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Active Podiatry
Active Podiatry "Get back on your feet!" Tim Veysey-Smith is a Podiatrist with over 25 years experience in primary health care and has run successful private clinics in Surrey, South London and Kent. He is registered with the Health Professions Council, and is a member of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists with a diploma in Clinical Biomechanics. In 2009 he completed a 2 year Masters degree in Sports Injuries at the University of Kent and has a particular interest in the diagnosis and treatment of lower limb injuries affecting runners. He is also qualified in Advanced Sports and Remedial Massage Therapy, having studied this subject during his degree. For the past 3 years he has worked with the charity Outward Bound treating competitors at the London Marathon. He has also delivered lectures at Kent University on Running Biomechanics. A keen runner himself, he is a member of Paddock Wood Athletics club and competes in a number of local running events each year. In 2010 he completed the Inferno, a half marathon in the Swiss Alps which finishes at an altitude of around 10,000 feet! Tim specializes in the diagnosis and management of disorders affecting the lower limb and can give advice and input on a number of sports related issues including footwear, prescription and fitting of orthotics, rehabilitation exercise and injury prevention. He is also qualified as a general foot care practitioner and is happy to treat all common foot complaints, such as corns, calluses, verrucae, and nail conditions.

Bedgebury Forest
Forestry Commission Bedgebury facilites and information

Bonkersfrog
Bike and Canoe Holidays in France.

Paddock Wood Town Council
Paddock Wood Town Council is responsible for the general appearance and facilities of our Town. They are active in all the planning and improvement decisions made.

Penshurst Off Road Club
Off road cycling in South East.

Whitehouse Farm
Sue and Phil welcome you to stay at our bed and breakfast White House Farm near Maidstone Kent, a beautiful 15th century farmhouse or stay in the recently converted barn as self catering accommodation, all nestling in the heart of the Kent countryside. New for 2011 we have a bungalow sleeping up to 6 people available. You can enjoy the hospitality of a nights B & B with a hearty farmhouse breakfast using local Kent produce and home made food whenever possible or book a relaxing break in our self catering cottage. The farmhouse bed and breakfast sleeps six and the selfcatering cottage accommodates up to six.