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We all know the message about the im-We all know the message about the importance of hand sanitising. But it is not always practical to carry bottles of sanitiser in your pocket or bag and with an estimated 10 portance of hand sanitising. But it is not always practical to carry bottles of sanitiser in your pocket or bag and with an estimated 10 million empty sanitiser bottles due to end up million empty sanitiser bottles due to end up in UK landfill this year, local business woman in UK landfill this year, local business woman Beverley Boon has been developing an idea Beverley Boon has been developing an idea that would help to keep us protected and that would help to keep us protected and change the way we think about hand hygiene. Bactiband, is a multipurpose, wearable wrist change the way we think about hand hygiene. dispenser suitable for sanitising your hands on Bactiband, is a multipurpose, wearable wrist the go. The concept is simple, Fill It - Wear It - dispenser suitable for sanitising your hands on Use It. Bactiband is refillable so can be you get in shop doorways and it is ideal for the go. The concept is simple, Fill It - Use It. Bactiband is refillable so can be filled with up to 15mls of sanitiser gel, liquid, liquid soap, which offers approximately 20 doses. The band is light weight, and made of the gym, shopping, when you are out and about or when you feel you safety might be compromised. filled with up to 15mls of sanitiser gel, liquid, high quality silicone. Bactiband comes with a liquid soap, which offers approximately 20 refill bottle so you fill it with your chosen doses. The band is light weight, and made of product and it is ready for use and it is availahigh quality silicone. Bactiband comes with a refill bottle so you fill it with your chosen ble in 17 different colours. The concept for Bactiband was developed long before Covid-19. Whilst Beverley was at product and it is ready for use and it is availa-university one of her modules involved deble in 17 different colours. signing a product or service and developing it, The concept for Bactiband was developed which seems quite uncanny as she developed long before Covid university one of her modules involved dea product very similar to Bactiband! Bactiband is such an ingenious and novel idea which helps to protect you and those around signing a product or service and developing it, you and most importantly it helps to prevent which seems quite uncanny as she developed the spread of bacteria, virus and cross con- Beverley has developed a red, yellow and a product very similar to Bactiband! Bactiband is such an ingenious and novel idea which helps to protect you and those around tamination. Having Bactiband on your wrist means you have sanitiser to hand when you need it, it is much better than having to use some of the most dubious smelling sanitisers green traffic light system suitable for schools and businesses, which clearly shows those who are happy to interact, those who are cautious about interacting and red for those who you and most importantly it helps to prevent are not happy to interact. the spread of bacteria, virus and cross conWith Christmas just around the corner Bactitamination. Having Bactiband on your wrist means you have sanitiser to hand when you need it, it is much better than having to use band is suitable for the whole family and makes a perfect and novel stocking filler at just £7.99. To spread joy and not germs head to the online shop at www.bactiband.co.uk some of the most dubious smelling sanitisers and type the word JOY at checkout to receive a 20% discount. For anyone without access to computer Beverley offers free local delivery. Please call 07903 356 092.

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We would like to reassure the community that temperature drops or and may appear darker emissions from the Eco Park are mostly steam on an overcast day, and this is not an indica(the largest and only visible emission), with tion of a change in emissions. While the plant oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and tiny is in use you will continue to see a plume amounts of pollutants that must comply with when atmospheric conditions make the water the Environment Agency’s (EA) permitted vapour more visible. limits and strict EU regulations. All emissions go through a filtration and We would like to reassure the community that Steam is an odourless, colourless gas so you may notice a small gap between the top of the odour abatement system and are carefully monitored through a Continuous Emissions stack and where the visible plume begins – Monitoring System (CEMS). Any emissions this is the invisible steam. As the steam moves further away from the stack it con- emissions from the Eco Park are mostly steam breaches are reported to the EA along with information on the cause and any corrective (the largest and only visible emission), with denses into water vapour, appearing in cloudlike plumes. This process can be seen at a action. The EA can request emissions data at any time in addition to the formal reporting smaller scale on a household tea kettle. requirements at regular intervals and have oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and tiny The steam plume leaving the stack is more visible in colder temperatures and can appear enforcement authority. amounts of pollutants that must comply with darker when the water molecules reflect light, just like how clouds can appear grey. The Visit www.EcoParkSurrey.co.uk for more information on emissions, monitoring and air the Environment Agencyplume may be more visible at night when the quality. limits and strict EU regulations.

Steam is an odourless, colourless gas so you may notice a small gap between the top of the stack and where the visible plume begins this is the invisible steam. As the steam moves further away from the stack it condenses into water vapour, appearing in cloud like plumes. This process can be seen at a smaller scale on a household tea kettle.

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To advertise call Monica on 07979 808991 visible in colder temperatures and can appear 51 Or email monica@villagematters.co.uk

North Surrey Domestic Abuse Service (managed by Citizens Advice Elmbridge West) supports the communities of Spelthorne, Epsom and Ewell and Elmbridge experiencing domestic abuse. Incidents of reported domestic abuse have increased by up to 50% during the Coronavirus pandemic.

We define domestic abuse as an incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading and violent behaviour, including sexual violence. In the majority of cases the abuse is by a partner or ex-partner, but also can be by a family member or carer. It is very common. In the vast majority of cases it is experienced by women and is perpetrated by men. Domestic abuse can include, but is not limited to, the following: • Coercive control (a pattern of intimidation, degradation, isolation and control with the use or threat of physical or sexual violence) • Psychological and/or emotional abuse • Physical or sexual abuse • Financial or economic abuse • Harassment and stalking • Online or digital abuse

If you have experienced domestic abuse or are currently experiencing it and live in Spelthorne, you can contact North Surrey Domestic Abuse Service for help. We are open 9am – 4pm Monday to Friday, outside of this time, you can leave a message with your safe to contact details and we will call you back. Phone – 01932 260690. Email – nsdas@caew.org.uk Webchat - We have just launched a new service. You can speak to a specialist adviser anonymously. Click on the “chat live with us” button via our website www.nsdas.org.uk. In an emergency always dial