SPORT Horder Healthcare signs up with TW Hockey Club
Horder Healthcare, the charity that runs The Horder Centre in Crowborough, has signed a sponsorship deal for two more seasons with Tunbridge Wells Hockey Club. The charity, that also runs a physiotherapy clinic in Tunbridge Wells, has recently fi nished its fi rst season’s sponsorship of all club teams including men’s, ladies’ and juniors, which have their club house at Nevill Ground. The sponsorship includes shirts for the men’s and ladies’ fi rst teams and special physiotherapy offers for club, and family members.
Russell Shingles, Lead Physiotherapist at Horder Healthcare Tunbridge Wells, said: “We are delighted to be involved in this sponsorship. We feel we can offer advice and expertise to club players to help keep them in peak condition throughout the season.”
• Horder Healthcare, which celebrated its 60th birthday last year, also runs clinics in Eastbourne and Seaford and has recently purchased The McIndoe Centre in East Grinstead. For more information, visit
www.horderhealthcare.co.uk
Play the beautiful game again
Walking Football is supported by Kent FA, and there’s no need to book just turn up and play! Tonbridge School Centre is delighted to announce the arrival of Walking Football for the local community on Sundays. Walking Football is run by an
FA-qualifi ed football coach and it is aimed at keeping people aged over 50 involved in football or those who are unable to play the traditional game due to a lack of mobility. Their Walking Football sessions are open to everyone over the age of 14 and cost just £3.50 per session. Whether you’re looking for just a social kick-about or to rekindle your competitive edge, this could be the activity for you, so go and give it a try on Sundays from 3pm to 4pm. As Walking Football takes place
on Astroturf, participants must wear either trainers or Astroturf shoes only (no studs or blades). • For more information, or to book, contact Tonbridge School Centre Reception on 01732 304111.
Pedaling all the way to Paris
Andy Steven’s successfully cycled the 237-mile trip from London to Paris, with zero training under his belt, all in aid of The Sammi B Foundation, in support of the Transplant Unit at Papworth Hospital. On completing the gruelling challenge Andy said: “I could do it all again.” At the time of going to press, Andy had raised
a magnifi cent sum of £1,300. • Visit
www.sammibfoundation.co.uk
DIARY DATE A new Fit4Less gym is opening in
High Brooms this December with membership at less than £20 a month, all-inclusive. The 8,000sq ft building, accommodating state-of- the-art Precor equipment, will create a number of local jobs including a gym manager, fi tness instructors, marketing people and cleaning contractors but also aims to bring affordable fi tness to everybody. • Fit4Less, Unit 5, Tunbridge Wells Enterprise Centre, North Farm Road, Tunbridge Wells TN2 3DR. Join at
www.f4l.com/tunbridge- wells and keep up to date with news on Facebook (Fit4Less Tunbridge Wells) or Twitter (@ Fit4LessTW).
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