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Bexleyheath flash mob aims to ignite anti-smoking campaign

11:08am Friday 9th March 2012 in Health News By Jim Palmer

Flash mob aims to ignite anti-smoking campaign Flash mob aims to ignite anti-smoking campaign

A FLASH mob sparked spontaneous dancing in the street to encourage people to quit smoking and get dancing.

Sixty dancers from Bird College in Sidcup took to the Broadway in Bexleyheath to kick off dancing on Saturday, March 3.

Passers-by, including Bexleyheath and Crayford MP David Evennett, joined in and were shepherded towards Bexley stop smoking team’s Quit Bus, where they could get advice and sign up to a four-week quit plan.

Stop smoking service manager Jo Woodvine said: “It was great to see the look on people’s faces as they realised what was going on and even began to join in the dancing. People not only had a lot of fun, but were able to find out more about stopping smoking.”

For free advice and support to quit for anyone living or working in Bexley, call the Bexley Stop Smoking team on 020 8298 6147/020 3045 3833 or visit www.smokefreebexley.co.uk.

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