The Swanley & Dartford Chronicle October 2008
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CARROLL CARPETSDomestic & Commercial Flooring Specialists
• Competitive Rates • Free estimates • Free Fitting
FREEPHONE 0800 317452New Showroom open 6 days.
11-13 Station Road, Swanley, Kent
All types of Carpets• Vinyl • Laminates • Wood Flooring
Call free 0800 163 186
53 The Oval, Sidcup, Kent, DA15 9ER
5 Lessness Ave.
, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA7 5SH
*Autumn Specials*
on Alternators, Batteries
& Starter Motors
Cutting
the cost of
Winter repairs
Batteries for
every make of car
BRAKE DISCS
AND DISC PADS
AT LOW PRICES
Aldi New look store - see back page
Emma in the pink
Emma Goodrich of
Dartford beat cancer
of the lymph gland
twice.
Treatment
included a stem cell
transplant and a
bone marrow
transplant.
Emma
used her positive
mental attitude to
help her beat cancer, plus she taught spin
classes at Horizones even through her
treatment, defying her consultants, clients and
managers.
Emma was treated and is raising
funds for Darant Valley Hospital’s Cancer
Fighting Fun.
Emma runs a hair salon and also now a wig
shop in Swanley Kent for cancer suffers and
others requiring wigs.
In October 2008
Birchwood Park Golf Centre have a pink
balloon release with Mayor of Dartford and
Wonderbra model Tanya Rowe, plus local
school children.
Other events include George
Michael tribute night and charity auction.
The
month starts with a fitness launch at horizones
health & fitness club; BodyPump 67 launch,
Pink legs warmers circuit and the ultimate
workout with the eleven pink ladies of
Horizones.
The golf will be donateding all
ladies green fees to charity and all our staff will
be in pink, plus all the flags and tee’s will be
pink! BUY YOUR BALLOONS NOW
FROM BIRCHWOOD PARK GOLF
CENTRE, Birchwood Road, Wilmington,
Dartford, Kent, DA2 7HJ: 01322 664 500.
www.
horizones.
net for full details
Lose weight in Swanley?
Residents from the Swanley area who want to take
control of their lifestyle by balancing a healthy diet
with regular exercise can take advantage of a new,
free programme that launches this month.
The ‘Why Weight’ Plan is a 12 week programme,
open to residents of Sevenoaks District, and offers
weekly weigh-ins, advice on food and diet and
practical solutions to losing weight.
Each ‘Why Weight’ session also has an optional 30
minute motivational exercise class for all fitness
levels, and the continuing support and motivation
by ‘Why Weight’ dieticians throughout the 12
week programme will help participants manage
their weight effectively.
The ‘Why Weight’ Plan, which is already running
successfully at Edenbridge Leisure Centre, will
begin in September with a 12 week course at
White Oak Leisure Centre, Swanley.
If you are overweight and would like to sign up to
this free programme just speak to your GP,
practice nurse or any health professional.
Alternatively if you would prefer to contact a ‘Why
Weight’ dietician directly just call 01322 622132.
BENEFIT CHEAT GETS
COMMUNITY PUNISHMENTA New Ash Green woman who
falsely claimed benefits she was not
entitled to was sentenced to 100
hours of unpaid community work
at Sevenoaks Magistrates’ Court
earlier this week.
Mrs Claire Harvey, 36, of Penenden, New
Ash Green was found guilty of two charges
relating to offences under section 112 of the
Social Security Administration Act 1992 on
Tuesday (19 August).
An investigation, conducted by Sevenoaks
District Council, established that Mrs Harvey
had falsely claimed Housing Benefit and
Council Tax Benefit for a period during 2006
and 2007 by failing to declare to the relevant
benefit authorities that she was in paid work.
As a result of her actions Mrs Harvey
received £1,261.
90 in Housing Benefit and
£107.
81 in Council Tax Benefit which she
knew she was not entitled to.
At court, Mrs Harvey was sentenced to a
community order for a period of 12 months.
During this period, she is required to carry out
100 hours of unpaid community work.
Mrs
Harvey was also ordered to pay legal costs of
£450.
Sevenoaks District Council has taken
appropriate action to secure the repayment of
the Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit
debt.
• If the public wish to report any instances of
benefit fraud they can do so, in confidence, by
calling the Council’s 24 hour benefit fraud
hotline on 01732 227445.
Be prepared!
Residents are being urged to make sure they know
how to protect themselves in the event of a major
emergency.
Even though major emergencies are rare,
residents armed with knowledge about how to
best deal with an emergency situation are more
likely to fare well compared with those who are
less well informed.
Residents can find out how to prepare for an
emergency by logging onto
www.
sevenoaks.
gov.
uk/emergencyplanning.
The
pages on Sevenoaks District Council’s website
include practical advice for a range of emergency
scenarios, how to find out information during an
emergency and details of the local emergency
responders including councils, utility companies
and emergency services.
Cllr Keith Loney, Sevenoaks District Council’s
Cabinet member with responsibility for
emergency planning, says: “Whilst serious
emergencies are thankfully exceptional events,
there is a mounting body of evidence that suggests
you can markedly improve the protection of
people and property if you know what to do in
such a situation.
It’s easy to find out about what
to do in the event of an emergency and it could
make a difference between life or death.
Either log
onto the Council’s website or call HM
Government Preparing for Emergencies hotline.
”
Further information is available the
Government’s ‘Preparing for Emergencies’
website www.
preparingforemergencies.
gov.
uk or
the flooding pages on the Environment Agency’s
website www.
environment-agency.
gov.
uk/flood.
• The 70% of readers without Internet access can
receive a copy of the booklet ‘Preparing for
Emergencies What you need to know’ which is
available from HM Government by calling 020
7276 1234.
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Creative
New Menu
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Wednesday)
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Telephone 020 8298 9233
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