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north west calligraphy association

North West Calligraphers’ Association (NWCA) is a group of people who enjoy the art and practice of calligraphy or fine writing.NWCA offers the opportunity to learn calligraphy at workshops with lettering artists at the top of their profession from all over the country.Our professional calligraphers are highly skilled and quote on a wide range of projects, from wedding stationery to gilded poetry. Please let us know where you are based, and what your budget and timescales are. If you know what kind of calligraphy you would like that is also helpful, or we can discuss what might be suitable. Please use this form for general enquiries and those related to a commission.

landport community centre association

‘Landport Community Centre is not just home to some of Enable Ability’s disability services but also provides a welcoming place for the residents of Landport and the Charles Dickens Ward, as well as various community groups to meet and socialise’ Alan Jenkins – Centre Manager

sussex community development association

Raise awareness and develop involvement by all sections of the local community in green and blue open spaces (GBOSH) Create and sustain opportunities for learning, volunteering and recreation which promote interaction with the natural environment Promote the use of green and open space for health and well-being, particularly among disadvantaged social groups and those with specific health needs

fea-foodservice equipment association

The FEA is the UK's largest independent foodservice equipment trade association. We have been representing and unifying the foodservice equipment industry for over 80 years, providing a powerful voice and a level of unparalleled support for our members when they need it most.

the community woodlands association

Welcome to the Community Woodlands Association cwa_forest_venues_banner.jpg The Community Woodlands Association was established in 2003 as the representative body of Scotland’s community woodland groups. There are around 200 groups across Scotland, involved in or responsible for the management of thousands of hectares of woodland and open space. Just over half own their woodlands, the remainder lease or work through a variety of formal and informal partnership arrangements.

durham county football association

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consett south enterprise association

the trussed rafter association

When it comes to building design, the roof of the structure is undoubtedly one of the most important components, having the potential to determine the structure’s appearance, performance and durability. A trussed rafter roof meets all the vital functional considerations that must be taken into account, providing protection from the elements, strength and stability, fire protection and speedy construction to make the building watertight at an early stage. At the same time, the flexibility afforded by a trussed rafter roof gives you the design freedom to fulfil your aesthetic vision.

south west pony association

staffordshire parish councils' association

Staffordshire was one of the earliest county associations to be established in the country, being founded in 1939 – prior to outbreak of World War II. Its aim was to facilitate emergency planning during the War, to enable networking, to lobby for PCs and provide legal and other advice to them. In 1947 the National Association of Parish Councils (NALC) was founded (following work done by National Council of Social Service in 1934), which has a team of specialist legal, policy and financial advisors. More than 88% of the 180 parish and town councils in Staffordshire are in membership. The members range from the smallest of parish councils with just a few hundred electors to the largest town councils with tens of thousands of electors. The Association provides training and offers courses on such varied subjects as chairmanship skills, council procedures and accounting and budgeting. It also offers the formal qualification for clerks, the Certificate in Local Council Administration (CiLCA). There are 41 County Associations of Local (parish and town) Councils in England and Wales with some 9,500 parish, town and community councils in membership.