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Welcome to the official Facebook page of Holywell Park, Kent. Visit our website at www.holywellpark.com. We provide relaxed residential care for the elderly, with frequent social events & activities.

The fans club was originally formed in July 2000, by John & Paul Evans, brothers from Holywell and originally had over 50 members. During the past decade, the H&D Reds have brought fans from the area together, some who had never met, whilst others had no idea that they had a mutual passion for the Racecourse outfit and have become lifelong friends because of it. Trips to Huddersfield and Bury, Macclesfield and Port Vale, are just a small number of the places that they have travelled to as a supporters group to show their vocal backing for the Red Dragons. They also travelled as a group to Cardiff, a weekend which will forever live in the memory, as Wrexham lifted the 2005 LDV Vans trophy in front of 35,000+ at the Millennium Stadium. In 2004, the Holywell Reds arranged a sponsored walk which saw a number of members make the trek from their hometown to the Racecourse. The group continue sponsor matches and players each and every season. All money raised has been and continues to be for the benefit of Wrexham Football Club, both now and for the future. Monthly meetings are held at the Abbots Arms, Pen-y-maes in Holywell. Please keep an eye on this site for details.

Just For Fun Vote HNP Ask to join the party Party Admins Ben Hart (HEAD) Courtney Scaife (HEAD + Ninja) Harrison Cronin (HEAD) Anthony Josephs (MOD + A CRAP PERSON)

We have a variety of residential retreats here , including weekends. We have day visiti including primary and secondary schools. We have a small (holy) shop and a small tea room. But we can also cater for large groups in the Pilgrims Hall.

the home net is where you go if u are homluss or in hostuls to find out more info ie like where to get free food

I can accept, payment via Paypal or cash on collection. All items can be posted for an extra £1 or you can collect from myself.

Since March 2004, this not-for-profit company has transformed individuals, groups and organisations, promoting good leadership through good learning. Each project is tailor-made to suit the client’s needs, with thought-provoking and unforgettable experiences for the participants. By kindling sparks in individuals, we can revitalise organisations and enable them to achieve their strategic goals.

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Vision: The vision of Holywood Family Trust is that a centre and network of people would exist in the North Down & Ards area that is equipped to help individuals and families through some of the issues in their lives, and contribute towards an inclusive community Values: Holywood Family Trust subscribes to the Faithworks charter (as incorporate in the Governement’s 2008 white paper on commissioning with the third sector) written to provide principles for Churches and local Christian agencies committed to excellence in community work and service provision in the UK. The charter begins … “Motivated by our Christian faith we commit ourselves to serve others by aspiring to the following standards in all our community work” 1. We provide an inclusive service to our community 2. We will value all individuals in a way that is consistent with our distinctive Christian ethos 3. We will develop a professional approach to management, practice and funding.