The Crayford Chronicle - October 2009
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Crayford
NEWS • MOVIES • THEATRE • MOTORING • LIFESTYLE
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258 Sherwood Park Avenue Sidcup.
Kent
16 St John Ambulace 20 Motoring 24 Movies
October
October 2009
Open day at
St Paulinus
The church will be open for visitors on ‘St.
Paulinus’Day’, Saturday, the 10th
October
between 10.
00am and 4.
00pm.
Admission free.
All are invited to view the building and enjoy its
architecture, stained glass and memorials, and to
appreciate its history since Norman times.
During the day slideshow history presentations
will be given and there will be opportunities to
climb the tower for a unique view of Crayford.
Visit the tower chamber for demonstrations of
bell-ringing and perhaps ‘have a go.
’
During your visit take advantage of interesting
and informative guided tours of one of the
largest churchyards in Kent where many of your
editors relatives and friends are buried!
Refreshments will be available – light lunches,
teas and coffee will be served in church and
there will be a barbeque in the churchyard.
It is hoped to have organ/string music around
lunchtime.
Stewards will be on duty to answer
any questions.
Do visit the church and enjoy ‘St.
Paulinus Day’
LAUGHING BUDDHA
CHINESE RESTAURANT
BOOK in advance SPECIAL DEALS
#
Call us now on 020 8303 6290 as this deal only lasts to 1st Oct 2009
NEW OPENING
TIMES:
MONDAY - THURSDAY
12.
00 noon - 12.
00am
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
12.
00 noon - 02.
00am
SUNDAY
12.
00 noon - 11.
30pm
198-200 BROADWAY, BEXLEYHEATH, KENT DA6 7BD
Tel: 020 8303 6290 Tel/Fax: 020 8301 5702
TERMS & CONDITIONS: # Customers must leave a non refundable deposit of £5 per person (to be deducted from final bill) # Birthday Gifts will be subject to availablity
Customers must ask for the booking deal discount at the time of making reservation
Book 2
weeks in
advance
and get
10% off
your bill
Book 4
weeks in
advance
and get
15% off
your bill
Celebrate
your Birthdays
with us and
receive a
complimentary
gift#
Call 0208 309 7529
53 The Oval, Sidcup, Kent, DA15 9ER
5 Lessness Ave.
, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA7 5SH
AUTUMN DEALS
on Alternators, Batteries
& Starter Motors
Heavy Duty
Batteries for all
makes of
vehicle
in stock
Batteries for
every make of car
BRAKE DISCS
AND DISC PADS
AT LOW PRICES
Everyone of voting age living in
Crayford gets a chance to say
who they want to represent
them in the Council, but only
once every four years.
How can
you influence what happens in
your town at all other times?
Local people formed The Crayford Community & Business Forum in 2004.
It consists of
30 representatives of the community made up
of the following groups: non-retail, faith
groups, community groups, police, residents
association and, last but not least, local residents.
From these 30 people are elected a management committee, consisting of Chair Person(s),
Treasurer and Secretary.
The main aim of the
Forum is to enable the local community and
businesses to become better involved in decision-making on local issues, which includes the
regeneration of the Town.
The Forum’s Overall Objectives
To insure the highest standards of design for
any renewal or improvement and development
proposals for the town and surrounding area,
in accordance with the Crayford Town Centre
Strategy and Action Plan.
To express the views of all sections of the local
community on matters relating to any government funding of local regeneration initiatives
that may arise in the future.
To liaise with the Council on other issues affecting the local community and businesses.
To work with the Town Centre Manager on
the promotion of Crayford Town Centre.
To encourage investment in projects and participation in community activities that enhance
the quality of life of people living and working
in Crayford.
A VOICE FOR
CRAYFORD
Tandoori RestaurantFully Licensed and Air Conditioned
Open 7 Days a week for lunch & dinner
169-171 Station Road, Sidcup, Kent DA15 7AA
Reservations: 020 8300 0777 / 020 8300 2527
(Est 1984)
Our most popular cabaret artiste returns
on Tuesday 3rd November
West End Show Star
SHENTON DIXON’s
Strictly Soul Show
Amazing, brilliant tributes to
Soul Legends
GEORGE BENSON,
LOUIS ARMSTRONG,
STEVIE WONDER
and BARRY WHITE.
Incredibly Accurate Looks,
Moves, and Vocal Ranges.
A Fantastic Party Night – For All Ages - Unmissable!
(Shenton Dixon is the UK’s only authentic
Stevie Wonder look-alike and sound-alike)
FREE ENTERTAINMENT FOR DINERS
Usual Top Quality Menu
LARGE CAR PARK AT REAR OF RESTAURANT
Warning
about stolen
equipment
The Council has issued a safety warning after
thieves stole specialist asbestos removal equipment from the old changing rooms at Hall Place,
Bexley.
Specialist contractors are removing asbestos
from the building before it is demolished.
The
Council is warning local people not to buy the
stolen equipment if it is offered to them, because
it is contaminated with asbestos.
Thieves stole various items from the site during
the day on Tuesday and on Wednesday and
Thursday nights last week, despite the fact the
site is fenced off and all the equipment locked
away - and in some cases padlocked up overnight.
The stolen items included five specialist vacuum
cleaners and a ‘wash down’ boxed trailer, which
the contractors were using to decontaminate
themselves after working inside the building.
Each of the specialist vacuum cleaners is yellow
and cylindrical with a black top.
They were of
various sizes, but typically about 700mm high
and 400mm in diameter.
They operate from a
110V power supply and need a transformer to
work from mains power.
The ‘wash down’ trailer includes a special air
lock, a wash room/shower and generator.
The
thieves also stole a specialist reciprocating saw.
Anyone who is offered any of the stolen items is
asked to call the Metropolitan Police on 0300
123 1212, Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800
555 111, or use the secure form on the
Crimestoppers’ website at www.
crimestoppersuk.
org
The old changing rooms have been replaced by
the new Hall Place pavilion, which opened in
April 2009.
200 readers will buy/sell a house this month
300 readers will buy a new bed this month
400 will buy a car
200 will buy new furniture
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