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Roadshow demonstrates something for everyone
Brendan, Deputy Mayor, Sutton
Last weekend Sutton hosted the Get Set London Roadshow. As Deputy Mayor, I was very pleased with Sunday’s event on our High Street. It was a very interactive exhibition and really got the people of Sutton into the spirit of the Olympic and Paralympic Game

As a doctor, I would hope that we could use the Games coming to London for the whole country to have a greater sense of wanting to participate in sport. There’s such a huge following for sport of course but many people think: I’m too old for it, it’s not for me, it’s too expensive, it’s too difficult, it’s too cold or wet outside and that’s not true, sport is for everybody and  should be for everybody and hopefully we can get that message out.

Sutton Council is working to really maximise the opportunities that London 2012 can bring to the borough. Everyone has a part to play and can easily get involved. To learn more about what Sutton is doing for the Olympics and Paralympics Games, people should call Sutton council on 020 8770 4414.

My wife also attended the event and commented on how colourful the pod was - particularly welcoming to families. With all the interactive sporting equipment, it served as a gentle reminder that we should be using our bodies more, not just athletes and sporting professionals but everybody - including the people of Sutton.

Myself and my wife, Jane, with the backdrop of our 'sporting triumph'!:

Deputy Mayor Cllr Dr. Brendan Hudson and deputy Mayoress Mrs Jane Hudson


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