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Fundraising Lunch at The Clink Restaurant HMP High Down to celebrate International Older People’s Day A ge UK Surrey is hosting a fundraising lunch at *The Clink High Down Restaurant, HMP High Down, High Down Lane, Sutton, SM2 5PJ to celebrate International Older People’s Day on Tuesday 1st October 2019 to raise vital funds to support services for older people across Surrey. Tickets are £40 per head, to include a two-course lunch followed by tea and coffee. Guest speaker Joy Hunter MBE will talk about her time as a secretary Winston Churchill at the War Cabinet Office. 13 Joy Please mention The Caterham Link for when responding to adverts worked at Age UK Surrey and was awarded her MBE in 2013 for services to Age UK Surrey and charity. THE HANDYMAN AJF PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FOR ALL THOSE JOBS YOU DON’T HAVE TIME FOR! General Indoor/Outdoor Maintenance Painting and Decorating UPVC Soffits and Fascias Tiling Bathrooms/Kitchens Guttering Plumbing Fencing/Paths/Patios Plastering/Coving No job too small! For friendly advice and a no obligation quote please phone Andrew: 01883 344789 / 07753 322832 [email protected] Fully Insured The Link physioguidedPILATES To book tickets please RSVP by 16th September to [email protected] or telephone Age UK Surrey on 01483 503414. IN PILATES CLASSES CATERHAM *The Clink Restaurants: The prisoners at each of The Call or email Joanne Clink training projects work up to 40-hours a week whilst working towards gaining their City & Guilds qualifications. Simulating a professional working environment, prisoners 07919 with six to 282258 eighteen months of their sentence left serve as volunteers for the programme, going through full-time training in order to reach the required level to succeed in [email protected] their respective industry. “The Clink provides prisoners with an opportunity to gain new skills and qualifications Thursday 7pm and in catering and horticulture. They then support the graduates to help them secure 8pm accommodation upon release. This offers them a real St Thomas’s chance to return to the Hall community with the ability to turn their lives which will cut crime and improve public Sacred around Heart safety. The excellent outcomes of this programme are Church, underlined by the Justice Data Lab audit – prisoners are 49.6% less likely to reoffend Essendene Road, by entering this programme.” Michael Spurr, Chief Executive, HMPPS (April 2018) 13