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Leatherhead, home of the Headley Court Rehabilitation Centre for injured servicemen & women has recently been in the news for all the wrong reasons when some residents complained about sharing the Leisure Centre facilities with injured servicemen.

Show your support for the 'Help for Heroes'  charity  which is collecting money to fund facilities at Headley Court. 
The Royal Oak is going to be running an event on 5th - 7th September to support this.

Wrist Bands are also available at the bar. All Money goes direct to the charity.

If you feel able to support these men and women who have given so much for you, then please donate directly to 'Help for Heroes'    just click here......    this will also extract  28% from the Government !

 

 

“What is Help for Heroes all about? It’s about the blokes. It’s about Derri, a rugby player who has lost both his legs, it’s about Carl whose jaw is wired up so he has been drinking through a straw. It’s about Richard who was handed a mobile phone as he lay on the stretcher so he could say goodbye to his wife. It is about Ben, Stephen, Andy and Mark and it’s about them all. They are just blokes
but they are our blokes;
they are our heroes. We want to help our heroes.”

BRYN PARRY

Help For Heroes was the idea of Appeal Chairman Bryn Parry and a group of friends and relations, many of who have connections with serving servicemen and women. Bryn and his wife Emma wanted to do something to help the wounded and came up with the idea of a sponsored bike ride. They mentioned it to some friends who mentioned it to some more friends and suddenly Help For Heroes was born and growing fast. A flurry of visits to various offices led to the campaign being blessed by the head of the army, Chief of the General Staff, General Sir Richard Dannatt.

Help For Heroes is backed by the Army Benevolent Fund, the Army’s own charity that does wonderful work for soldiers and other servicemen and women both directly and through its support of other service charities.

   

 

 

 

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