Just to let you know that ‘clean kent’ litter pick up programme has been cancelled until furthe...
Clean Kent 31/12/2009 Dear Members,
Namaskar!!
It is brief note to inform you that our community is organising Cle...
Welcome to the Sagarmatha Gurkha Community
‘Sagarmatha’translated simply in English means ‘Mount Everest’, the world’s highest mountain peak, which is in Nepal; a landlocked country sandwiched between China and India where all Nepalese hail from.
The Sagarmatha Gurkha Community Ashford, Kent was established in 2004 by retired and serving members of the British Army’s Brigade of Gurkhas, following the special grace and recognition granted by Her Majesty’s Government as a special honour of gratitude to her Gurkhas most loyal contribution towards Britain for over 200 years.
The Gurkhas have fought, defended and protected British interests in both World War 1 and 2 and in almost all the major operations Britain has been involved in, most recently in Iraq.
The change in the immigration law now grants naturalisation and settlement status to her retired Gurkhas and their families.
Message For All Members
Sagarmatha Gurkha Nepalese community Ashford have organised a ‘CleanKent’ litter pick-up at The Warren and Hoads Wood on Saturday 9th January 2010. All available members / Children are kindly request to attend the above event. Date : 7th Feb 2010. Time : 1030Hrs. Place : Car Park.( Please see directions below).
The Warren and Hoads Wood are between the M20 and A20 on the north west side of Ashford.To get to the car park you go out of Ashford town centre on the A292 Maidstone Road. Go right around the Drovers roundabout (that leads to Junction 9) and come back down the other side of the A292 and take the 1st left into Warren Lane. Go under Simone Weil Ave and Fougeres Way until you get to the end where you find the car park. It is right next to the north bound slip road on to the M20.
