the website of South Ashford Community Forum
Half of our children are driven to school, yet the average school run for primary schools is just 1.5 miles.
Walking, cycling, scooting or skateboarding to school helps kids engage with their community, stay healthy and arrive alert and relaxed.
Driving less for families can mean more active, sociable lifestyles.
#DriveLessLiveMore
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3 in 10 Brits think making a partner account for all the money they spend is not abusive.
But it can be.
#talkaboutabuse
1 in 10 British people don’t realise that domestic abuse can be more than physical violence.
But it can be.
#talkaboutabuse
Three in five people don’t realise that financial abuse can be domestic abuse.
But it can.
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One in four adults in England are obese and a further 37% are overweight.
Regular walking, jogging and cycling can help guard against asthma, depression, diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis and some cancer.
People who take the bus or train to work instead of driving have a lower BMI and a healthier bodyweight.
#DriveLessLiveMore
Nearly 10% of adults think its OK to slap or hit a partner if they have an affair.
It’s not. It’s domestic abuse.
#talkaboutabuse
‘Talk about abuse’ is a campaign to encourage people to look for signs of domestic abuse among their friends and family, to talk about it, listen and support and suggest further help.
Tell your friends and family to sign up to our 16 Days of Action to help people talk about abuse. You can do this in several different ways:
#talkaboutabuse
Every day 5 people die on UK roads, and over 60 are seriously injured – every one causes needless devastation, trauma and suffering1. The vast majority of casualties are down to driver error.
Fraudsters have set up a high specification website template advertising various electrical goods and domestic appliances. These goods are below market value and do not exist. The fraudsters will request your card details via the website; however the purchaser will then receive an email stating the payment failed and they must pay via bank transfer.
The fraudsters entice the purchaser and reassure them it is a legitimate purchase by using the widely recognised Trusted Shop Trustmark. The fraudsters are using the Trustmark fraudulently and have not been certified by Trusted Shops and therefore the purchaser is not covered by the Trusted Shop money-back guarantee.
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