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14 • Visit us @ www.ChampNews.com CMBA The Champion • Wednesday 1 May 2013 Rewards for tenants AN INNOVATIVE way of getting customer feedback has been unveiled by Adactus Housing Association. The Adactus500 gives tenants and leaseholders the opportunity to take part in consultation activities that earn points which can be exchanged for a variety of rewards, from shopping vouchers to leisure activities or a credit on their rent account. Residents can, if they prefer, convert their points into charitable donations. Suzannah Robinson, resident involvement officer, said: “The Adactus500 has Beat The Van Hire from been trialled for two years and has proved an extremely successful way of getting feedback from our tenants. “Membership was previously available to a random selection of tenants by invitation only and following a comprehensive review of the way we involve residents in shaping and improving our services, we have decided to open–up the Adactus500 to allow any tenant or leaseholder to take part.” Any Adactus tenant not subject to legal action can now register for the Adactus500. CREDIT CRUNCH * PRICES BASED ON A 7 DAY RENTAL PERIOD 0151 284 1139 5% OFF TOKEN FIND US AT THE NEW STRAND, BOOTLE, L20 1AA ✃ With Our Superb Deals per day Car Hire ✔ ✔ ✔ Small Cars Medium Cars Large Cars Suzannah said: “By registering, tenants will have the opportunity to give us feedback on topics of their choosing to improve our services and help us formulate our plans for the future. “The simplest and easiest way is to give feedback online and it’s really easy to register.” • To register, tenants should go to the Adactus web site and log in using their surname and tenancy number at www.adactus housing.co.uk/adactus500 1117963 Health chief welcomes new boost to measles vaccination campaign SEFTON Director of Public Health, Dr Janet Atherton, has welcomed the announcement of a national programme to increase MMR vaccination uptake in children and teenagers as a boost to the recently launched Sefton MMR campaign. The national programme is in response to the large outbreak in south Wales and new figures which show that measles is at its highest level in 18 years. 1118088 Report by Ollie Cowan In 2012, there was a large outbreak of measles across Merseyside with 71 Sefton children affected. This year, measles cases are continuing across the borough with 19 children confirmed already as having it. Dr Janet Atherton said: “Measles is often believed to be a disease of the past, and people may be unaware that it is still around. “It is dangerous and can have serious complications including pneumonia and encephalitis or swelling of the brain. “In severe cases, measles can kill. It can also be very serious in pregnant women. “Parents should ensure their children and teenagers are fully protected against measles, mumps and rubella with two doses of the MMR vaccine. “Children get the first dose of MMR at 13 months old and the second dose is offered to children when they reach 3 years and 4 months. “We recently launched a campaign in Sefton to protect the borough’s children and young people from the ongoing measles outbreak. Children in primary schools who need an MMR jab have been invited by their GP to have their jab at the GP practice. School nurses are visiting secondary school to vaccinate children and teenagers who are not fully vaccinated.” An estimated 800 Sefton school–aged children have been vaccinated over the last month in the GP practices and schools. There are still many more children and young people who remain unvaccinated and my strong advice to parents is to take advantage of this opportunity to protect your children. • To support the national programme, a new Facebook page has been launched www.facebook.com/getvaccinatedEngland in conjunction with NHS Choices. Tell us what you think! editor@champnews.com CONSERVATORIES Lean To ..............£3295 Victorian .............£3999 Edwardian ...........£4299 Gable Ended .......£4999 APPROVED COMPANY Transform your conservatory into a comfortable, all year round living space FROM £2999 BEFORE AFTER 0151 531 0056 4 WINDOWS & 1 DOOR WINDOWS £ 199 * £ PATIO ONLY 1199 £ 399 DOORS * 7 WINDOWS & 2 DOORS COMPOSITE ONLY FRENCH £699* BI-FOLDING £749* £1799* SEFTON MEADOWS GARDEN CENTRE SEFTON LANE, MAGHULL L31 8BT £ 599 * £ 1975 1118324 *SUBJECT TO SIZE, COLOUR & SURVEY. EXCLUDES ADVERTISED OFFERS. PICTURES FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES
The Champion • Wednesday 1 May 2013 CMBA Visit us @ www.ChampNews.com • 15 Hanging basket £ 5 Osteospermum 10.5cm pot £ 2 .99 or 4 for £ 10 Hurry with such amazing prices, these plants are going fast. Marguerite £ 10 18cm pot 10 pack bedding £ 2 Dobbies Garden World | Bentham’s Way | Birkdale | Southport | PR8 4HX Tel: 01704 552 920 Dobbies Garden World | Speke Hall Avenue | Liverpool | L24 1UX Tel: 0151 728 3070 www.dobbies.com Prices are correct at time of printing but we reserve the right to change at any time. Products vary from store to store, check with your local store before you travel. All offers are valid while stocks last and are not valid in conjunction with any other discount, offer or promotion. 1118609
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