1 August 2011

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DEPUTY Mayor Liz Bennett has visited the Advance Centre in East Grinstead which treats people born with brain damage, or who have brain injuries.

It was founded by Linda Scotson, whose son Doran, pictured with Liz, was born with cerebral palsy.

The treatment system offered at the Centre works to develop the potential of uninjured portions of the brain by enhancing patients’ respiratory and circulatory systems.

Liz said: "I taught Doran many years ago at Kingsway School and it was great to see him again. It was a fantastic day at a fantastic charity."