Bond Holidays specialise in
providing holidays and respite
breaks for people with
disabilities. Run by Shaun and
Jeanette, you can choose from
three different venues in the
Blackpool area.
Party
at the Bond Hotel,
Blackpool. This traditional 65
bedroom hotel is located just
minutes from the famous
Blackpool Pleasure Beach and
South Pier. There is great live
entertainment seven nights a
week in the cabaret bar which is
open late.
Relax and unwind
at the Bond
Hotel, St Anne’s. This 27
bedroom hotel is situated on the
promenade in Lytham St Anne’s
and is just a few miles south of
Blackpool. Style and comfort is
the emphasis at this hotel and it
is ideal for a tailor-made holiday
for groups, with many family
suites and adjoining rooms.
Be independent
and enjoy a
fully accessible caravan
holiday at Marton Mere Holiday
Park. Based just three miles
from the Blackpool Tower,
these fully accessible homes
sleep up to six people and are
fully equipped to cater for
every need. You are also able
to enjoy the facilities at any of
the Bond hotels during your
stay.
Quote ‘Penderels Trust’ to
receive a £20* discount per
person off your first holiday
with Bond Holidays.
To request a brochure, please
call
01253 341218
or email
sales@bondhotel.co.uk
*£20 discount available for all holidays
booked before 13th July 2012.
Summer 2012
Penderels Trust
- newsletter
Fully Accessible Holidays and
Respite Breaks with Bond Holidays
Rajeev Bagga, who is supported
by our team in Coventry, has
again achieved success at the
World Deaf Badminton
Championships. Many
congratulations to Rajeev who
won the silver medal at the event
in Bucheon, Korea.
Medal for Rajeev
Mr and Mrs Beecham were
delighted to be able to award
12-year-old Isabel Dobbs from
Lincolnshire the Jonathan and
Julie Beecham Award for 2011.
Isabel Dobbs has an
undiagnosed condition that has
gradually resulted in her not being
able to talk, walk or sit upright
unaided.
Isabel's mum, Janet, discovered
the p-pod at the Rainbows
Children's Hospice at
Loughborough. This bean bag
style sitting aid supports Isabel's
body in the right position without
the need for straps or harnesses,
enabling her to see into the room
easily as well as helping her to be
much more comfortable than she
was previously.
Thanks to the generous award,
Isabel now has a p-pod of her
very own to use at home.
Jonathan and Julie Beecham
Award Winner 2011