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Best Opticians Near Me

You can easily book the world’s most precise eye test at our opticians in Catford by clicking on the ‘book online’ button towards the top of this page or by clicking here. Or, perhaps you’re not local to Catford but are wondering ‘what’s the closest best opticians near me’, why don’t you have a look at our other practices located in Colchester, Southfields, Haywards Heath and Eastbourne. We can’t wait to help you unlock the true potential of your vision.

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Mot In Lewisham | Catford Hill Motor Company

Looking for a reliable MOT in Lewisham? Trust Catford Hill Motor Company. Serving the community with expert vehicle services and unmatched customer care.

Choosing the right place for your vehicle’s MOT is paramount. In Lewisham, you need a service provider who understands the intricacies of vehicles, and where every minor detail counts. Enter Catford Hill Motor Company - your leading choice for a top-notch MOT in Lewisham.

It’s more than just an MOT; it’s about peace of mind. When you bring your vehicle to Catford Hill Motor Company, you're not only ensuring it's roadworthy but also prolonging its life and efficiency. Our seasoned technicians are trained to spot even the minutest of issues, ensuring your vehicle isn’t just compliant with regulations but also in prime condition. We take pride in the trust the Lewisham community has placed in us over the years.

Why choose Catford Hill? Beyond our expertise, it’s our commitment to customer satisfaction. We understand the significance of your vehicle in daily life, hence we strive to provide quick yet efficient services. With a keen eye on detail, our team doesn’t overlook any aspect during the MOT.

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DANIEL JACOBS: I WANT TO BE A TWO-WEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION

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Published: February 10, 2022

'Miracle Man' meets Ryder at Alexandra Palace

Two-time Middleweight World Champion Daniel Jacobs insists that he still has plenty left to achieve in his career as he prepares to face Islington's John Ryder in an Eliminator for the WBA Super-Middleweight World Title this Saturday, February 12 at Alexandra Palace in London, live worldwide on DAZN (excluding New Zealand and Australia). The 35-year-old Brooklyn native (37-3, 30 KOs) earned a split decision win over two-time World Title challenger Gabriel Rosado last time out in November 2020 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, just under a year on from his fifth round stoppage win against Mexico's Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Despite his inactivity, the former WBA and IBF Middleweight ruler, who has taken pound for pound stars Gennadiy Golovkin and Saul Alvarez the distance, still has a burning desire to mix it with the best in the world and write his name into the history books as a two-weight World Champion. “I’m looking forward to a good scrap," said Jacobs. "He’s a good fighter from what I’ve seen. I know he’s in his hometown so I’m expecting him to be pumped and excited about it. Also I’ve heard from him before that this is an important fight for him to get towards title contention. I’m looking forward to seeing exactly everything that he has to bring. “It has been one of my goals as a professional to fight in the UK, probably in London because I’ve been here before and I know how the magic works. I know how deep the crowd is into their boxing. I look forward to experiencing that. Good city, good town, good people. “Everything is fabulous, I’m back to where I need to be mentally and I realise that now coming back with my old trainer Andre Rozier and Anthony Irons things are where they need to be. I was missing that good spirit that I once had in my career, and now it’s back and I’m looking forward to presenting it and giving the fans a good show. “Every fight is must-win. Every time you go in the ring you don’t go into a fight looking at it like, ‘If I lose this one the next one will still be a good opportunity’. There’s always going to be a step back if you lost a fight in boxing. I’m grateful that I still have the opportunity to have these big fights. The biggest goal for me right now is to stay focused and keep the eye on the tiger. “Granted we win this fight, which I’m sure we will, my next fight should be an opportunity to become a two division World Champion. I have the opportunity to do that and this guy is in the way. I have to make an example but also be myself. This camp I’ve been myself the entire time. I can’t ask for anything better." Jacobs vs. Ryder tops a huge night of action, undefeated Wokingham Middleweight talent Felix Cash (14-0, 10 KOs) faces unbeaten Russian Magomed Madiev (15-0-2, 4 KOs) for the WBC International Title, Romford Heavyweight sensation Johnny Fisher (4-0, 4 KOs) takes on Spain's Gabriel Enguema (10-11, 6 KOs) over six rounds in front over 2,200 of his supporters, Catford's Ellie Scotney (3-0) goes for her first title when she clashes with Argentina's Jorgelina Guanini (9-3-2, 1 KO) for the WBA International Super-Bantamweight crown, undefeated Texas Middleweight Austin 'Ammo' Williams (9-0, 7 KOs) fights in London for the second time as he meets Javier Francisco Maciel (33-15, 23 KOs) over eight rounds, Leeds Super-Bantamweight Hopey Price (6-0, 2 KOs) fights Ricardo Roman (14-12-3, 5 KOs) over six rounds, Ashington Welterweight Cyrus Pattinson (2-0, 1 KO) fights Evgenii Vazem (9-21, 4 KOs) over six rounds and Welterweight prospect Shiloh Defreitas (2-0, 2 KOs) fights Alexey Tukhtarov (4-23-6, 3 KOs) over six rounds.

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Doors With Stories To Tell And Secrets To Keep

If time (and legality) permitted, we'd peek through the keyhole of every door in London. Who wouldn't want to see what lies behind the portals on the Underground network marked 'Private Rod'? Or see if there really is a note stuck on the inside of 10 Downing Street, warning politicians not to flash their notes. Often, though, it's the door itself which holds the real fascination. Graffitied doors Photo: Matt Brown. Schoolboys who chiselled their names into the panels and door of Harrow's Fourth Form Room (some expertly, some decidedly hamfistedly) went on to become world famous writers and prime ministers. This palimpsest of a portal is peppered with the ghosts of those who once walked through it — not to mention deep gouges that must have taken some elbow grease. For contemporary door graffiti, see your local pub toilet. Recently we were treated to "Theo Ball did a shit ere". Theo Ball, your name shall go down in the annals of history (or, at least, until it's scrubbed off by the cleaner). Prison doors Coming face to face with a prison door is an experience you could usually do without. There are exceptions; the Museum of London houses a mid 18th century cell door salvaged from the infamous Newgate Gaol. Did Lord George Gordon — instigator of the Gordon riots, which saw the destruction of Newgate — find himself contained by this very door, after being banged up in the rebuilt prison? It's possible. © Museum of London. The museum's also in possession of a pair of wooden Newgate doors, ironically locked away in storage. And there's yet another Newgate door hidden away in the twisty corridors beneath the Old Bailey (the site, of course, on which the prison stood). It's not all about Newgate; keep your eyes peeled for other extant penitential portals, such as this from Tothill Fields Prison, now tucked away in a back street near Westminster Abbey: Photo: Matt Brown. Beware imitations, such as this one at The Clink Prison Museum, which imprisoned one of our interns in 2016: Inside (and outside) No.10 It may the one of the world's most photographed doors, but 10 Downing Street's portal harbours many a secret. The heavily-lacquered façade is made not of wood, but bomb-proof metal. No, it's not your eyes — the zero on the 10 is wonky — and for good reason. And we've already covered how there's no set of keys for the door of Number 10, so it can only be opened from the inside. It's also said that, following a spate of document-flashing snafus, the door has a note stuck on the inside reminding those leaving to hide their important documents from prying lenses. Manila folders people, manila folders. Photo: Darrell Godliman. Secret doors London's got almost as many secret doors as it has secrets. Some aren't as secret as they claim to be. Every hipster and their shih tzu knows about the Smeg fridge that leads into the Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town cocktail bar near Liverpool Street. Of late, the speakeasy door has become a genre unto itself. Fewer are privy to the door in the base of Westminster's Boudica statue, which leads to the Embankment Utility Tunnels, "a mad world of wires spilling all over the place like waves crashing against rocks on the coast." The more you look — especially with the help of the likes of Bradley L Garrett and Nick Catford — the more of these secret doors you find. Even TfL staff don't seem to know what lies behind the doors on the tube network labelled 'Private Rod'. We like to think it's a green room for Rod Stewart when he's in town, but it's blatantly not. You'd hear his gravelly tones coming from the other side. Photo: Matt Brown. Storytelling doors All doors tell one story or other, but some are quite explicit with it. If you've been to the Freemasons' Hall in Holborn, you'll have seen the hefty bronze doors leading into the Great Temple. Weighing one and a quarter tonnes each, they depict the building of King Solomon's Temple. Some doors' stories are even shorter, but just as timeless, such as "Facts not Opinions" over the top of the Kirkaldy Testing Museum in Southwark. And this one at the Palace Theatre: Photo: Matt Brown. Half storytelling doors Other doors require a little research to reveal their true story. In 2005, scientific dating revealed that Westminster Abbey has the oldest door in Britain. And have you ever clocked this singularly tall and narrow door on Flitcroft Street? It's tall because a giraffe lives here. © Google. Not really. It belongs to the Elms Lesters Painting Rooms, where they create and ship out tall theatre sets and props. You will, however, find doors tailor-made for giraffes at London Zoo: London Zoo. Photo: Ada Vogel. This giraffe house, designed by a certain Decimus Burton, is Grade II listed. The former home of Sebastian Horsley on Meard Street in Soho wears a baffling caveat: Photo: A Lads Club Escapette. That is, until you read Horsley's explanation: A clipper is such an English device — only the English could think of it. A girl picks up a guy, takes £50 off him, rings the doorbell - my doorbell - says to the guy that there's no one in, and goes off to get a key, leaving him standing at the door. He's 50 quid down, he's really annoyed. He thinks this is the brothel, so he kicks the door in. So that's why I put the notice up. We remain bamboozled by this padded door in Cambridge Heath: Photo: Matt Brown. And some doors — such as the one in Vauxhall tube station, deemed the world's most dangerous door — are probably best left shut.

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Eye Test Catford | Optical Revolution

Our eye tests are the most precise in the world and are designed around you to ensure your eyes are healthy and you unlock the true power of your vision.

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If you need to book an eye test Catford, and Optical Revolution is definitely the place to go. Our comprehensive eye tests can reveal a great deal about your general health as well as making sure your eyes are fully functional and in top condition.

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You can easily book the world’s most precise eye test at our opticians in Catford by clicking on the ‘book online’ button towards the top of this page or by clicking here. Or, perhaps you’re not local to Catford but are wondering ‘what’s the closest opticians near me’, why don’t you have a look at our other practices located in Colchester, Southfields, Haywards Heath and Eastbourne. We can’t wait to help you unlock the true potential of your vision.

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Opticians Catford | Optical Revolutions

As the leading opticians Catford, we offer our most advanced eye exam to everyone. As part of our commitment to give you the best eye test in Catford we have a state-of-the-art 3D OCT scanner by a specially-trained Catford optometrist. This allows us to detect eye diseases at the earliest stage possible. The process is completely painless, quick, and available to all of our patients.

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Protect your current and future eye health with the most advanced optical scanning technology available, provided by a team of highly trained and independent catford opticians with over 20 years of experience.

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If you need to book an eye test Catford, and Optical Revolution is definitely the place to go. Our comprehensive eye tests can reveal a great deal about your general health as well as making sure your eyes are fully functional and in top condition.

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5 Things Never To Do Before An Eye Test

If you need to book an eye test Catford, and Optical Revolution is definitely the place to go. Our comprehensive eye tests can reveal a great deal about your general health as well as making sure your eyes are fully functional and in top condition. But getting the most out of that eye test is not just in the hands of our opticians, there are also a few things that you should avoid doing before your test to make sure our examination is as effective and accurate as possible.

DO NOT STRESS YOUR EYES

It is a good idea to try and ensure that your eyes are rested leading up to an eye exam because this will help to make sure the examination is as comfortable as possible. When your eyes are properly rested and relaxed they will feel less tired at the end of the examination. It is a good idea to make sure you get eight hours of sleep the night before your eye test.

It is also a good idea to try and avoid looking at screens before your appointment. Digital eye strain, caused by the blue light emitted by phone or computer screens can be a major cause of eye fatigue. We know that in the modern world this can be difficult, so a morning appointment is a good idea for anyone who has a screen based job.

DO NOT FORGET TO BRING YOUR GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES

Please remember to bring the glasses and contact lenses you currently use – including your sunglasses. We might need to test the strength and performance of the corrective lenses you are using against any changes that might have occurred. Eyes change a lot over time and it can be useful to assess how they were working at the time of your last eye test.

DO NOT DRINK COFFEE OR ALCOHOL

We love our morning coffee too, but unfortunately the caffeine we love so much can lead to an increase in blood pressure. Because high blood pressure is one of the issues that our eye tests can identify having too much caffeine in your system can skew the results, so it might be a good idea to stick to orange juice on the morning of your test. Alcohol too will increase blood pressure, as well as making your eyes dry and irritated so try and avoid booking your eye test for the morning after a boozy night out.

DO NOT GET DEHYDRATED

While we want you to avoid drinking coffee and alcohol, we do want you to drink. Good hydration is important for maintaining healthy eyes. If you are dehydrated, your eyes will not produce enough tears to keep your eyes moist, which can be a cause of eye irritation. A glass of water before your appointment will help you remain comfortable throughout the eye test as well as making it more accurate.

DO NOT BE NERVOUS

Getting an eye test is never going to be something that people do for fun, but there really is nothing to worry about. Our ultra-modern eye test equipment makes getting a comprehensive eye test a reasonably pleasant experience.The retinal scans and corneal imaging we do involves non-invasive digital cameras. The worst thing you will have to deal with is a bright light and a puff of air for the pressure test. So if you need to book an eye test, Catford really is the best place to be. We have all of the facilities, equipment and expertise that you could ever need from an optician Catford. Catford is easy to get to via the Thameslink and Southeastern rail lines, and there is ample parking if you prefer to drive yourself.

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Can I Book an Eye Test Online?

You can easily book the world’s most precise eye test at our opticians in Catford by clicking on the ‘book online’ button towards the top of this page or by clicking here. Or, perhaps you’re not local to Catford but are wondering ‘what’s the closest opticians near me’, why don’t you have a look at our other practices located in Colchester, Southfields, Haywards Heath and Eastbourne. We can’t wait to help you unlock the true potential of your vision.

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When you’re seeking an eye test in Catford or anywhere else in the UK, ascertain that the professional has the requisite academic qualifications. To become an optometrist in the UK, one has to complete a course that is approved by the General Optical Council (GOC). Besides, the expert should have the reputation for treating complex eye conditions.

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Our advanced 3D OCT eye test costs £39. This type of eye test in Catford usually costs extra, but you can get it for free at Optical Revolution if you qualify for an NHS eyesight test voucher. At Optical Revolution, we believe that a high standard of eye testing should be available to our patients at no additional cost. Your eye test will take about 30 minutes and include a number of different tests to check your eye health.

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When you’re seeking an eye test in Catford or anywhere else in the UK, ascertain that the professional has the requisite academic qualifications. To become an optometrist in the UK, one has to complete a course that is approved by the General Optical Council (GOC). Besides, the expert should have the reputation for treating complex eye conditions.

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Catford Opticians

Opticians also detect and diagnose eye health conditions and management of eye conditions. Our catford opticians, as well as in all of our other practices, are highly experienced and will help you ensure you are experiencing the best vision and eye health possible.