Lower Tettenhall/Aldersley/Claregate/Palmers Cross Lower Tettenhall/Aldersley/Claregate/Palmers Cross September 2014 September 2014 Lower Tettenhall Pages Lower Tettenhall Pages YOUR LOCAL GUIDE - BUSINESSES, OFFERS, INFO & NEWS Find a Local Business........... Find a Local Business........... We partner with a range of great local businesses. Our directory will help you find what you need, when you need it.......... p2 Golf Tips from a PGA Pro.......... Golf Tips from a PGA Pro.......... Jeremy Nicholls from Ledene Golf has put together some tips for all those budding golfers out their – check out what he has to say this month .......... p9 Looking for a new Job?.......... Looking for a new Job?.......... Dream Doors are expanding their team and are looking for a variety of positions to be filled – check out their advert .......... p3 A word from your MP.......... A word from your MP.......... Find out what Paul Uppal MP has been up to this month and what issues and causes he is taking up in parliament.......... p11 2 for 1 meals.......... 2 for 1 meals.......... Visit the Fox at Shipley and check out their 2 for 1 deals on all main meals – All Day Every Day .......... p4 Property Letting Experts.......... Property Letting Experts.......... If you are looking to let your property then look no further than Redstone for assistance and property management at reasonable cost.......... p12 Painter & Decorator Semi-Retired with over 40 Years Experience Cheap Rates All Work Guaranteed Tel: 07976 152817 or 01902 753364 Email: [email protected]contact us - [email protected]contact us - [email protected]or or 07734 461934 07734 461934 1 Brian Breakwell Brian Breakwell
Transcript
Lower Tettenhall/Aldersley/Claregate/Palmers Cross Lower Tettenhall/Aldersley/Claregate/Palmers Cross September 2014September 2014
Lower Tettenhall PagesLower Tettenhall PagesYOUR LOCAL GUIDE - BUSINESSES, OFFERS, INFO & NEWS
Find a Local Business...........Find a Local Business...........We partner with a range of great local businesses. Our directory will help you find what you need, when you need it.......... p2
Golf Tips from a PGA Pro..........Golf Tips from a PGA Pro..........Jeremy Nicholls from Ledene Golf has put together some tips for all those budding golfers out their – check out what he has to say this month .......... p9
Looking for a new Job?..........Looking for a new Job?..........Dream Doors are expanding their team and are looking for a variety of positions to be filled – check out their advert .......... p3
A word from your MP..........A word from your MP..........Find out what Paul Uppal MP has been up to this month and what issues and causes he is taking up in parliament.......... p11
2 for 1 meals..........2 for 1 meals..........Visit the Fox at Shipley and check out their 2 for 1 deals on all main meals – All Day Every Day.......... p4
Property Letting Experts..........Property Letting Experts..........If you are looking to let your property then look no further than Redstone for assistance and property management at reasonable cost.......... p12
Painter & DecoratorSemi-Retired with over 40 Years Experience
DIRECTORY LISTING OF LOCAL & TETTENHALL BASEDDIRECTORY LISTING OF LOCAL & TETTENHALL BASED BUSINESSES INSIDE SEPTEMBER 14 EDITIONBUSINESSES INSIDE SEPTEMBER 14 EDITION
if you have any numbers to add, local information orif you would like to advertise your business please contact us on
PGA Golf Tips from Jeremy Nicholls at Ledene Golf Centre.....Hit a Fade Under PressureDuring a round whether your a professional or a club golfer playing in a medal round you will come under pressure at some point in the round when compiling a good score. Its easier to fade the ball as opposed to trying to draw it, since there’s a tendency to “hold onto” the clubface longer whilst trying to execute a draw. (right to left ball flight)
Therefore to hit the power fade:
• Aim the club face at your intended target.• Then aim your body alignment, shoulders, hips and feet
slightly left of your intended target.• Let the arms and club swing along the body alignment
created at the address.• As you swing the club head through impact keep the logo on
the back of your glove hand pointing at the target a little longer than normal.
• This delays the release of your right hand long enough to ensure that the ball starts slightly left of your intended target.
Jeremy Nicholls, Ledene Golf Centre, Wood Road, 01902 847123 or 07711902149, [email protected]
The Immigration Act – Your Questions Answered; As a landlord, one clear advantage of letting your property through a
reputable agent is that you are kept up-to-date with any changes in the law relating to your tenancy agreement. With effect from October this year any landlord who does not check whether their tenants have the right to live in the UK may be fined. This new law applies to a broad range of property owners, but notably to any landlord entering into a ‘residential tenancy agreement’I’m a landlord, what should I do now? As a landlord you should ensure the following:- Properly check the immigration status of any tenant and additional occupants of your rented properties before entering into a tenancy agreement. When their right to live in the UK is only temporary, always carry out further checks after that permission expires. We would also recommend the following if you are working with a lettings agent:- Read through the small print of your agreement with your letting agent. You should ensure that your lettings agent cannot claim reimbursement of any fines imposed for their failure to carry out proper checks. If in doubt, ask. Check the reputation and background of any lettings agent you work with, ask to see files and evidence of their practice.What fines could be imposed on landlords who fail to carry out appropriate checks? Landlords (or lettings agents) who fail to carry out necessary checks or knowingly let their property to an individual who does not have permission to live in the UK may be fined up to £3,000 per tenant.Landlords who rent their properties through us can be assured that we will comply with all aspects of the Immigration Act and carry out comprehensive checks on all of our tenants. If you have any questions regarding the above or need property advice please do not hesitate to call Redstones on 01902 504455
SUDOKU – JUST FOR FUN
10
A Word From Your MP......................... Last month I was very pleased that Wolverhampton
will benefit from £140 million pounds of investment from the Local Growth Fund which was awarded by the Government. As well as seeing government funding invested in Wolverhampton, it is also great to see businesses investing in the cities future. Recently I have visited Dunstall Park racecourse as well as the new Sainsburys store to see examples of just that. Over the past 3 months Wolverhampton racecourse has been closed so that a new Tapeta race track surface could be laid down to replace the old Polytrack surface. This £2 million investment means that Dunstall Park is the first course in the UK to adopt such an all-weather racing surface which is currently used at many high profile racecourses around the world such as Meydan in Dubai. In essence Dunstall Park now has the same track which holds the world's richest horse race. I was very proud to cut the ribbon and reopen racing at the course. Along with venues such as the Civic Centre, Wulfrun Hall and Grand Theatre, Dunstall Park is part of Wolverhampton’s cultural calendar which I wish to see expand and grow further. I also had the chance last month to visit the new Sainsbury's supermarket on Raglan Street. The store has cost £60 million and has created 450 new jobs, with 200 being transferred from the old Sainsbury's store in St George's Parade. The sprawling Raglan Street site stood empty for 10 years, it was a blight on the city and sadly was a reflection of Wolverhampton standing still. It is now the second biggest Sainsbury's store in the Midlands. I’m pleased that after years of talking and planning, the new Sainsbury's store has finally been completed and opened to the public. Wolverhampton has lacked any new developments for many years and I am pleased that investment is now being brought to the city through both private and public means. We are improving and moving the city forward so that it may cater for the needs of those who live here, but also allowing us to compete with cities across the UK. I wish both businesses all the best for the future.
