Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 8
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 8
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| Date of Publication | 14th January 2016 |
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8 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 14, 2016 Helping handon ‘Civvy St’ ‘. Here {:0 fordshire Armed F 2" r‘ was 1- From left: Mike Smart chair of SSAFA, Tim Howson SSAFA Cllr Peter McCaulI, Lady Darnley, Cllr Mark McEvilly, Sharon Parker from the Royal British Legion and David Williams SSAFA .»\T LAST. The hearing aid that thousands hint: wanted is now available. Alta: is a totally imisiblc hearing aid when \\'Ul’l’l. It offers pensioners the opp— ortunity to defy hearing loss by compensating for your indiyidual hearing loss. in all situations. day and night. Nobody can see it because What are you looking for from a school? High academic standards yet highly inclusive admissions policy. El: it fits snugly and comfortably in your ear canal and uses the car‘s natural acoustics for natural sound quality. Everythin:I III—irks auto- nIIticalIy fhcrL are no controls to worry about so there‘s no need to keep fiddling about and adjusting settings. You can start enjoying life \tI\ 1:. 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' Opportunity for flexi-boarding at exam El times or when it helps out at home. If you designed your ideal school from scratch, it would look a lot like Lucton. Please call for further details: HEREFORDSHIRE is home to many families with members who have served in the armed forces. And now a new tool has been launched to help ex- service person nel and their families access services in the county. Herefordshire Civilian Military Task Group is encouraging those people to benefit from a new information book~ let which was released this week. ‘Service to Civvy Street’ is a guide to help veterans of all ages and their families navigate healthcare, employ ment. housing. educa- tion and other support county. It was launched this week by Lady Darnley, the Lord Lieutenant of Herefordshire, at the Military Charities Help- desk at Franklin House, Hereford. Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces or is the partner, spouse or family member of some- one who has served can take advantage of the new booklet. The booklet is avail— able from the helpdesk on Tuesdays and Thurs- days from 10am to 2pm at the Franklin House Customer Service Centre 011 Blueschool Street, Hereford. It is also available on line at herefordshire. herefordtimescom Festive Lions’ cash totted up VISITORS to the Hereford Lions Club Santa Grotto at the Wyevaie Garden Centre helped to raise thousands of pounds to the group's charity fund. A total 27,000 was made, boosted by the visits of the Lions' Santa Sleigh to the city's streets and villages. Club president Colin Smith said: “Yet again Herefordians showed their I great spirit of generosity and we will ensure this wonderful gesture will be put to good use helping those in need I in the community." 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