MEPC Cake Sale

MEPC cake sale raised an amazing £214, we had a great selection of cakes home-made and bought and some great people on the day selling.  A big thank you to everyone involved, it was a great success.

In the Water (from MS Society April-June Newsletter)

People with MS are being offered a new aquatic exercise class in Summertown, Oxford.

You need to be able to walk independently (with or without an aid) and use long and shallow steps in the pool on your own.  There is a rail with steps.  The water is 31 or 32 degrees warmer than standard pool water, but not quite as hot as a hydrotherapy pool, thus limiting the possible fatigue effect.

The classes take place at the Ferry Leisure Centre at Diamond Place, Summertown, Oxford.  Initial dates are Monday 8th, 15th 22nd May from 11-11.40am (cost £30, including introductory dry land assessment), followed by a six week block, same time, on Monday 5th, 12th, 19th,26th June and 3rd, 10th July (cost £8 per session, block booking required).  To join the class email Caroline Hyne (Physiotherapist) on caroline@onphysio.co.uk or call 07702884531.

100 club winners for April

 

Sue, Toni Radulovic, Dave winning, £32.50, £19.50, £13.00

If you would like to join the 100 club speak to Reception, only £5 a month.

MEPC Plant Sale 2017

Charity Plant Sale

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As we head further into the warmer weather, it’s surely time to re-vamp gardens, hanging baskets, window planters and everything else in between!

Frosts, the Park’s landscapers are therefore bringing you a plant sale to help bring new plants into your gardens.

The logistics:

When: Friday 28th April

Where: Park Centre (underneath the white canopy)

Time: 11am – 2pm

There will be plenty of different hanging baskets, bedding plant packs – geraniums, marigolds, impatiens, petunias and many more. There will also be vegetables available for your allotments. As well as some great plants and seeds available, the landscaping team will be on hand to help with tips, tricks and advice for your gardening needs.

All proceeds from the sale will go to two charities: MS Therapy Centre – Milton Park’s nominated and onsite charity and Green Fingers – Frosts nominated charity.

Fw: Milton Park Newsletter – April 2017

 

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April Newsletter
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Get to know your neighbours at Mingle!

May’s Mingle at Milton Park will be another company showcasing event – get to know your neighbours!

The showcasers have been decided and there’s a great line up for you; Oxford Immunotec, Leopard Business Solutions and Panalpina Logistics.

If you are interested in attending the May Mingle, please sign up using the form here.

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Onsite News
Park Drive East update – steels are up!
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Outdoor circuits at the Innovation Centre
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New vacancies web page
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Offsite News
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Business Garage rough runners
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Milton village photo competition
Dates for the Diary
28th April 2017
Charity Plant Sale
Frosts, the Park’s landscapers are here to help bring new plants into your gardens.
3rd May 2017
May Bike 2 Work
Everyone that cycles to Milton Park on this day receives a free breakfast at Café Metro.
3rd May 2017
Wellbeing Wednesdays
Wellbeing Wednesday’s with the Park Club – yoga tasters and much more.
5th May 2017
MS Therapy Cake Sale
MS Therapy are holding a cake sale at the Park Centre to help raise money for their charity.
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New drug for neurodegenerative disease is being developed

Source BBC: 

Scientists hope they have found a drug to stop all neurodegenerative brain diseases, including dementia.

In 2013, a UK Medical Research Council team stopped brain cells dying in an animal for the first time, creating headline news around the world.

But the compound used was unsuitable for people, as it caused organ damage.

Now two drugs have been found that should have the same protective effect on the brain and are already safely used in people.

“It’s really exciting,” said Prof Giovanna Mallucci, from the MRC Toxicology Unit in Leicester.  Read on.

Cake sale reminder

Just a reminder to get baking soon for our cake sale on Friday 5th, we also would love some shop bought cakes, bring to the centre on Thursday or Friday morning.