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Welcome......to the Summer Issue of Redhill2Reigate magazine!

Well, what a summer we’ve had so far, I do hope the sun visitsus during July and August. I expect that many of you will beflocking to warmer places for your holidays and if you are a petowner you will find our article ‘Don’t forget Fido’ on page 17 a worthwhile read.

Our article on page 9 will also be of interest for tips on homesecurity whilst you are away and will help you take some necessary precautions in protecting your home.

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Contents...4 Summer Fitne`ss at Curves in Redhill9 Win Tickets to The Harlequin Cinema7 The local solution to sports injury or joint pain?9 Are you Secure? Tips on Home Security11 The art of setting personal goals12 What’s On - Out & About in Redhill & Reigate15 Gill Pottertons’ Glorious food - Raspberries 16 WIN a Vintage style rain mac your pooch!17 Don’t Forget Fido!18 KIDS Things to do this summer: Make a Time Capsule20 Horoscopes with Annabel Burton21 KIDS - Olympic Puzzles22 Index

Pauline stops off for a late workout at Curvesthree times per week on her way home fromwork. She joined the club back in April 2006and is one of our longest serving members.

Having been slim all her life, Pauline never worried about the quantity or the kind of foodshe ate. However, over a number of years - ashappens with many women - pounds had crepton slowly without her noticing. When Paulinesaw herself in a photograph taken at a familyparty, she was shocked to see how she hadgained weight and realised it was time to dosomething about it.Previously, Pauline hadbelonged to a local gym but never enjoyed it.She found it to be expensive; there was nosupervision, help or motivation which resultedin her not attending frequently enough toachieve any results. Then she saw an advert forCurves in her local paper and decided to checkus out. First impressions were so good that shedecided to join as soon as she walked throughthe door!! The warm welcome Pauline received,together with the friendly atmosphere and thepersonal attention she was given at her fitnessassessment were all it took to convince her thatCurves was the place to be! She says that shewas made to feel “special”, which was some-thing she had never experienced before in a gym. Pauline enjoyed the encouragement and motivation she received during supervisedworkout sessions on strength training equipment, combined with cardio-vascular exercise, and saw positive results immediately.Not only did her fitness and energy levelsincrease, but she lost over a stone in her firstthree months. When Curves Smart (our uniqueelectronic personal coaching system) wasinstalled she was one of the first members tojoin the scheme because she wanted to work ashard as she could to achieve even betterresults.

Pauline knew that in order to maintain herweight and fitness she needed to pay moreattention to her eating habits. She was very

reluctantto subjectherself to a “diet”because shethought thatrestricting herselfto meagre portions oflow-calorie foods would be too punishing. The service provided by Curvesincludes advice on nutrition, and when theCurves Weight Management Programme wassuggested to Pauline, she didn’t show anyenthusiasm. It took a good deal of gentle coaxing to convince her that she had nothing tolose (except pounds and inches!!!) by giving ita try. Eventually, she made the decision tocome to one of our classes and hasn’t lookedback since. She has had some AMAZINGresults. The plan is easy to follow and staff atthe club provide all the support Pauline needsto stay on track. She is eating a healthy, well-balanced diet which she intends to maintain fora lifetime. Her energy is maintained at a con-stant level because she is eating correctly whichmeans that she is able to exercise more effec-tively, leading to even better results. Pauline islooking and feeling fantastic and her weight isstill dropping steadily. She has dropped a couple of dress sizes and is enjoying treatingherself to new clothes.

Pauline says she loves Curves because she finds the staff friendly and helpful. She enjoys contributing towards our charity events, socialising on the exercise circuit and takingpart in the games and challenges which are a regular feature in the club. Her favouriteactivity is our Christmas party where she can be spotted on the dance floor for most of theevening.

She says “Curves should be compulsory for allwomen – not just for fitness, but an overallsense of well-being”.


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Are you suffering with a sports injury or joint pain?A new physiotherapy clinic has opened within Centre for Health inHookwood, offering both self funding and privately insured patientsthe opportunity to receive expert care without the need for GP referral. The service will offer affordable physiotherapy that includessports injury rehabilitation, sports massage, individually tailored exercise programmes, joint mobilisation and electrotherapy.

Led by Chartered Physiotherapist, Gemma Godber,this range of treatments offers patients a bespokeservice to improve pain and regain mobility as quicklyas possible. This new service is provided by TheHorder Centre, an independent charity and centre ofexcellence for orthopaedic and musculoskeletal carelocated in Crowborough, East Sussex, which isrecognised as one of the best performing hospitalsfor hip and knee replacements in England. The hospital offers an outstanding physiotherapy serviceand would now like to offer patients within Surrey theopportunity to experience expert care.

Matthew Carr, MSK Manager and Physiotherapist atThe Horder Centre, said: “Here at The Horder Centre

we are committed to giving patients the best possible access to our services and our new servicenear Reigate will provide opportunities for morepatients to benefit from our first class service.”

For self funding patients an initial consultation for individual assessment will cost £40 with follow upappointments priced at just £30.

For more details about the physiotherapy service offered by The Horder Centre at Centrefor Health please contact the bookings teamon Telephone: 01892 600815 Email [email protected] www.hordercentre.co.uk


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There is an art to setting effective goalsSetting effective goals is an art. Theyare the goals that you are more likelyto want to achieve, but achieving themis also an art. Unfortunately, itís an artthat few people ever master butwouldnít it make a difference if moredreams could come true? Unlike infairytales, we have no magic wand andno magic spells but what I can sharewith you are some of the best tools and strategiesused by those who succeed.

Make It Big And InspirationalMake sure your goal is really inspiring for you.

Make It Specific And MeasurableYou can’t hit a target if you donít know what it is.If you want to change your weight, then by howmuch exactly?

Set A Specific Date for Your Goal

Whilst you can’t predict the future, it’s essentialthat you create a time frame for your goal.

Write Your Goal Down

A goal that just sits in your headremains just a thought and a dream.Writing it down makes it more tangible and you also create a motivating reminder.

Apply these rules when you set yourown goals and you’ll have the kind ofgoal you need to succeed. But of

course this is just the start. Once you have a cleargoal you have to take action to make it a reality

Top Tips1 Create a Plan2 Take Action3 Focus on your end goal4 Build a Support Team 5 Acknowledge and Reward Your Progress6 Be FlexibleBy Mandy Rauff, Personal Trainerwww.personal-trainer-reigate.co.uk

The art of setting personal goals


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Sun 1st July Gatton Country Fair A great day out for all the family.Country crafts and demonstrations,childrens activities, gardens andgrounds open. 12noon - 5pm Cost: Adults £4.50 children freewww.gattonpark.com

7th July Charity Zumbathon forAutism All Stars and BarnardosTaking place at The Warwick School in Redhill on Saturday 7th July, doorsopen at 12 noon with a 12.30 startand proceeds are to be split betweenAutism All Stars and Barnardos. To register for sponsorship, visitwww.tinyurl.com/allstars-zumba

8th July 2012 70th AnniversaryGala Concert Haydn’s Creation Pt. I & II. What better way to celebrate thecreation of Reigate & Redhill ChoralSociety 70 years ago, than to experi-ence Haydn's Handel-inspired 'glori-ous work' burst into life with its mas-terly dramatic depictions – from blind-ing first light through primordial chaosto the arrival of mankind. HarlequinTheatre, Redhill 01737 276 500

11th July 2012 Rock Choir LiveRock Choir™ offers teenagers andadults the opportunity to sing pop,Motown, gospel and chart songs,without the need to audition, readmusic, or have any previous singingexperience – it's the contemporarychoir for people who love to sing.Harlequin Theatre, Redhill 01737 276500

July 13th (8pm onwards) Quiz NightTeams of up to 6 people. £3 per person entrance fee. Bar available. Salfords Club, Mead Avenue,Salfords RH1 5DD

Saturday 14 July 2012St.Catherines Hospice MidnightWalk Horsham Park, Horsham, West Sussex. RH12 1RLwww.stch.org.uk/midnightwalk

Saturday 14th July Edenbridge School of Dance and Scamps Dance – FusionBarn Theatre, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted RH8 0AA Tickets fromwww.barntheatreoxted.co.uk

Sat 14th July: Art in the ParkBring your materials and your chairand enjoy a days drawing or paintingin the park. There is a classroom avail-able throughout the day for you to useas required. 10am-4pm Cost: £5 per person (bring a packed lunch)

15th July - Horley Lions CompanionDog Show Pedigree, Agility and FunClasses Including The Kennel ClubGood Citizen Dog Scheme BronzeLevel. Gates open 1.30 and Judgingstarts at 2.30 Hot-Dogs,Teas,Coffees,Cold Drinks and Ice Creams.Horley Anderson Centre ThorntonPlace Horley RH6 8RZ More info atwww.horleylions.org.uk

18-21 July Oxted Junior OperaticSociety – Bye Bye BirdieOne of the most captivating musicalshows of our time telling the story of a rock and roll singer about to beinducted into the army. Wednesday18th – Saturday 21st 2.30 (Sat) & 7.30Tickets £10.00 - £12.00 available from www.barntheatreoxted.co.uk or 07530 528094 Barn Theatre, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted RH8 0AA

July 20th-22nd Redfest An unmissable Event for all local musicfans and festival goers at RobinsCrook Farm South Nutfield. More infoat www.redfest.co.uk

July 22nd (11am - 3pm) - Cat homing Show & Fundraising stallsAt Barnfield Residential Home, Upfield,Horley, RH6 7LA Cats Protection

25th July 2012 There’ll always bean England Come and enjoy the perfect way to celebrate Her MajestyThe Queens Diamond Jubilee year in a wonderful feel good afternoon filledwith patriotic music, nostalgia and funcelebrating the very best of EnglishEntertainment. Harlequin Theatre,Redhill 01737 276 500

26th July 2012 Blofeld & Baxter:Memories of Test Match SpecialThe Harlequin is delighted to presenttwo of the titans of UK cricket with aside-splitting show full of memoriesfrom within the Test Match Specialcommentary boxes. HarlequinTheatre, Redhill 01737 276 500

27th July 2012 Comedy Cottage TopTV circuit & International comediansperform alongside rising stars of thefuture. We always aim for a smorg-board line-up, where we offer some-thing for everyone. Harlequin Theatre,Redhill 01737 276 500

28-29 July Starmakerz TheatreSchool – Perform 2012 The young performers showcase theirtalents in all aspects of the performingarts in true West End style. Saturday28th – Sunday 29th (2.00 (Sun) & 6.30(Sat & Sun)) (Tickets available fromwww.barntheatreoxted.co.uk ) BarnTheatre, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted RH8 0AA

Sun 29th July Gatton Park Outdoorcinema By Luna Cinema Casablanca Doors 7.45 9pm start £12.50 for adults and £8.50 for children up to the age of 15. Bring a picnic or refreshments available topurchase on the night. Tickets from www.thelunacinema.com

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2-4 August WWOS – The Mikado(The most famous of all comicoperas) Thursday 2nd – Saturday 4th(2.30 (Sat) & 7.45) Tickets From £13.00available fromwww.barntheatreoxted.co.uk or 0208658 5117) Barn Theatre, BluehouseLane, Oxted RH8 0AA

2-4 August 2012 Peter Pan MusicalThe talented youth members of EastSurrey Operatic Society (YESOS) areproud to present Piers Chater-Robinson’s vibrant musical productionof J.M. Barrie’s classic story. HarlequinTheatre, Redhill 01737 276 500

Sun 5th August: Gardens andGrounds Open Gatton ParkEnjoy a walk around the park, freeactivities available for children.1-5 pmCost: Adults £4 Children free

Thurs 9th August Outdoor cinemaBy Luna Cinema Gatton ParkThe Artist Doors 7.30 for 8.35pm start£12.50 for adults and £8.50 for children up to the age of 15. Bring a picnic or refreshments available topurchase on the night

Aug 12th (11am - 3pm) - Cat homingShow & Fundraising stalls At ColmanRedland Centre, Croydon Rd, Reigate,Surrey RH2 0LZ. Crawley & ReigateDistrict Cats Protection

13th to the 24th August Tea in theJapanese Garden Gatton ParkWhy not treat your friends and family tomorning or afternoon tea in ourJapanese tea house! Your choice of teaand coffee with a choice of cakes,croissants and pastries, or cream tea.Morning & afternoon slots available

Max 6 adults per group Adults £8 perperson. £10 Deposit required toreserve booking.

15-18 August Kenley HolidayWorkshop – Hello Dolly (One of themost iconic Broadway shows of its era)Wednesday 15th – Saturday 18th(7.30) (Tickets (£10.00) available fromwww.barntheatreoxted.co.uk or 01883331400) Barn Theatre, BluehouseLane, Oxted RH8 0AA

Sat 25th August: Art in the ParkGatton Park Bring your materials andyour chair and enjoy a days drawing orpainting in the park. There is a class-room available throughout the day foryou to use as required.10 am - 4 pmCost £5 per person (bring a packedlunch).


5th July Team Just for Catherine needyour support to put the FUN in fundraising!Our company Just Retirement have set up an apprentice style

challenge to raise funds for St Catherine’s Hospice - a trulyworthwhile local charity. Our team ‘Just for Catherine’ had

organised some fantastic prizes and an exciting event for youto get involved with.We will be taking over the Redhill store on

5th July aiming to provide you with all you need to look ‘chic forcheap’ we know you have something BIG to go to.

There will be activities for all the family with competitions andprizes for everyone to take part in and much, much more. Wewill be at the store from 10am-4pm helping you look your bestfor less and have some great fun at the same time. For more

detail please see www.stch.org.uk. Sam Halata is and Emma Burhouse are running the Reigate 10K run on

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Raspberries

I will always champion ‘eating the seasons’, inother words, eating fruit and vegetables whenthey are in season and as freshly produced aspossible, rather than out of season when theyhave travelled halfway round the globe via monthsof cold-storage, to fill the supermarket shelves.British raspberries are a case in point. Althoughthis is a fruit which freezes very well, for me, itshard to beat the taste of the summer’s first crop ofthese luscious berries, an exquisite combination ofacidity and sweetness; an experience of flavourwhich will always far exceed that of any out-of-season imports.

If you grow your own raspberries in the garden oron an allotment, you will know the satisfaction ofpicking fresh fruit straight from the bush to enjoysimply, or as part of a stunning dessert. If youhave a bumper crop, then these berries are bestfrozen without sugar, spread out on trays, thenbagged when frozen, so that a few may be usedat a time. Alternatively, it is quick and easy tofreeze raspberry puree in containers of varioussizes, so that you have a readily available base forsauces, fruit drinks, milk shakes or mousses.Simply puree the ripe berries in a blender or foodprocessor and sweeten with 4oz/100g sugar to 1 pint/575ml of puree.

But if you are not lucky enough to grow your own,just treat yourself to a pound or two of fresh raspberries, and the possibilities are endless - raspberries are so versatile, and packed with

Vitamin C.This fruit caneasily be used togreat effect in baking, ice creams and sorbets, mousses, fruit salads and compotes, or even to enhance certainsavoury dishes.

¥ For a rather special Raspberry Coulis which issmooth and glossy, push the berries through afine nylon sieve with a ladle to remove the seeds.Add icing sugar to taste, then stir in a splash ofliqueur such as Framboise or Kirsch and servewith ice cream, Lemon Tart or Chocolate Gateau.

¥ Add a generous number of firm raspberries to a sponge traybake mix with the grated zest of a lime. Mix the lime juice with some caster sugarto drizzle on as soon as the traybake leaves theoven. This moist raspberry cake needs eatingwithin a day or two, but this is not a problem inmy household!

¥ Raspberries have a wonderful affinity with otherfruits and stirring a few berries into cooked andsweetened apples or rhubarb makes a fruit pie orcrumble filling which is colourful and bursting withflavour.

¥ Chilled Raspberry and Mint Soup makes a mostrefreshing starter or dessert in summer. Heat 11/2

lb/750g raspberries gently with 4 tablespoons oflemon juice and 2 tablespoons of sugar until thesugar dissolves. Press through a nylon sieve andadd to 3/4 pint/450ml white wine or sweet cider

Summer fruits, and in particular, raspberries, are quite possibly my favourite fruit. Childhood fruit-picking expeditions involved the whole family andwere the inevitable fore-runner of the annual jam-making sessions which filled the house with sweetsticky smells and the sound of clinking jam jarsbeing washed and dried.


By Gill Potterton

and the juice of an orange. Stir in a handful ofchopped fresh mint, chill, then ladle into bowlsand swirl in some cream.

¥ A very simple Raspberry Fool can be served in elegant glasses or sundae dishes, accompaniedby almond tuiles or brandy snaps. Squash1/2lb/250g raspberries gently with a woodenspoon and sprinkle with 2oz caster sugar and asplash of rosewater, Cointreau or Kirsch in abowl. Whisk 300ml double cream until fairly stiff,add 50ml sweet white wine, whisking to softpeak stage. Fold in the squashed fruit until thecream is streaked with pink. Pile into servingglasses and decorate with extra raspberries orgrated chocolate.

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Wendy Murdoch of Firefly Decor forVintage Inspired Living tells us that shewas busy creating a flurry of gorgeousitems for her latest range when she had a ‘eureka moment’ and decided to createa Vintage Pooch Range.

These are one-off hand made vintagestyle adjustable shower proof rain macs in an assortment of vibrant patterns thatare sure to brighten up a rainy day.

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Animals at Home Reigate & Mole Valley have been operating for 4 years providing a variety of services for

small pets to smallholdings, based around your animalsneeds and designed to make their lives more comfortable

and to put your mind at rest and while you are away.

Home from Home: Services including the option ofhaving your pet stay in the home of a carefully selectedsitter and fellow animal lover whilst you are away. Wecan also water plants and ensure that your property is

secure during holidays or business trips.

Routine Care: If you are at work all day and needhelp in your busy routine we can walk your dog(s), feed

your cat and can guarantee visits will take place to ensureroutines for feeding and walking are adhered to and other

animals are cared for.

Transportation: We also provide Pet Taxi/Animal Ambulancethat will collect your pets and transport them not only to the vets,

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JULY FOR ARIESThis month the Sun highlights your family, home life and your

domestic set up. While you may see important changes in this area at the start of the month, this is as a result of quite a lotof preparation previously. There may beconflict with your work/life balance as stronginfluences can undermine your best efforts,creating a certain degree of stress. And yetyou have what it takes to push through andmake the best of what is thrown at you.Indeed, there is massive potential in thepipe line should you choose to take what is on offer.

JULY FOR TAURUSThis month, the mighty Jupiterjoins your ruler, Venus, and this

could bring an incredible opportunity tomake the most of your creative talents. Also there are business offers around foryou, which you can take advantage of.Perhaps an idea has been in the pipe lineand now you find that you get the backingyou need to make it happen, or have fortuitous meetings with influential and help-ful people. Mars moves into position to bringpracticalities to the forefront, so you mustmake sure you attend to the detail in whatyou are doing. A passionate love affair is onthe cards!

JULY FOR GEMINIWhile you have had some inklingthat this is a special time for you,

you can never quite anticipate how it willturn out. As such, the links with Jupiter andVenus in your sign early are brilliant forsocializing, creating new friendships, andyour ambitions. You love meeting new people who are on your wavelength, creative and witty . You have a hugeamount of energy at your disposal andenjoy the quick pace at the moment. TheSun in Cancer focuses on your resourcesand cash, and initially you see that you areat a crossroads. Situations where you canincrease the supply of money are evident.

JULY FOR CANCERWhile the Sun is in your sign, you feel more energized and

ready to tackle anything. Up to a point. The early days of July see a link with thetransformative power of Pluto. Somethingyou have been ignoring for a while nowdemands your attention so it is better to dothis sooner, rather than later. The Full Moonon the 3rd could be quite a turning point foryou. There are times when you are workinghard behind the scenes and this monthtakes you to new places and situations thatyou haven't experienced before.

JULY FOR LEOYou can take advantage of themarvellous opportunities that

come this month, although it is not all plainsailing. But while Mercury is in your sign you are quick to change adapt to new situations. After the 15th, you may find thatyou can relax more and not be subject tomany changes of plan. The Sun enters your sign on the 22nd and this is great forfeelings of well being and a time to expressyourself. You see that you have held back a little but now you are not afraid to let yourfeelings be known, whatever they are!

JULY FOR VIRGOAt last, Mars leaves you signwhere it has been active for

many months. You can look back and dis-cover how much has changed that effectsyou directly, and also see the changes thatyou have instigated yourself. But now, theenergy of Mars is softened in Libra, and you are taking a more proactive approach to your finances. A new job is possible, ifyou have been looking recently. Your ruler,Mercury, is retrograde from the 15th so bepatient if things are a little slow during thistime, and endeavour to complete importanttasks beforehand.

JULY FOR LIBRAInitially you enjoy the benefits ofJupiter and Venus forming a close

alliance at the start of this month. This iswonderful for travel, exploration and discovery and then Mars enters your sign.This is the action planet, and while youhave felt you have had the luxury of time,now you are geared up to go and see thattoo much procrastination is not helpful.Maybe this leaves you feeling a little nervous but you are encouraged to take the plunge and initiate an new venturewhich is a little risky but could be incrediblysuccessful.

JULY FOR SCORPIOThe beginning of July sees the Sunand your ruler, Pluto in opposition.

This can bring a certain amount of tensionand you seek creative ways to bring about a solution in changing someone's attitude.This is also interesting in terms of travel andmaking journeys, which can be symbolicand significant. While the Sun is in the sign of Cancer, you find that you are lessrestrained and restricted and there is a newfreedom which is most welcome. You discover that what holds you back can bethe fear of success as much as the the fearof failure. be optimistic, as you have every reason to be so.

JULY FOR SAGITTARIUSYour ruler, Jupiter, continues tomake its way through your chart

area of relationships. This has a way oftransforming your existing one, or bring youopportunities is you are currently single. AndVenus is here too, adding a romantic touch.This works well for business partnershipstoo, and new people and situations presentthemselves without you having to look veryhard. One thing leads to another and youcould be changing your role as a result. TheSun moves into Leo on the 22nd and thisworks harmoniously for you, being anotherfire sign. It's great for travel and adventure!.

JULY FOR CAPRICORNWhile you have been dealing with a fair amount of challenges

just recently, the Full Moon on the 12thshould bring some kind of culmination orbreakthrough, which is more than welcome.This effects personal ambitions, and alsorelationship issues, particularly since theSun is in that part of your chart. But you still have to be alert to sudden changes in direction, which can be unsettling. You needto be a little more patient as all the piecesslowly fall into place and you see that soonyou will be in a much better position thanyou have been for quite some time.

JULY FOR AQUARIUSWhile you have been dealing with intensely practical matters

that all take their time, soon this changes a little and you find that others are keen toshoulder more responsibility than previously.This helps you enormously, but still, youneed to be adaptable and ready for change.On the whole you are helped by Jupiter'sinfluence, which links with Venus thismonth, making for some extremely pleasantexperiences in your social and creative life.This could be expensive, but you have fortuitous ways of making up the short fall.Romance is wonderful after the 22nd.

JULY FOR PISCESYou want to keep the mood light and playful at this time, and so will

play the fool quite happily. You know thatyou have a role in changing the mood ofthose around you and there are importantchanges going on which others may find difficult to adjust to, at least initially. TheCancerian Sun helps you to align yourselfwith your potential and your feelings andyou discover some surprises here. It isworth questioning what you have previouslytaken for granted. After the 22nd, you need to get your thoughts together and takeaction. Being organized is essential for whatyou are about to do.

* Annabel Burton *AstrologerHoroscopes

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AERIAL DIGITAL & SATELLITEAerial View..............................19Norsat ......................................6CAKES & CATERINGGlorious Food ........................15Poppy’s ................................10CAR HIREStyle Private Car Hire ..............11CLEANINGOvens2New............................15Supreme Oven Clean ............16CLUBS & ACTIVITIESYoga Ananda..........................13CONSERVATORIESConservatory Surgery..............15DANCE & DANCEWEARBallet Box................................10ELECTRICAL GOODSQVS ........................................2ELECTRICIANWeatherstone ........................12GARDENS & SERVICESBenton Arboriculture ..............16Mattree Tree Care....................19GIFTS & HOMEWAREFirefly Decor ........................1+23HAIR & BEAUTYNorth Downs Hospital ..............5HEALTH & FITNESSCurves ......................................5Georgina Wills Reflexology ........6Horder Physiotherapy................7Mandy Rauff............................12

PET SERVICESAnimals at Home ....................17PRINT SERVICESLeaflets....................................18PROPERTYMcCarthy & Stone ..................24ROOFINGWise Roofing ..........................10SECURITY SYSTEMSAdmiral Security ........................9SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETINGSurrey Social Media ................22YOGAYoga Ananda ..........................29WINDOWS & DOORSSliding Sash Solutions ..............4

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USEFUL NUMBERS

REIGATE & BANSTEAD COUNCIL . .01737 276000TANDRIDGE COUNCIL . . . . . . . . . . .01883 722000EAST SURREY HOSPITAL . . . . . . . .01737 768511NHS DIRECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0845 4647SURREY FIRE & RESCUE . . . . . . . . .01737 242444CRIMESTOPPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 555111REIGATE POLICE STATION . . . . . . .0845 125 2222CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU . . . . . . .01306 876805SAMARITANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .08457 909090AGE CONCERN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01306 889493GAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 111999ELECTRICITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 783886WATER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0845 92008000CHILDLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 11 11NSPCC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0800 800500FAMILY LINE SURREY . . . . . . . . . . 0808 8005678 RSPCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0300 1234 999OUTREACH (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE) 01737 771350VOLUNTARY SERVICES COUNCIL . .01883 722593NATIONAL RAIL ENQUIRIES . . . . . . .08457 484950FLIGHT ENQUIRIES (GATWICK) . . . .08700 002468FLIGHT ENQUIRIES (HEATHROW) . .08700 000123


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