Mon-Wed: 10am-7pm; Thurs: 10am-8pm, Fri & Sat: 9am-7pm Sun: 10am-5 pm. Bank Holidays 10am - 5pm SAYERS LANE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION Open Mon-Sat: 9.30am-5pm; Sunday: 10am-4pm BRITISH RED CROSS Open Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm; Sunday: closed BETWEEN THE LINES Open Mon-Sat: 9am-5.30pm; Sunday closed MR BEAN Special opening hours: Mon-Sat: 9.30am - 3pm; Sun: Closed WAITROSE Normal hours Mon-Sat 7.30am-8pm Sun 10am-4pm LOVE FIGIS Open Mon-Sat 10.30am-5.30pm TENTERDEN TAILORING Open Monday - Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm NO.9 BEAUTY LOUNGE Open, Mon-Wed, Fri-Sat: 9am-5.30pm; Thurs: 9am-7pm; Sunday closed WOODCOCKS INTERIORS Shop open MORETTOS Café open HELPING IN TENTERDEN WWW.HELPINGINTENTERDEN.CO.UK WWW.MYTENTERDEN.CO.UK Useful list co-ordinator: Sue Ferguson [email protected] www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 IBBIDI BOBBIDI BOO Shop open NUTMEG Open RECREATION GROUND ROAD EC30 EC30, the new Community Wellbeing and Social Prescribing Centre. EC30 is a branch of the Tenterden Social Hub. Coffee, café, charity shop EC30 – TENTERDEN SOCIAL HUB CHARITY SHOP The Charity Shop is open Monday to Saturday 9am-4pm. IVY COURT SURGERY Open TENTERDEN BOWLS CLUB During the season Club Evenings are held every Thursday at 1730 and are open to members and to visitors considering joining our Club. TENTERDEN LEISURE CENTRE Open for swimming, fitness and exercise. Open Monday - Friday 06:30 - 21:30; Saturday & Sunday 08:00 - 17:00 https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/tenterden-leisure-centre-listing-780.aspx QUALITY KEBAB STREET FOOD VAN Kebabs, Takeaways. Recreation Ground Road car park (opposite Ivy Court Surgery), open Sunday- Thursday 6pm-11pm (closed Monday evenings); Friday & Saturday 6pm-11.30pm. "We start our preparing from 5.15pm and open for our customers at 6pm. You can place your order with us from 5.15pm and we will have it ready for you at 6pm". Orders 07909 613768. See menu here https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/tenterden-quality-kebab-mobile-food-van-listing- 1203.aspx RECREATION GROUND TOILETS Open HIGHBURY LANE & TESCO HELPING IN TENTERDEN WWW.HELPINGINTENTERDEN.CO.UK WWW.MYTENTERDEN.CO.UK Useful list co-ordinator: Sue Ferguson [email protected] www.mytenterden.co.uk 14 September 2021 v.1 BOTTEGA MONTALBANO Italian Caffè & Artisan Gelato Parlour, Highbury Lane, open Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm; Sunday 9.30am- 4pm. Come and try your favourite take away food, refreshments & desserts. New, dining alfresco area, on our brand-new patio area and extended outdoor area at Highbury Hall which will be suitable for the whole family & you can even bring your beloved pooch along too. We also provide a 'click & collect' service. https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/bottega-montalbano- tenterden-listing-1411.aspx TESCO Normal shop opening hours: Mon-Sat 8am-10pm and Sunday 10am-4pm. TESCO MOBILE PHONE SHOP Normal hours Mon-Fri: 10am-7pm; Saturday 9am-6pm; Sunday 10am-4pm WAVES HAND CAR WASH AT TESCO Open: Mon-Sat: 8.30am-6pm; Sunday 10am-5pm TIMPSON Open BRIDEWELL LANE THE KENT STOVE COMPANY The showroom is open Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat: 10am-4pm: Closed Wednesday & Thursday https://www.mytenterden.co.uk/directory/the-kent-stove-company-listing-972.aspx HOSPICE IN THE WEALD FURNITURE SHOP Open Mon-Sat: 9.30am-5pm; Sunday 10am-4pm CHURCH ROAD TENTERDEN CLUB Open Monday -Thursday 11.30am-2.30pm and 5pm-11pm; Friday 11.30am-11.30pm; Saturday 11am- 11pm; Sunday 12 noon-10.30pm.
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