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Wimbledon Tennis Tickets Draw: 120 pair of tickets were up for grabs!

This is one of those stories that seems to good to be true but it's not! My family have been "members" of the Wandsworth Common tennis "club" for years (it's about 50 pounds a year for family membership). These are the pay and play courts next to The Common Ground. (http://www.allstarcoaching.co.uk/) Earlier this week we received an email from All Stars, who run the courts, explaining that if we wanted to be part of their annual Wimbledon tennis draw then we needed to turn up with our membership details on Saturday at 3.45pm and we would have the chance to buy the tickets at … [Click here to read more...]

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Stay safe in Battersea

Top tips for making your home secure when you go on holiday. Burglars target homes that appear empty, so the easiest way to thwart them is to make your home appear busy and lived-in. We spoke to Richard Trinick- from the local security experts- SDS London to get their tips on what you should do before you go on holiday! 1)Use timers to turn on and off lights, televisions and sound systems. 2)Never leave an answer machine message indicating that you are not at home. 3)Make arrangements with your neighbour or a friend to come by while you are away to ensure that your mail, … [Click here to read more...]

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