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yusuf hamied department of chemistry, university of cambridge

The Department of Chemistry is located on Lensfield Road, at the south of the city. Please visit the Department's reception when you arrive, and they will contact the person you are visiting. The Department, Cambridge and the surrounding area (Google Maps) Official University Map, showing the Deparment (including location of reception, at the west end of the Department) Getting to the Department By bike If you are able, why not bring your bike? There are plenty of cycle routes and cycle lanes in Cambridge and cycling also helps you beat the traffic. The whole of the front cycle parking area is available for use by visitors and students. By train There are regular trains from London King's Cross and London Liverpool Street; train timetables are available at the National Rail website. The train station is less than a mile (0.7 miles!) from the Department; see the Google Maps walking route from the train station. If you prefer to take a taxi, there is a taxi rank immediately outside the train station.

second chance ballet

Ruth Adams founded Second Chance Ballet circa 1965 Ruth's classes at the Crescent Arts Centre attracted numerous students of all ages, genders and ranges of experience. Ruth was inspiring and exceedingly patient, and had great artistic flair which extended to intricate costumes and beautiful props for her students’ performances. She saw the best in her students and always reminded them to keep smiling and keep breathing no matter how difficult the exercises were. Ruth was working in Dublin, when cycling home one day, she heard the sound of music and followed its strains to a ballet studio. She was greeted by a vision, just like the ballet dancer in the film, the Red Shoes, who inspired her to establish her career as a dancer and then as a teacher. She moved on to train in Belfast with the late Maxine Graham, a highly-respected local tutor, to become a member of the Royal Academy of Dance. She subsequently got involved with the Lurgan Operatic and Ulster Operatic Company as a performer and choreographer as well.

kelvin j birk

Kelvin J. Birk produces jewellery as well as larger objects, mainly in silver and gold with all types of gemstones. Within his work he crushes precious gemstones and glues them back together, sometimes in a random uncontrolled shape, other times in a more controlled manner and then combines these stones with jewellery pieces or objects in precious metal. Within his work he is consciously disregarding what is traditionally considered precious. Birk revels in a lack of control, allows chaos to take over and the nature of the precious materials to dictate the final outcome of the pieces. His collection is constantly developing and through different creative processes new pieces emerge all the time, ensuring that no two are identical. Like the experiences of personal life, there is always destruction and loss yet out of these processes come new things and new orders. Kelvin J. Birk’s jewellery illustrates this theme of chaos and re-creation. There is always order in chaos, we lose things and we gain things. It is a constant. After Graduating in Goldsmithing and jewellery making at the Berufsfachschule fuer Glas und Schmuck, Germany, Kelvin J. Birk took his MA in Silversmithing and Jewellery (awarded with distinction) from the Sir John Cass Faculty of Art in London, UK (1997). Kelvin exhibited at various fairs and exhibitions in Great Britain, Europe, the USA, China and Taiwan. His work won him several prizes and awards and he received several grants from different funding bodies. His work has been featured in numerous magazines, newspapers and in a range of jewellery and design books. Kelvin is available for consultations and happy to discuss special commissions and bespoke pieces. He became a specialist in up-cycling old jewellery, where he recycles your unworn jewellery into a stunning new wearable piece of jewellery.

greener kirkcaldy

Greener Kirkcaldy is a community-led charity working locally to bring people together, take positive action on the climate emergency and support people through fuel poverty and food insecurity. We deliver a range of projects, events and skills training to achieve the needs and goals of local people – building resilience as a community and working towards a future where everyone can

tom morrison

Tom and Jenni met in 2014 when Jenni moved to Northern Ireland and joined the gym Tom coached at - they instantly clicked. They both knew what it was like to be so worn out with constant injuries when you just wanted to train and have fun. Jenni got Tom his first ever article submission with the online magazine Boxrox and then started joining in with Tom’s video content online - no one can demonstrate a bad rep like Jenni can, which is invaluable for helping people to learn! They went on to submit articles for the likes of T-Nation and Breaking Muscle, building a worldwide following.

premier training

AAT Distance Learning Accountancy & Bookkeeping Courses Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) accounting and bookkeeping courses provide practical, internationally recognised qualifications that can open doors in any industry. Gain the practical accountancy skills employers want with an AAT distance learning qualification. You don’t need previous qualifications or experience and can work at a pace that fits in with your lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for your first job in accountancy, to work self-employed or to enhance your existing skills, AAT distance learning courses provide the skills you need.

pride motorcycling

leeds wood recycling cic

We collect waste wood from a variety of companies and businesses from firms that have pallets and wood packaging waste, local engineers, theatres, production companies through to private house renovations. We also work with large national building sites: the construction process continually generates so much waste wood, much of which is reusable so keeps our shop stock varied and sustainable. The wood is then brought back to our warehouse, processed and repurposed to sell to the public in our shop. Doing this is very labour-intensive so creates lots of jobs, training and volunteering opportunities, providing local people with new skills and confidence to find work and improve their lives. We aim to be part of the regeneration of our local area and provide a positive impact. If your organisation normally uses a skip to get rid of your wood waste – we can compete and offer a better deal! See our collections page for more detail on how our collection service works or give us a call.

suez recycling and recovery

We employ more than 5,000 people in the UK. Since 1988, we have been managing waste and water for our local authority and business customers. Today, we are pioneering sustainable solutions and innovative technologies for the UK’s circular economy.

sarah bates, the motorcycling yogi

Classes are fun, supportive, engaging (different each week) and non-competitive A range of props are used during the sessions. This helps people of all abilities to participate in yoga. All equipment is provided Different levels of class are available – Beginner, Intermediate, Private, Corporate and Chair Yoga (for those with limited mobility). There is a class type to suit everyone Yoga to fit around you – lessons can be online (live or pre-recorded) or in-person held at your home, at a venue of your choice or at my studio in Redditch