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And here let me tell you a true story about the Vicar. A Folkestone man who resided in Burrow Road was bombed out of • his house and home during the Battle of Britain. The town was in the midst of a very sticky period. Where to find another suitable house, that was the problem.

From Mr H B. Coatsworth. Hon. Treacuret of the Red Cross Prnm-a-Week Fund in Folkestone, comes news that in 10 months front September. 1941. to June loaf. a WWI of £407 19s. 9d. was collected -"-------- . H o ti s e.-to-house collections brought in 11330 14s. 6d.. the 'Display W

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The Church of All Saint& , Stanford. is delightfully situated upon a little hillock. It is reached by means of two footpaths. one leading over a stone bridge and the other down a lane crossed by the stream from which Stanford takes its name. This stream was much wider in early d