IS LIVERPOOL READY TO GIVE SNORING THE BOOT?

LIVERPOOL snorers are being invited to attend a weekend of therapy which is being organised by Helps Stop Snoring, makers of the first clinically proven remedy for the problem, together with the Innkeepers Lodge Liverpool South on Aigburth Road.

The most deserving cases from the area will be put forward for selection and could be amongst the first cadets to take their place at the army style boot camp. Alongside other snoring offenders from across the UK, the region’s worst culprit will attend the camp at a top secret location overseen by Helps Stop Snoring’s very own ‘Sergeant Major’.

There they will undergo a rigorous three-day grunt-busting course which will include advice from a leading Ear, Nose and Throat specialist along with a crack team of dieticians and fitness experts.

Graham Carr-Smith of Helps Stop Snoring said:- “We already know that the UK is a hotbed of snoring, so we are expecting interest and competition for places to be extremely high.  As part of any agreement to take part in the camp, our ‘Sergeant Major’ will inspect each guest’s bags for contraband items such as alcohol and cigarettes, both of which can exacerbate snoring. 

The aim is to provide as much advice and information as possible to the selected snorers and their families, helping them to reduce or stop the problem altogether. It’s going to be tough, but the results should be worth it.”

If you or your partner snore and would like to be apply to take part in the Snoring Boot Camp, please visit www.stopsnoring.co.uk  and follow the online registration procedure. Alternatively, contact the Helps Stop Snoring ‘Boot Camp Hotline’ on 0845 270 1660.

As part of the Boot Camp cadets will receive 2-nights all expenses paid accommodation at the mystery location, along with a year’s supply of Helps Stop Snoring products to take away.

Application closes 31 July 2008.

MOTABILITY CAR SCHEME OPEN DAY COMES TO LIVERPOOL

THE 77,500 people in the Liverpool region who receive the mobility allowance can find out more about getting on the road with an affordable new car at a free ONE BIG DAY open day event hosted by Motability Operations, the company that runs the Motability Car Scheme.

Taking place at the Aintree Racecourse, Aintree, Liverpool on Thursday 31 July 2008, the ONE BIG DAY event outlines everything about the Motability Car Scheme from one venue, on one day, and offers one easy way to get a brand new car.

Featuring exhibitions from over 12 local car dealerships including Renault Liverpool, Peoples, Liverpool Volkswagen and Robins & Day plus specialist suppliers of adaptations and Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles, there will be over 50 cars to view. This includes options from manufacturers such as Renault, Peugeot, Jaguar, Volkswagen and Vauxhall. Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle models such as Doblo and Kangoo will also be on show. All the cars on display, and available to test drive, are on the Motability Car Scheme.

Mike Betts, chief executive of Motability Operations commented:- “The free open day in Aintree is designed to explain and showcase everything about getting on the road for disabled people and their friends and family. It promises to be a fun occasion and great day out. As well the opportunity to test drive new cars, experts will be on hand to show you the new cars, adaptations and to talk through your own personal mobility requirements.”

The Motability ONE BIG DAY free open day at Aintree Racecourse will also feature the chance to win prizes on the day such as a digital camera. Plus, anyone who enters the free prize draw will receive a free copy of the new book, the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain.  The Motability ONE BIG DAY takes place between 11am and 4pm at Aintree Racecourse, Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool L9 5AS.

For more information see www.motability.co.uk or call 0800 953 7000.

The Motability Scheme offers disabled people who receive the Higher Rate Mobility Component of the Disability Living Allowance a brand new car every 3 years including insurance, personal accident cover, after sales servicing and maintenance, full breakdown assistance from the RAC, an allowance of 60,000 miles over the 3 years and free tyre replacement.

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