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21st March 2012

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CAFODs Thirst for Change Campaign

1.7 million deaths each year from poor water, sanitation and hygiene, with a child dying every 20 seconds. CAFOD's Thirst for Change campaign seeks put pressure on the G8 countries to make tackling water poverty a top priority. Find out how you can help with the just the click of a button.

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16th January 2012

Next Back Class Starts 2nd February

Back class in action

Our Back Classes are the ideal way of finding out how to improve the mobility and strength of your lower back, under the instruction of experienced, chartered physiotherapists, in a fun, group setting. 

Just £50 for six sessions

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We understand how busy people can be.  Therefore we provide flexible appointment times to fit around work, childcare or social commitments

The clinic is open Monday to Saturday. We offer early morning and late evening appointments (from 8:00 am to as late as 9:00 pm). Please contact our reception for available times

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