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SUPPORTING THE CHARTWELL CANCER TRUST

Issue 13 – 2016

INSIDE: CCT TIGER WARD UPDATE

BCCSG/CCCSG

UPDATE

EARLY WARNING UPDATE

COMEDY NIGHT NEWS & FUN

THE FORCE COMES TO BROMLEY!

Inside: Jokes Puzzles

PLUS: • Health Advice • Charity Dinner at Tamasha

• CCT Frog Update • Swishing Success

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THE CHARTWELL AND KING’S

Published by: C&K Magazine Ltd, Aileen McHugo Building, Westmore Green, Tatsfield, Westerham, Kent TN16 2AG Tel: 01959 570322 Email: info@chartwellcancertrust.co.uk Director Natalie Reilly Editor Michael Douglas Features Natalie Reilly Barbara Field-Holmes Advertising Michelle Simpson 07785 281119 Production & Sub-Editing Barbara Field-Holmes Bigg-in Words Ltd Tel: 01959 575031 Email: enquiries@bigginwords.co.uk Design Matt Harding www.purplelimecreative.co.uk Printed by Premier Print Group Trustees Michael Douglas Gile Juttla Christopher Regan Bobby Beech Hon. Secretary Michael V. Keane BA FCCA

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elcome to the latest edition of our FUNdraising magazine. This issue reports on our latest events and as usual includes information about the achievements of our brilliant supporters and the amazing and outrageous stunts that many carry out to raise funds for the Chartwell and Tiger Wards, the Bromley and Croydon Childhood Cancer Support Groups and the Frog Room in Croydon University Hospital. Massive thanks to you all from our office team and Events Committee, we think you’re wonderful.

The Patient Surveys and Clinical Report for the In Patients Ward have now been completed. We await a positive outcome and will share any news as soon as we are in a position to do so. So far we have received a staggering 8,000 signed petitions, either in the post or online, since the announcement of the proposed closure. We are grateful to everyone for their overwhelming support and taking the time to come out in force to put a stop to these proposals.

The political position at present is uncertain and the future will at least be challenging. What is certain however, is that the promises made for the NHS will disappear. For this reason we need our charities even more to help support the staffing levels in our hospitals. While we have supported certain capital projects our principal investment will always be staffing levels. We are delighted to be supporting our new Health Care Assistant, Daniel Corpadean who started working in the Tiger Ward on 13th June. A big welcome to Daniel, we wish him every happiness going forward looking after our children undergoing treatment.

Thank you for continuing to support our efforts.

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Catherine McGarry Matron of Cancer and Palliative Care.

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Events Committee Dr Stella Bowcock Consultant Haematologist.

Mr Prakash Sinha MS MD FRCS Consultant Oncoplastic Brest & Endocrine Surgeon.

Dr Corinne De Lord FRCP MD FRCPath Consultant Haematologist Princess Royal University Hospital.

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CONTENTS

Contents 6-7

Feature: Watching the Airshow – English Style!

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News: Cotswold 113 Half Ironman Distance Triathlon.

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News: Pratts Bottom Fete.

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Feature: Second Annual Comedy Night, a bullish success.

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News: Thank You Dave, CCT Frog Update, Update on Grace’s Progress, Tamasha Charity Dinner – May, New Life Church Annual Charity Ball.

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CCT Promotion: Early Warning Update.

Supporter‘’}‘]æ ‘]}s Profile: Maag Kitchens.

Healthcare Advice: Kidney Cancer.

Supporters’ Update: Donations, Supporters, New Patrons, Legacies and Ways to Donate.

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About Us: Including The CCT donation form.

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Calendar of Events

News: A Beery Good Time!

Jokes: See pages 10, 18, 24, 48, 56

News: Malcolm Bushell Memorial Day.

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News: Thank you to our skydivers, Dan’s Ultra Challenge, Jayne Yates Memorial Golf Day, Thank you to our British 10k London running team.

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BCCSG & CCCSG Update: Mytime – Beckenham Spa Buzz Zone soft play.

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News: Rotary Club Beckenham.

Games Page: See page 54, plus solution to Crossword 12.

News: Kentones visit to Leeds Castle.

CCT Tiger Ward: The Force Awakens in Bromley.

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CCT Tiger Ward: Tiger Update and Donation Form.

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CCT Tiger Ward: Overwhelming Success for Swishing, Bags for Life!

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CCT Tiger Ward: Welcome to Ethan’s joke page...

We would love to hear from you, so please contact us with your news and views, features and fundraising ideas.

Write to the Editor at: Room 1, Aileen McHugo Building, Westmore Green, Tatsfield TN16 2AG, or email info@chartwellcancertrust.co.uk

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COVER STORY FEATURE

Watching the air show

‘OLD ENGLISH’

By Barbara Field-Holmes

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eatly cut sandwiches, homemade cakes and scones, and fine English tea, all served on pretty-patterned china and porcelain crockery added a wonderful 1940s British touch to The Chartwell Cancer Trust’s marquee at this year’s Festival of Flight celebrations at Biggin Hill Airport. The theme complemented the celebrations of HM Queen Elizabeth II’s birthday, which took place the same weekend and turned the day into a real family affair. Speciality caterers, Tea Vintage, were so successful at our Festival of Flight event last year, that The CCT approached them again to provide the food and beverages, including freshly made orange squash, all of which was available throughout the day to around 200 VIP guests. A ‘pay bar’ was also in the marquee for those wanting something a little stronger!

The inside of the marquee was decorated 60s-style to tie in with the 1960s theme chosen by the Festival of Flight organisers to celebrate this very historical air show that has been run at Biggin Hill since 1963. ‘Flower power’, brightly coloured banners adorned the walls, while vinyl records were hung from the marquee frame, their empty covers scattered randomly on the tables. Floral and crisp white tablecloths and chairs decorated with either a bright green CCT ‘Bag for Life’, or a bright orange CCT Tiger Ward ‘Bag for Life’, added to the colourful ambience.

Despite the odd rain shower and frequently disappearing sunshine, everyone enjoyed watching the carefully choreographed air displays from the marquee’s doorway or outside from a ‘private’ garden area. In between watching the

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Spitfires, Hurricanes and many other displays, guests were able to come and go from the marquee at their leisure, and explore the many other attractions at the air show, which included a fun fair catering for all ages, from Tea Cups to Bumper Cars and Bouncy Castles. There were also performances from a tribute group and theatrical groups, and the 60s Village featured classic cars from that era. Guests were also able to go and view a number of military vehicles and model aircraft, as well as see the display of static aircraft from the BH Heritage Hanger, Shipping and Airlines Classic British aircraft collection, the Wessex Club helicopters and more from behind the hangar doors, before returning to The CCT marquee for more refreshments and to watch the spectacular performance from the famous Red Arrows.

For some of the guests (especially the younger ones!), the highlight was having their photograph taken with the ‘Blues’ – engineers and technicians from the support team to the Red Arrows. The teamwork shown by the pilots in the air is reflected in the dedication and professionalism of the 100+ support staff on the ground. The support team’s success results from their Royal Air Force training, the pride they take in their work and their determination, motivation, and, very often, sheer hard work.

Without them, the Red Arrows could not function.

At the end of the afternoon, Trustee Michael Douglas drew the raffles – one for the children and one for the adults, handing out a number of spectacular prizes including Champagne,

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COVER STORY FEATURE

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The inside of the marquee was decorated 60s-style to tie in with the 1960s theme chosen by the Festival of Flight organisers to celebrate this very historical air show that has been run at Biggin Hill since 1963

Tea done 40s-style.

One lump or two?

Family Membership to Nuffield Health in Hayes Lane, Bromley, two Red Arrow signed gifts, a Cook jute bag and a week’s break in Turkey.

Michael thanked everyone for coming and for their generous support and added, “Every year our supporters amaze us with their wonderful generosity, not just with their donations and gifts, but with their time and commitment. It is only through this commitment that we are able to support the Chartwell Unit at the Princess Royal University Hospital, and now the children’s Tiger Ward at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich through the new CCT Tiger Ward, the sister charity to The Chartwell Cancer Trust. It has also enabled us to fund the

’’ The CCT organisers pose for photos with the famous ‘Blues’ – engineers and technicians from the support team to the Red Arrows

2 x Spartan personal training sessions, Waitrose Italian red wine, Swiss praline chocolate assortments, sparkling Pink Fizz donated by Majestic Wines, On the Beach gift voucher, £5 and £10 Tesco vouchers, a £25 Toby Carvery dining out card and a £10 Cook voucher.

Alongside the raffles, a number of other prizes were up for auction, including a 30 minute flying experience, one month’s

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Bromley Childhood Cancer Support Group and the Croydon Childhood Cancer Support Group and the Frog Room at the Croydon University Hospital, and many other projects such as the refurbishment of the Treatment Suite at the Chartwell Unit.

“I would also like to thank Rachael Wallis, Michelle Simpson, Natalie Reilly and Darcy Wells for their hard work in making today possible; the catering staff from Tea Vintage for looking after us so well again. Finally, a big thank you to the Biggin Hill Airport staff for their hospitality, including Managing Director Will Curtis and Community Engagement Manager, Colin Hitchins, who organised the Festival of Flight event and invited us to attend as one of their chosen charities of the year.”

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CCT NEWS

Pratts Bottom Fete – 7th May Punch & Judy show

ratts Bottom Fete Committee held their fete on 7th May and got in touch to let us know that they were sending us a wonderful donation of £250 from the money they raised on the day. Several hundred people attended as the weather was perfect. This traditional annual fete had all the usual games including lucky dip which were all run at 50p for the children, a Punch and Judy Show, music and entertainment for the whole family and new games such as the ‘Pot of Gold’ where there were some substantial prizes to be won. All in all, everyone had a great time! Thank you for your fantastic support.

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e held our second annual Comedy Night at The Bull’s Head, Chislehurst on Thursday 23rd June.

The evening took place in the pub’s very tastefully decorated private dining room, which also had its own private bar and outside garden seating (shame it was raining as per usual!). When everyone had arrived David Apps – very smartly dressed in black tie evening dress – welcomed the guests and gave a moving speech about his daughter Katie Apps and the wonderful care and treatment she received during her time in the Chartwell Unit. He said that the evening was dedicated to Katie’s memory. At just 23, Katie sadly passed away on New Year’s Day 2014 following a brave battle with cancer.

and a sought after commodity within the TV Warm Up arena. Those fortunate (or unfortunate!) to be sitting at the front of the show, were subject to a lot of audience participation – all who were very good sports. Following Cerys, Demitris introduced Dave Thompson better known for playing Tinky Winky in the Teletubbies and an international stand-up comedian. Dave had the audience engaged with his hilarious jokes and also managed to persuade one of the guests to join in! During the evening, we also had a special surprise visitor, 14 year old Ben Sidwell, who delighted and wowed guests with his superb close up magic tricks during dinner and the intervals.

The evening took place in the pub’s very tastefully decorated private dining room, which also had its own private bar and outside garden seating.

David then introduced Trustee Bobby Beech who said “Grace” and dinner was served. After a delicious meal, David introduced comedian Demitris Deech, who had everyone in fits of laughter and nicely warmed up after lots of audience interaction(!) for the next two comedy line-ups. First, was Cerys Nelmes, one of the fastest emerging, quality female comedians currently performing on the UK comedy circuit

The evening concluded with a raffle very kindly drawn by Katie’s mum Jackie and sister Steph, and an auction led by David Apps. David thanked everyone who attended and said he looked forward to hosting another comedy night next year. Special thanks to David, Jackie and Steph for their continued support, to the comedians for ensuring all the guests had a great time, to Ben for bringing a little bit of magic to the evening and to Jayne and her staff at The Bull’s Head for their fantastic hospitality, food and service.

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CCT NEWS

THANK YOU DAVE! TAMASHA CHARITY Thank you to David Taylor who personally raised £650 in aid of The Chartwell Cancer Trust at the Hayes Village Fair Barbecue Stall on 11 June. This lovely donation is also being matched by Barclays Bank under their Community Investment Scheme.

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Update on Grace’s progress e reported in the last issue of Grace's plight to raise enough money for her and her family to travel to the USA. Grace has Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma Cancer and urgently needs to undergo protone therapy treatment in Oklahoma, USA followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

With overwhelming support from friends, family and so many other people who wanted to help, they raised enough money to make this happen. This included Kelvin Boyd-Wilson, who is currently receiving treatment for leukaemia.

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Thank you to Prakash Sinha and his team, everyone who attended and support us, and Mr Prakash Sinha, Consultant Tamasha for hosting such Breast Surgeon a wonderful evening.

NEW LIFE CHURCH ANNUAL CHARITY BALL New Life Church Biggin Hill held their annual charity ball in May. Over 70 guests had a wonderful evening. They were treated to a three course dinner while enjoying live music, followed by cabaret featuring a selection of songs from the musicals and classical arias. There was also a very successful raffle and auction, with items including a Russell & Bromley leather handbag, theatre tickets for Thriller and various vouchers from several local shops and businesses who are always so very supportive. The CCT received a cheque for £1500 being part of the proceeds raised on the night. Thank you to New Life Church for continuing to support us and special thanks to supporters Diane Gething and Julie Dixon for their hard work in ensuring the charity ball was such a fantastic success.

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Thank you to the Friends of Whitehall Recreation Ground who held their Annual Beer Festival on Saturday 25th June at Whitehall Recreation Ground, Southlands Road, Bromley. There was live music and entertainment all afternoon plus lots of fun for the whole family including of course, wine, Pimm's, food and plenty of Beer! They invited us to join them so we could display our CCT stand. Despite the heavy downpours the event was fantastic. We received donations, sold a few Bags for Life and this platform also gave us the opportunity to tell local residents of the good work we do! Special thanks to Event Committee Members Stacey Brown, Andrew and Elaine Snelgrove, Fran Hurren and Anna Lacey from the office who all volunteered their time to represent The CCT.

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Talking can help BEREAVEMENT COUNSELLING

Losing someone close to you can be the hardest thing to come to terms with, especially when you have helped to nurse them through an illness, such as cancer.

The feeling of helplessness, followed by loss, can be quite overwhelming and not everyone is able to talk about these feelings, especially to other members of the family who are no doubt going through the same experience.

“Talking to someone you don’t know is often easier,” says bereavement counsellor Abi Collins.

Abi has a great deal of counselling experience, including: • working with young people in Lambeth Council; • as a school welfare officer looking after difficult and problem students that nobody else could cope with; Abi Collins • has attended a counselling course; • received bereavement counselling herself; • has helped counsel people for Harris Hospice in Orpington, and • recently counselled a young mother with two children who lost a loved one being treated in the Chartwell Unit in the PRUH. “There is no magic secret to what I do,” she says.

“It is all about listening skills, letting someone talk through everything in their own time, in a calm, relaxed environment.”

Abi would like to help more people, mainly in the Tatsfield and Westerham area. She offers counselling on a voluntary basis on referral only through The Chartwell Cancer Trust.

If you think Abi might be able to help you, please contact The Chartwell Cancer Trust on 01959 570322 or email info@chartwellcancertrust.co.uk

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Time is like a river. You cannot touch the water twice, because the flow that has passed will never pass again. Enjoy every moment of life.

As a bagpiper, I play many gigs. Recently I was asked by a funeral director to play at a graveside service for a homeless man. He had no family or friends, so the service was to be at a pauper’s cemetery in the Nova Scotia back country.

As I was not familiar with the backwoods, I got lost and, being a typical man, I didn’t stop for directions.

I finally arrived an hour late and saw the funeral guy had evidently gone and the hearse was nowhere in sight. There were only the diggers and crew left and they were eating lunch. I felt bad and apologised to the men for being late.

I went to the side of the grave and looked down and the vault lid was already in place.

I didn’t know what else to do, so I started to play.

The workers put down their lunches and began to gather around. I played out my heart and soul for this man with no family and friends.

I played like I’ve never played before for this homeless man.

And as I played “Amazing Grace”, the workers began to weep. They wept, I wept, we all wept together. When I finished, I packed up my bagpipes and started for my car. Though my head was hung low, my heart was full.

As I opened the door to my car, I heard one of the workers say, “I never seen anything like that before, and I’ve been putting in septic tanks for twenty years.”

Apparently, I’m still lost.... it’s a man thing.

When you have stopped laughing be sure to forward this on to others who would enjoy a good story.

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Malcolm Bushell Memorial Day

n the 31st October 2015, Malcolm Bushell, 64, husband to Christine, father to Matthew and Sarah and grandfather to Jessica, passed away at the Chartwell Unit.

Malcolm battled a short illness with cancer and throughout his time at the Unit, he didn’t stop praising the staff and the level of care and respect that they showed him. The support Malcolm’s family received from the Unit after his passing, was remarkable.

In honour of their father, Malcolm’s children were keen to give back to the unit and as an avid golfer, what better way to do this than holding a fundraising golf day at one of Malcolm’s local clubs, Broke Hill Golf Club.

The day was arranged by the Chief Executives of Martin Arnold Associates, Jim and Roger. They, with their assistant Sarah, worked tirelessly to organise the day in memory of Malcolm, their old colleague and friend.

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The event took place in May 2016. The sun was shining and the scene was set for over 80 of Malcolm’s friends, family and colleagues to come together and tee off. Non-golfers were involved in caddying, and assisting with the running of the day.

Banners were erected with Malcolm’s picture, volunteers were wearing t-shirts adorned with Malcom’s face and a fun day was had by all.

The evening brought a fabulous sit down meal where more of Malcolm’s associates joined the celebration of his life, reminiscing about the times they had had with the well-loved man. The meal was followed by a raffle and auction providing a vast range of prizes and experiences available to winners. This proved extremely successful with just under £6,000 being raised for the Chartwell Unit.

A special thank you goes to everyone who supported the day; to Jim, Roger and Sarah for organising, to the many attendees and to the companies who so generously donated prizes for the raffles and auctions. All in all, in Malcolm’s words it was ‘a perfect day’.

Matthew Bushell, Malcolm’s son, has vowed to continue fundraising for the Unit which cared for his father. In honour of Malcolm and in aid of the Chartwell Unit, Matthew will be undertaking the 3peak challenge on the 6th August with his close friend Colin Davis. Colin has been recently bereaved following the sad passing of his mother, also to cancer. The 3-peak challenge consists of climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Mount Snowdon over a 24 hour period. Both Matthew and Colin would welcome your support and their fundraising page can be found at: www.virginmoneygiving.com/matthewbushell

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Thank you to our skydivers for bravely taking the plunge on the 24 July for The CCT and CCT Tiger Ward (mentioned on page 34). Many were again from Direct Line; Mark Sawyer, Pawan Verma, Martin Belsom, Carl Aldridge, Shanice Remy, Natty Nkomo, Georgina Peppiat and Michel Baumgart. We are pleased to be Direct Line's chosen charity of the year.

Kelley Knell also jumped for The CCT. We look forward to reporting on how they did in the next issue.

Dan’s Ultra Challenge assive congratulations to Daniel Wright for successfully completing the 2016 London 2 Brighton 100K Ultra Challenge on 28th May. Daniel wanted to do this challenge for his mum, Marissa Wright, who sadly passed away in the Chartwell Unit three years ago. Daniel is quite a serious runner, running 10k every day for the last six years and managing a 20 mile run rather easily (and rather annoyingly to his dad Steven Wright!). He finished in a superb time of 12 hours 40 minutes and even coming 32nd! Most importantly, Daniel said, he raised £800 thank you Daniel, we are very proud of you. Daniel and his family continue to support us in lots of ways; Lisa ran the London Marathon in 2015, Stephen, Lisa, Daniel and other family members also had a team in the British 10k London Run in 2014 and Steven's Tree of Memories is at Coolings Green and Pleasant.

The Tree of Memories was set up in 2013 as a tribute to Marissa, Steven's wife, and is situated on The Nature Trail, a popular attraction for families and children especially during the school holidays. Passers by can tie a ribbon to the tree and make a small donation in a bird box in favour of The CCT. The Tree of Memories still receives many visitors and to date has raised a staggering £4,000. Children from the Bromley Childhood Cancer Support Group visited the Nature Trail and the Tree of Memories last summer. Especially now that the summer months and school holidays are upon us, it a lovely place for a family day out where you can experience a wealth of wildlife including wallabies, rare-breed pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks and geese. Visit page 9 for more information.

Tree of Memories picture was kindly sent in by Liz Donavan Molina who visited the Nature Trail back in May with her son Enrico (pictured right), who are part of the Bromley Childhood Cancer Support Group.

JAYNE YATES MEMORIAL GOLF DAY Bobby Beech was proudly presented a cheque for £2,000

by John and Jackie Stratton who organised a Golf Day at Parkwood Golf Club in June in memory of John's sister Jayne Yates. Family and close friends came together in tribute to Jayne. Thank you for thinking of us. Jackie told Bobby that they have promised to make this an annual event.

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Meanwhile, Dan tees off, while John figures out the scores

Thank you to our British 10k London running team who ran for The CCT and CCT Tiger Ward on Sunday 10th July.

They all had their own reasons for taking part. Many ran individually or as part of a team including corporate teams: Wagstaff, Countrywide Estate and HDI Global. We can't name you all as there are just too many of you to mention!

We are so proud of you and can't wait to report on how it went in the next issue.

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BCCSG & CCCSG Update FEATURE

Mytime – Beckenham Spa Buzz Zone soft play BCCSG & CCCSG meet up

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This was a very special day as this is an activity that is n Sunday 22nd May the Bromley & Croydon Childhood usually totally out of bounds for these children, so it really Cancer Support Groups came together for their did give them the opportunity to do something they love and monthly meet up with a private hire of the Buzz Zone enjoy the chance to just be soft play centre at Beckenham Spa. It 'normal' children. It was also a was a really fun packed afternoon and This was a very special day as great environment for the two everyone had a fabulous time. The My this is an activity that is usually groups to meet each other Time Active staff stayed after hours to giving them the opportunity to host the party for us and play with the totally out of bounds for these make new friends and share children and did everything possible to children, so it really did give them experiences, which we know ensure all the children had the best time. is invaluable and sometimes They had everyone joining in, playing the opportunity to do something a crucial lifeline to these games and running around, even the they love and enjoy the chance to families throughout their parents and when everyone was suitably difficult journeys. worn out, it was time for a lovely tea just be 'normal' children. followed by ice-cream.

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BCCSG & CCCSG Update FEATURE Firstly, we would like to say a huge thank you to them and the fantastic My Time Active staff for making this happen. Secondly, we would also like to thank them for going out of their way to ensure that the children had the happiest time (which they did!) and for the family day passes they gave to everyone to use another time.

The CCT & CCT Tiger Ward have a new relationship with My Time Active, who are regular advertisers in our FUNdraising Magazine and also display the magazines in all 10 of their reception areas in the Bromley Borough, so their team were very keen to host one of our meet ups.

Melody who runs both the support groups said, “It was a great afternoon and lovely to see everyone, new families and old. So many happy children, siblings and parents.”

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CCT NEWS

Rotary Club Beckenham Beckenham. This includes filling and distributing the poppy trays, together with moneyboxes, to our volunteers and supporters, retrieving them after 11 November, and counting and banking the contributions. Last year we collected over £30,000 from the generous people of Beckenham. We raised further funds with our unofficial Poppy walk, a circular walk and quiz through little known parts of Central London.

he Beckenham Club is one of a worldwide network of clubs, which form Rotary International. There are about 1.2 million Rotarian members in 34,000 clubs in 160 countries.

People join Rotary to “give back” to their communities and to connect with like-minded leaders and friends. Together, we empower youth, improve health, promote peace and advance communities throughout the world.

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Rotary International is one of the driving forces in the campaign to eradicate poliomyelitis and has donated nearly £1 billion towards this. Polio is no longer endemic except in Pakistan and Afghanistan. In 2013, one of our members raised £2,700 in sponsorship, The guiding principle of Rotary is In 2015 Rotary Beckenham participating in the Copenhagen raised £12,000 for local “Service above Self” Inline Marathon (26 miles in the childrens’ charities, which is rain!). He's on the right waving! used to fund (usually) specific He is planning a further marathon in 2016 to raise more for pieces of sorely needed equipment or for a specific event.

End Polio Now. For example, we recently gave £1,500 to the Freddie Farmer The guiding principle of Rotary is ‘Service above Self’ and the Beckenham Club tries to achieve this in two ways, firstly by fund raising for other charities and secondly, by providing volunteer manpower to local charities.

Foundation to help them buy a Loco machine, which is used to improve physical mobility in children with cerebral palsy. Other childrens’ charities we support include Burgess Autistic Trust, Amaze Penge, Petts Wood Play Group and the 9th West Wickham (Special Needs) Scouts.

Rotary Beckenham has about 40 members and welcomes enquiries from prospective new members who would like to work with us towards our goal of improving our community locally, nationally and internationally.

We provide volunteers to help at other charities’ events.

Every year we supervise car parking at St Christopher’s Hospice Bluebell Walk.

We will also be supporting a Fun Day at Shortlands station for the Alzheimers Society.

This year we will be running a Stroke Awareness day locally.

Rotary Club Beckenham are supporting The Chartwell Cancer Trust for the next year. We are all grateful for their support and look forward to working with them.

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Kentones visit to Leeds Castle F ollowing the Kentones performance at the Leeds Castle Classical Concert last year in aid of The CCT, they were delighted to have been invited back to perform on the main stage in front of an audience of 12,000. They shared a stage with some world famous acts including the P & O Ferries Choir and the Definitive Rat Pack, led by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra which was conducted by John Rigby and hosted by Aled Jones.

The Kentones next appearance will be a ‘Music at the Park Kentones Show’ once again in support of The Chartwell Cancer Trust on Saturday 24th September at Langley Park School, Bromley. This musical extravaganza celebrates the 40th anniversary of Bromley Barbershop Harmony Chorus, the Kentones, an evening not to be missed. This year, the chorus won the prestigious Top Choir Kent title, achieved its highest ever score at the recent National Barbershop Convention and were double category winners at the Croydon Music Festival.

defeated Justin Bieber to secure the UK’s Official Christmas Number One, with their charity single ‘A Bridge over You’.

The evening will also feature music from the LPSB Dance Swing Band and the LPSB Breakfast Barbershop Chorus, together with the wonderfully talented Vintage Cats performing music from the Great Gatsby Era. Tickets are £12 in advance or £14 from 1st September.

Bookings can be made directly on www.ticketsource.co.uk/thekentones or by visiting the Kentones website www.thekentones.org and clicking on the link.

Fresh from performing on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and at this year’s FA Cup Final, The NHS Choir (Lewisham & Greenwich) will also be singing. You may recall that the Choir

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The force awakens in Bromley!

by Szen Ong

Annamaria and Marco Ong posing with the Imperial Outlanders

long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… Well, actually no, it was a on a sunny Saturday morning on 21st May at the Warboar Games and Paradice Board Game Café in lovely Bromley… that the Force was Awakened for the benefit of our much cherished CCT Tiger Ward!

Jason Grimwood, owner of the Warboar Games and Paradice Board Game Café, and Gareth Etherington, a member of the Imperial Outlanders (a worldwide Star Wars costume club), came together at the request of Szen Ong, father of 12 year-old Annamaria Ong, for a special Star Wars themed charity raffle and donation collection event that was organised as part of the Fantasy Flight Games X-Wing Miniatures Game 2016 Regional Championship in support of The CCT Tiger Ward.

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Numerous Star Wars related raffle prizes were donated by the 100-strong championship competitors and gaming suppliers Cog’O’Two & TT Combat. A special mention goes out to both the 186th Squadron team who donated the fantastic Bluetooth Sphero BB-8 Droid and to the 2015 XWing Games UK National Champion, Jesper Hill, who kindly donated his full set of 2015 X-Wing Alternate Art cards plus original FFG tokens, a really huge and highly

sought-after thing in the X-Wing gaming community!

While all the gaming and raffle ticket sales were going on back at Warboar, the amazing Star Wars Cosplayers from Imperial Outlanders, consisting of one Jedi Master, Kylo Ren, Boba Fett, three Storm Troopers, two Shadow Trooper, one young Shock Trooper, one Clone Trooper and the all-important Group Spotter (to help the Troopers navigate around), all went out in force into the Bromley High Street to pose for photos with the public and collecting donations whilst helping spread awareness of the CCT Tiger Ward and The Chartwell Cancer Trust Charities.

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CCT Tiger Ward NEWS which was concluded in the evening with Jason winning (or was that losing) a bet for selling ALL 1000 raffle tickets and having to don Emma’s R2-D2 dress for the rest of the evening’s event, and Annamaria having the honour of drawing out all the raffle prize winning tickets!

The Force is strong in Bromley!!!

Annamaria was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma in June 2015 and is currently being treated at both the T11N Children Cancer

Ward at UCH and the Tiger Ward at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich.

The donated Raffle prizes

Cosplayers: Luc Axten (Jedi Master), Cherish Watson (Kylo Ren), Gavin Simnett (Boba Fett), Ajay Bou, Aaron Defoe & Gareth Etherington (Storm Troopers) Mole Aj Farrow & Flo Ria (Shadow Trooper), Eden Farrow (Shock Trooper) Mike Bradford (Clone Trooper) and Jo Etherington (Group Spotter).

Annamaria & Jason drawing the raffle prizes

R2-D2 Jason with the BB-8 Droid prize

TIGER UPDATE Thank you and well done to our Tiger runners who took part in the Vitality British 10k London on Sunday 10th July for CCT Tiger Ward. Our wonderful runners were: Jon Coppen, Laura Wilson, Kimberley Dixson; Captain of Charlton Ladies First Team, Gregory Assemakis, Shaun Bridgewater, Craig Miller, Callum Downer, Joseph Thomas, Aaron Hili, Dominic Bourne, Jade Clarke, Tiffany Callaghan, Matthew Wilson, Marnie Brandon and Adelaide Da Silva Cicero.

We are so proud of you all and will be reporting on how the run went in the next issue.

Thank you and well done also to our 6 Tiger Skydivers who jumped for CCT Tiger Ward on Sunday 24 July.

Our brave jumpers were: Alan Picton, Daniel Baker, Team “Mytime” alias Stephanie Clark, James Williams, Heather Gaskin, and Vicky Fallows.

We can’t wait to report back in the next issue on how well they did.

Mytime have agreed to support the Tiger Ward going forward. They have stands displaying in our magazines in all of their leisure centres around the borough and they have very kindly donated some great raffle and auction prizes for our recent Festival of Flight event in June.

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We have our first patron to CCT Tiger Ward! Thank you and welcome to Samuel O’Brien.

Join our patronage scheme by making regular donations.

You can make any regular donation of your choice. There is no minimum amount nor any fixed tie-ins. Setting this up is quick and simple for regular and single donations. You can either complete and return the donation form on page 35 or you can visit www.chartwellcancertrust.co.uk to set it up payments online

More coins from Waitrose Waitrose have sent in more donations as part of their Green Token Scheme from stores John Lewis in Bluewater, Greenwich and Green Street Green. In total 6 Waitrose stores have supported CCT Tiger Ward so far and have raised just under £3,000!

Thank you Waitrose for this wonderful support and to everyone who nominated us for the scheme.

Funding Update New HCA for CCT Tiger Ward funded by Tiger Ward Supporters.

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had been agreed and Cat Wilde and her team were busy interviewing many candidates. We are pleased to welcome new HCA Daniel Corpadean who joined the team on 13th June and met with Trustee Michael Douglas to give him an insight into what we do. We wish Daniel well and thank you to our supporters for making this happen.

Thank you to Gambados in Beckenham who has offered exclusive use of their facilities for the children on Tiger Ward after 5pm Monday to Thursday and from 6.30pm at the weekend. They have also offered free memberships and gift certificates for us to use.

More funds have been given to top up the treasure chest of toys for the young children on the ward which we have been told they are very happy with!

Family Charity Pamper Day

We have almost reached our target towards the Tiger soft play room including a new Magic Floor. We will keep you posted on when work is likely to start. The redesign of the Teenage Room is also going ahead soon which we will report on in due course.

Laura Wilson and Gill Mariner at the CCT Tiger Ward office have been busy visiting local businesses in the area collecting raffle and auction prizes, distributing our magazines and attending charity events to get the word out! They recently attended Greenwich Summer Fete Pleasaunce on Sunday 5th June where they met local residents which gave us a wonderful platform to let them know the good work of the CCT Tiger Ward!

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Thank you to Reynolds Training Academy in Dartford for organising a Family Charity Pamper Day on Thursday 28th July in aid of CCT Tiger Ward! This was combined with their level 3 beauty course offering mini manicures, mini pedicures, mini facials, head, shoulder or neck massage.

There was also face painting, glitter tattoos, cakes and a few other bits on offer.

Greenwich Forum Greenwich Forum are kindly organising an event with music and dancing at their hall which accommodates up to 200 people on 23rd September. More details on page 38

Early Warning Parties Thank you to Amy Lloyd for organising a Prosecco Party in May and to Alison Ancrum in June (see pages 42 & 43 ).

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Swishing event Report by Barbara Field-Holmes

Five mums from Highfield Infants School organised their second Swishing event in aid of The Chartwell Cancer Trust and raised a very impressive £7,000. he event was the brainchild of Larissa Apsley, whose young daughter Beau was diagnosed with leukaemia in May 2014. Having spent much time in and out of the Tiger Ward (the children’s cancer and leukaemia ward at Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital, Woolwich, where children from the PRUH catchment area are sent for treatment), Larissa soon realised that there was a great need for funds to support both units.

At the time of Beau’s diagnosis, at the age of two, Larissa’s older daughter, Eden, had just started school at Highfield. The school seemed to be the perfect venue for a fundraising event with the first Swishing evening held in February 2015.

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Last year’s event raised over £2,200, so Larissa wanted to repeat the event this year. With the help of other mums – Emma, Amber, Chevonne and Rachel – the second ‘Swishing for Chartwell Cancer Trust’ took place in April. The success this year far exceeded expectations!

The event raised an amazing £7,000 including gift aid and Larissa’s company “Blackrock” who matched her fundraising which resulted in this whopping total. Well done everyone!

What is a Swishing event?

“Swishing is simply a fun clothes swap,” Larissa explained. “People buy a ticket (this time it was £10) and bring along up to five very good quality clothes or accessories.

Each item is exchanged for a ‘swishing token’, which can be used to swap for something fabulous, and additional ‘swishing tokens’ can be purchased on the night.

“Last year everyone had so much fun,” Larissa added. “And this year, nearly 70 people came. We held an auction as well, which raised well over £1000. www.chartwellcancertrust.co.uk

We also had lots of new items donated from local stores and businesses, which really helped to raise the money taken.”

During the evening Larissa gave a ‘from the heart’ speech, thanking everyone for coming to support the event. She also thanked the bar staff (all proceeds also went to The CCT), and Highfield Infants School for allowing them to hold the event in the school hall, free of charge.

Larissa then added, “Thank you goes nowhere near to the gratitude I have to Emma, Chev, Rachael, Amber and indeed their husbands, for their time and energy given to make this event happen. Your support is overwhelming, so thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

Larissa continued, “We have come a long way in a year. Beau is now in Highfields having a great time and she just about manages to get braids in her hair since it grew back, but she does continue to have daily chemotherapy, and will do well into Year 1.

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So what now?

Larissa went on to explain that this year’s Swishing event was to help raise funds towards paying for the provision of a Health Care Assistant. She also mentioned her friend, Melody Berthoud whose son Andrew has just finished three-and-a-half year’s of treatment for leukaemia. Melody was unable to attend the Swishing event this year as she was attending The CCT House of Commons dinner that evening, where she was speaking to supporters to convince them to fund the ongoing costs of a Health Care Assistant. Larissa said that it was important for the supporters to see that the CCT Tiger Ward was committed to fund the ongoing cost and that her Swishing event was the first injection of funds for this cause.

In conclusion, Larissa explained how the addition of the new Health Care Assistant, Daniel Corpadean, will really

nowhere to make a cup of tea, nowhere to prepare food, nowhere to try and make any home comforts for the children when they become inpatients.”

The kitchen does so much more than just providing a place to make a hot drink. Larissa explained, “It means we can store the children’s favourite breakfast and prepare it, heat up a home-cooked meal, all of which

Bags for Life!

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make a difference to the Tiger Ward.

The Tiger Team, led by the amazing Cat Wilde, decide where the funds raised go because we believe that she knows what is most beneficial for the families under her care. “Cat is our hero,” said Larissa, and we will do as much as we can to help her in the fight against these awful diseases. Catherine Wilde is the Lead MacMillan Paediatric Oncology Clinical Nurse and we support every ambition Catherine has for the Tiger Ward. The Chartwell Cancer Trust Tiger Ward Charity is a Charity that you can reach out and touch and very different to most other charities, so thank you to everyone who supported the Swishing Event, your support has made a real difference.

Always have a bag handy with The CCT and CCT Tiger Ward ‘bags for life’. These strong bags simply fold up and tuck into the built-in pouch in the corner and feature a pull cord to keep it tucked away in place until you need it. You can buy one of our bags for life by visiting our website – www.chartwellcancertrust.co.uk.

They cost just £3 each, and a significant donation goes to the relevant charity. If you want to find out more about The CCT, turn to page 55 for the About Us page.

For more information about the CCT Tiger Ward, please turn to our dedicated section which begins on page 33.

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Welcome to Ethan’s joke page...

Send Ethan your favourite joke and we will put it in our next issue.

You may also include a photo of yourself if you want to.

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Tiger Ward Ward is situated in The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in The Tiger Woolwich, South London. It is a shared care unit for children with Woolwich, cancer or leukaemia. The shared care unit provides the same treatment as the Primary Treatment Treatment Centres like The Royal Marsden and Great Ormond Street Hospitals only nearer to home. The services provided include chemotherapy and outpatient care throughout the treatment plans. The unit also includes an inpatient ward for when our children need extra care. Our excellent staff provide a loving home from home environment for our children and we provide the funds that complement the current NHS budget. The funds we raise are used where the staff on the ward decide that they are most needed.

The famous charities like Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children and The Royal Marsden were all charities before the National Health Service existed. They have a support network that hospitals built more recently can only admire. Our ambition is to provide the same level of support for the TTiger iger Ward Ward so that our children and their parents prefer a visit to the TTiger iger Ward Ward to visiting one of the more famous hospitals.

If you would like to support us in any way please get in touch, we have fundraising opportunities for everyone and would love to hear from you.

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e had eight prosecco/coffee mornings in May and June! These include Gail Gulvin who held a coffee morning in May for The CCT with a Prosecco Party in the pipeline and Amy Lloyd who held a Prosecco evening for CCT Tiger Ward and raised £300. Thank you to them and also Karen Westbrook, Alison Ancrum, Cathy Price, Melanie Smith, Claire Denhart and Wendy Cornwell for hosting prosecco and coffee morning parties in June.

Michelle Simpson was invited along to Alison’s “Big Chop” Prosecco party and reports on how the evening went on page 43.

Melanie and Claire hosted a prosecco party with a difference!

Their fantastic idea was to organise a “Ladies Prosecco Melanie & Claire

Afternoon Tea”. This took place at the Biggin Hill Social & Sports Club (BHSSC) who very kindly agreed to host the event. The Club is supporting The CCT for another year.

Tickets were sold at £10 per head which included two glasses of prosecco and afternoon tea. The tables of 4 and 8 were very tastefully decorated in vintage tradition and guests were served with home baked cakes, scones, quiche and had their glasses refilled too! They also organised bingo and held a raffle. Trustee Bobby Beech also popped in to talk about the work of the charity.

Mel said, “it was a fabulous prosecco, sandwich and cake filled afternoon”. The event was completely sold out and with the ticket money and additional donations on the day they raised an amazing £1300. The event was such a success they are thinking of hosting another one!

BOOK A PROSECCO PARTY OR COFFEE MORNING NOW! We provide you with all the tools you need to host a successful party with minimum effort!

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THE BIG CHOP

by Michelle Simpson

Alison’s hairdresser gets her ready for ‘the big chop’

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n the 9th June, Alison Ancrum one of our BCCSG Mum’s invited me to help her host ‘The Big Chop’ which was a very special prosecco soirée to celebrate the end of her son Nathan’s treatment. Alison had been growing her hair since the day Nathan had been diagnosed, around three and a half years earlier. About 40 of Alison’s friends came along to mark this momentous occasion and to watch Sarah Ellen May, the lovely hairdresser from Raw Hair Salon in Welling cut Alison’s hair, which would then be donated to the Little Princess Trust, who make the hair into children’s wigs. Sarah is also one of The CCT Team running the London 10k.

Nathan was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) in November 2012 aged 2 years 4 months. He had had an ear infection for a few weeks and had taken antibiotics for this. It didn't seem to improve, when they noticed red spots which were like tiny bruises on his feet, ‘petechia’. The doctor initially recommended fluids and calpol or nurofen, but over that weekend he Alison with CCT’s stopped eating and drank Michelle Simpson very little, he didn't have a

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temperature or swollen glands, but didn't want to do anything. By the Monday he was looking very pale so they went back to the doctors. A different doctor checked Nathan over and sent them to A&E at the PRUH. His red blood count was 3.2 (usually between 9 and 15), his heart had enlarged to twice its normal size and he was in renal failure. Over the three and a half year treatment Nathan collected a 'bead of courage' for each procedure – be it blood test, nurse visit, lumber puncture, general anaesthetic, chemo – he has a very impressive collection of 2,333 beads, many of which he got in the Tiger Ward. Nathan’s treatment finished at the end of January this year and his port-a-cath was taken out in April, so a great reason to celebrate...!!

It really was a wonderful evening which I was privileged to be a part of. All of us at The Chartwell Cancer Trust and CCT Tiger Ward would like to say a huge thank you to Alison, her family and friends for raising a whopping £1,100 on the night, and for the on-going support and fundraising projects that have been set up.

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THE SWAN WEST WICKHAM

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Supporter’s Profile

Maag Kitchens Tel: 01883 714 582 • www.maagkitchens.co.uk Maag Kitchens – supporting The Chartwell Cancer Trust “We are passionate about what we do and it is reflected in our approach,” says Martin Maag, owner of Maag Kitchens Ltd, based in Oxted, on the Kent-SurreyGreater London borders. e are continually updating and improving our showroom in Oxted, which I have had since first setting up Maag Kitchens in 2002. Our showroom demonstrates both contemporary and traditional kitchen styles with unique storage solutions; varied work surfaces and glass splash back colours.

Prior to setting up Maag Kitchens, I was a self-employed bathroom and kitchen fitter. Of the two, I preferred fitting kitchens and saw that there was a real opportunity for a small showroom in Oxted. As a fitter, I grew ever more frustrated with the way I was treated as a customer during the design stage and the supply of kitchens. Inherently, parts were always missing, designs were inaccurate to room sizes and the level of service to the consumer was poor. I also felt that kitchens were often over-priced and the service was under-delivered.

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and I would continue on the tools. However, right from the start I had so many enquiries that I had to quickly take on experienced fitters to deal with the workload and found myself running the business and looking after the showroom.

The company very quickly outgrew the original showroom, so I took more space in the same building and employed more fitters. The business continued to grow and I took on space upstairs and employed a designer and admin staff.

We are a Siemens 5 Star IQ Design Centre and specialise in German-made kitchens. This means we only have Siemens appliances in the showroom and they are our preferred partners. However, we can supply other brands if requested. We aim to provide a high quality product and service, and we continually strive to exceed our customer’s expectations. Our company is built on honesty, integrity and service to our customers.

We pride ourselves on being able to provide you with anything from a £3,000 to £4,000 kitchen upgrade (replacement doors, worktops or new appliances), up to a £50,000+ bespoke, project-managed kitchen. Although we prefer to supply and fit, to ensure the perfect result, we can supply to tradesmen and fitters. Visit us and enjoy a free coffee from our Siemens coffee machine today! See what we can offer, find out about our service.

We have also recently taken on quality fitted bedrooms.

Please ask for a brochure. The bedrooms will be displayed in an additional showroom that we are planning to open later this year.

Supporting local charities is something we like to do. We often support local charity events, such as the recent CCT invitation to support their hospitality marquee at the Festival of Flight Air Show, held at Biggin Hill Airport on June 11th.

We heard about The CCT and their work through Barbara Field-Holmes of Bigg-In Words Ltd, who works with The CCT on their FUNdraising Magazine and doing PR, and belongs to the same BNI networking group as Maag Kitchens.

Although we probably come just outside the catchment area for the PRUH and Chartwell Unit, we felt it was a very good charity to support, and not that far away. We took our staff to the air show, booking a whole table and had a really wonderful day!

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More Jokes!

JOKES

An English teacher wrote, “A woman without her man is nothing” on the chalkboard and asked his students to punctuate it correctly.

All the male students in the class wrote: “A woman, without her man, is nothing.”

All the female students in the class wrote: “A woman: without her, man is nothing.”

Punctuation is powerful!

The Beatles did a tour of Australia, it was advertised as John, Paul, George and Dingo!

They’re not very well behaved in the House of Lords, it’s not their fault, it’s just Peer pressure!

It’s not a good idea to carry a pet Rabbit around by the ears, apparently it makes them lazy!

My house has been infested by an Italian sauce. I’ve had to call pesto control!

I got badly hurt in a pillow fight, the doctor said I had concushion!

After I left College I had one of my front teeth removed for a year. It was my gap year!

My favourite Russian song is “Crimea River”!

I used to leapfrog over pillar boxes – last time I did it, I broke my nose and four ribs. It was one of those little square ones, stuck to a wall!

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HEALTHCARE ADVICE

Kidney

Kidney cancer is the eighth most common cancer in adults in the UK, with just over 10,000 people diagnosed each year.

The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs located on either side of the body, just beneath the ribcage. Their main role is to filter out waste products from the blood, in addition to producing urine. Only one of the kidneys is usually affected by cancer.

Kidney cancer most frequently affects people over 50 years of age and is more common among men.

Less common symptoms of kidney cancer include: • extreme tiredness (fatigue) or anaemia • unintentional weight loss • a high temperature of 38°C (100.4°F) or above • night sweats • a general sense of feeling unwell • swelling of the veins in the testicles (in men) • loss of appetite • high blood pressure (hypertension)

cancer Types of kidney cancer

Many different types of cancer can affect the kidneys.

The most common type is renal cell carcinoma (RCC), which accounts for over 80% of all kidney cancers.

Rarer types of kidney cancer include: • transitional cell cancer – develops in the lining of the kidneys and usually affects men who are 50 years of age or over • Wilms’ tumour – a rare type of kidney cancer that affects children

When to seek medical advice See your GP immediately if you have pain or a swelling or a lump in your kidney area (on either side of your body, just below your ribcage).

You should also see your GP if you have blood in your urine. Although it’s highly unlikely to be caused by kidney cancer, it could be a symptom of a less serious condition that still requires treatment, such as a kidney stone or bladder stone.

Symptoms of kidney cancer Here we focus on RCC. Most cases of kidney cancer don’t cause any symptoms in the early stages. The most common symptoms of mid-to-advancedstage kidney cancer are: • blood in your urine (haematuria) – the amount of blood is usually high enough to change the colour of your urine to a reddish or dark brown colour • a persistent pain in your side, just below the ribs • a lump or swelling in the area of your kidneys (on either side of your body) However, in around half of all cases the cancer causes no symptoms and is only detected during a routine ultrasound scan.

Treatment/prevention The earlier kidney cancer is diagnosed, the easier it is to treat.

Treatment will depend on the size and spread of the cancer. Surgery to remove the cancerous cells is usually the first course of action. Unlike most cancers, chemotherapy isn’t very effective. However, non surgical treatments are available.

As the causes of kidney cancer aren’t fully understood, it’s not possible to fully prevent it. However, leading a healthy lifestyle may reduce the chances of developing the condition. A healthy diet and exercise regime helps to avoid becoming overweight or obese, which is a significant factor for kidney cancer.

This article has been reproduced from the NHS Choices website with their kind permission.

For more information visit: www.nhs.uk/conditions/cancer-of-the-kidneys/pages/introduction.aspx

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CCT Supporters’ UPDATE e would like to say a big thank-you to intu Shopping Centre in Bromley, who are not only regular advertisers in the FUNdraising Magazine but have now also agreed to distribute the magazines for us in the shopping centre and can be found by the seated areas in the central atrium. We are very excited about this new partnership and have various things planned with intu over the next few months, so watch this space as we will keep you posted.

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We would also like to thank J & R Killick, Independent funeral directors in West Wickham, who are now including our A5 leaflets for both The CCT & the CCT Tiger Ward in their information packs.

There are many ways to get involved and support the charity, whether it’s through fundraising, sponsorship, advertising, donations or by volunteering your services or time, it is all greatly appreciated and really helps make a difference.

Supporters of the Year: Beckenham Rotary Club, Biggin Hill Social and Sports Club, Direct Line, HDI Global, Jaguar Enthusiasts Club, Petts Wood Lynwood TG, Go Travel

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Legacy In memory of Michael Terrence Rhodes

Ways to donate Donations - CCT

There are a number of ways to make a one-off donation.

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By post: Either send your donation to us at the address below (cheques made payable to The Chartwell Cancer Trust) using the donation form on page 55, or go online to www.chartwellcancertrust.co.uk To ensure we can claim the Gift Aid on all our donations, please complete the downloadable form on our website and send to: The Chartwell Cancer Trust, Room 1, Aileen McHugo Building, Westmore Green, Tatsfield TN16 2AG. By text: You can send your donation by texting the amount you wish to donate to 70070, for example, key in CHRT01£5 in your message box, and then send to 70070. It’s as simple as that!

Be a patron: Please contact The CCT office for further information, on 01959 570322 or email: info@chartwellcancertrust.co.uk CCT Tiger Ward: If you would like to make a donation to CCT Tiger Ward, please go to page 35.

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Chetan Patel - for his mother Mrs Taragen Patel who is having treatment in the Unit

years and fortunately is in remission.

WI Pratts Bottom – at a recent WI AGM meeting Peter Giles

Philip Shearer – in memory of Margaret Shearer

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Bromley Community Counselling Service – a donation instead of an 80th birthday present to Tony Catherall, on his request. Happy Birthday Tony from all at BCCS

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Tony Catherall – from his family and friends who attended his 80th birthday party and gave donations instead of birthday presents, his wife was a patient in the Chartwell Unit for several

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Nanette was a founder member of the club back in the late 1980s.

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Make a difference to cancer care

The Chartwell Cancer Trust Trust has been supporting the staffing levels in the Chartwell Unit in The Princess Royal University Wee currently support Hospital in Farnborough, Kent since 2005. W 1.5 Cancer Nurse Specialists, 2 Health Care Assistants and a part time Cancer Research Fellow.

Fellow. We We fully fund the Bromley and Croydon Childhood Cancer Support Groups. With the help of our amazing supporters, we raised enough money to fund the total refurbishment of the Treatment Treatment Suite in the Unit plus-air-conditioning. plus-air-conditioning. This was a great challenge but with the overwhelming support we received, the works are now complete. We We also provide financial support for families who find themselves in difficult circumstances while undergoing treatment for cancer or leukaemia.

TThe he Bromley and Croydon Childhood Cancer Support Groups are for families with children undergoing treatment for cancer or leukaemia. The groups meet on a regular basis in safe environments for neutropenic children whilst giving parents and siblings time to talk play and relax, including days out, treats and happy times.

Our supporters raise funds for these groups in many ways, some quite civilised and some quite mad! Why not join us and have some fun and make lots of new friends while raising money and awareness for charity,, please visit our website for full our charity details of events.

WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT THE CHARTWELL CANCER TRUST IN MANY WA W AYS • Make a donation / Become a patron / Leave a legacy • T Take ake part or attend one of our charity events • Join The CCT Running Team Vitality itality British 10K London Team in the V Run or Dragonboat Crew • T Take ake the plunge with a T Tandem andem Skydive • Host a Coffee Morning or Fizz Evening in the comfort of your own home • Organise your own event • Advertise in our magazine - Free subscription for all readers • Be a volunteer

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ABOUT US

The Chartwell Cancer Trust Supporting The Princess Royal University Hospital he Chartwell Cancer Trust is a local registered charity supporting the staffing levels in the Chartwell Unit in The Princess Royal University Hospital in Farnborough, Kent since 2005. Thanks to our amazing supporters we have now completed the fundraising for the refurbishment of the Treatment Suite in the Chartwell Unit at the PRUH and the benefits are being enjoyed on a daily basis by both patients and staff, the air conditioning will make a very big difference in the summer. The charity continues to fund additional staff in the Chartwell Unit and we are committed to this for the next four years.

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We also support the Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Tiger Ward in The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich and have recently extended that support to the Children’s Oncology Ward in The Croydon University Hospital known as the Frog Room. Both of these look after over 100 of our local children through their treatment plans.

We fully fund the Bromley and Croydon Childhood Cancer Support Groups where we aim to provide some “normal” times for our oncology families at a time in their lives when “normal” is almost impossible.

We rely on our supporters to help make this happen, from our patrons who donate on a regular basis, to one off

donations, legacies and everyone who takes part in our fantastic fundraising events. We have a diverse range of events which ensures there is something for everyone of all ages to enjoy, attend or take part in! This includes charity dinners and balls, sponsored walks and fun days, Comedy Nights, Concerts and Plays, being part of the Vitality British London 10k Run CCT team, or jumping out of the sky in a tandem skydive. We have also recently launched our “Early Warning Coffee Morning or Prosecco Soirée” campaign, where you can fundraise in the comfort of your own home with family and friends – we even provide the Coffee and Prosecco for FREE.

Please contact The Chartwell Cancer Trust NOW on 01959 570322 or email info@chartwellcancertrust.co.uk for more information.

The Chartwell Cancer Trust, Room 1, Aileen McHugo Building, Westmore Green, Tatsfield, Kent, TN16 2AG.

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Gift Aid Declaration: GIFT AID IT! If you are a UK taxpayer for every £1 you donate we get an extra 25p from the Inland Revenue at NO extra cost to you. Please tick this box if you are a UK taxpayer and wish for us to claim gift aid.

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SAT 10TH SEPTEMBER 2016 SAT The Dragon Boat Festival is the largest event of its type in Europe, with 85 teams competing in 8 dragon boats. Last year’ year’ss races were watched by around 8,000 spectators.

Bewl W ater is the perfect back drop for this spectacular Water event. Nearly £2 million in total has been raised for more than 200 charities in the last 15 years.

The Dragon Boat Festival is set to return to Bewl W ater for Water its 16th year this summer and organisers are hoping to hit that £2 million fundraising mark.

Over the years, 10,000 paddlers have taken to their decorative long boats and raised money for charities at the scenic reservoir reservoir.. Come and be part of this spectacular and colourful event.

Contact: 01959 570322 Paula: 07834 974918 or Stacey: 07956 657845 for registration detail detailss www.chartwellcancertrust.co.uk www.chartwellcancertrust.co.uk Email: info@chartwellcancertrust.co.uk The Chartwell Cancer TTrust rust Aileen McHugo Building, Westmore Green, Westmore atsfield, TTatsfield, Kent TN16 2AG

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Calendar of Events 2016 Dragon Boat Race – Saturday 10th September The CCT and CCT Tiger Ward have three boats booked for the 2016 Fundraisers Dragon Boat Festival at Bewl Water. An ultra-fun packed and highly charged atmosphere one-day event. We will have three crews of 16 paddlers (plus drummer) to race in Chinese-style Dragon Boats over a 250metre course. Crews do not need to be super fit or skilled to be successful – all that’s required is teamwork and a good sense of fun! If you would like to be part of the crew, contact 01959 570322.

Comedy Club Night at The Swan, West Wickham – Saturday 10th September An evening of comedy entertainment with a difference! Held in aid of The Chartwell Cancer Trust at The Swan, West Wickham, football will be showing on big screens until 7pm with food available in the conservatory from 7.30 to 8.00pm. The comedy show will begin at 9.00pm followed by a Raffle and Auction. For more information see page 44

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CCT Tiger Ward Charity Gala – Friday 23rd September The Forum@Greenwich will be hosting a Charity Gala in aid of the CCT Tiger Ward. The Gala will be held in the Caledonian Room at the Greenwich Forum from 7.00pm to 11.00pm, with live music entertainment by a variety of local performers. There will also be a raffle and auction. Tickets are £15 per person and include a buffet, a glass of Prosecco on arrival and a ‘pay bar’ will be available. For more information see page 38

Golf Day at Park Wood Golf Club, Tatsfield – Friday 30th September

Enjoy an afternoon of golf at the Park Wood Golf Club, Tatsfield; Tee-off from 1.00pm, followed by a buffet meal at around 6.00pm. Open to the public, tickets cost £15.00 (or £10.00 for the golf only).

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