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SPRING INTO ACTION WITH BP ULTIMATE
Spring is in the air, so it’s time to don those marigolds and give your car an old fashioned Spring clean. Gateway News has teamed up with BP Ultimate to offer 8 lucky readers the chance to win a fantastic car care kit to help you get your motor looking as good as new.
For the perfect ride, it’s important to keep your car clean both inside and out. So after you’ve given it a really good scrub, fill up with BP Ultimate which cleans your engine as you drive, removing harmful deposits that ordinary fuels can leave behind.
More reasons to fill up with BP Ultimate
BP Ultimate’s advanced formulation is suitable for all cars, no matter what the make or model. A cleaner engine can result in more performance, fewer harmful emissions, and better fuel economy - giving you more miles per tank*.
BP Ultimate is available in both unleaded and diesel, so if you haven’t already - try out BP Ultimate and really feel the difference.
What’s in the pack:
BP Ultimate’s handy car care kit contains everything you’ll need to keep your car looking shiny and new for spring. Each pack includes:
· Demister chamois
· Bug and tar remover
· Car wash sponge
· Synthetic chamois
· Polish applicator pad
· Duster
· Advanced car wash
So, to win a BP Ultimate car care kit and ensure your car is ready to go this Spring, simply answer this question:
What does BP Ultimate do as you drive?
Send your answer along with your name and address to Gateway News Ultimate Competition, 2 Bertrand Way, North Thamesmead, London, SE28 8LL or email your details to ultimate@gatewaynews.co.uk
PCSOs take a day trip
Two Police Community Support Officers joined the 4th Barnehurst Cub Pack on a day trip during the half term on Wednesday 14th February.
The PCSOs, from the Barnehurst Safer Neighbourhoods Policing Team were invited along to meet and get to know the young cubs and learn about the type of good works that they do in the community.
Working towards their Local Knowledge Badge, the scouts were divided into small groups and via the public transport system had to race to various locations.
PCSOs Wesley Jones and Cathy Nolan set out from St Martin’s Church Hall in Erith Road with assistant cub leader Steve Morley and 15 cubs aged between 8-10 years.
They were divided into 3 teams, each taking an envelope containing a route and destination. Teams received points for being the first to reach their goal as well as completing tasks along the way.
Setting off for their first destination, Chislehurst Caves, they enjoyed a guided tour before heading off for the Thames Barrier. At the Information Centre they learnt all about the barrier and how it works and protects central London from flooding.
PCSO Wesley Jones then went with his team to Lesness Abbey, Cathy Nolan’s team went to Danson Park and the third team, led by Steve Morley and a few parents, went to Erith Museum.
To end the day the scouts had a tour of Hall Place Gardens, a fish and chip supper at Hall Place and listened to ghost stories told by the cub leader.
PCSO Cathy Nolan said, “This was a wonderful opportunity to meet these young people and help them towards achieving their local knowledge badge. They were very inquisitive and asked us lots of questions about the job we do.”
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Spring is in the air, so it’s time to don those marigolds and give your car an old fashioned Spring clean. Gateway News has teamed up with BP Ultimate to offer 8 lucky readers the chance to win a fantastic car care kit to help you get your motor looking as good as new.
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