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personnel checks

From our head office in Lancashire, Personnel Checks provide tailored background screening solutions to organisations across the UK. From large enterprises to local authorities, our team of experts can help you implement robust background screening processes in your business. Our disclosure service has been active since 2004 and we work closely with the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) and Disclosure Scotland. Processing tens of thousands of disclosure applications each year, Personnel Checks is amongst the UK’s top DBS Umbrella Bodies. We provide a professional and streamlined online service and regularly achieve one of the lowest error rates in the country. There are no registration fees, no setup fees, and no minimum form requirements. Personnel Checks are members of the Professional Background Screening Association. Our managing director, Jack Mellor, being the sitting vice-chair of the Criminal Record Trade Body (CRTB). We are at the forefront of the industry and use our position and knowledge to provide better solutions for our customers. Combined with our experience processing high volumes of checks for major public and private sector organisations, you can rest assured you’ve found the background screening solution that fits your business. MEET THE PERSONNEL CHECKS TEAM

hope school

Our Role Mr John Mason – Chair of Governors – j.mason@hope.wigan.sch.uk The role of the Governing Body of Hope School is to ensure high standards of achievement for all children and young people in the school by: Setting the school’s vision, ethos and strategic direction; Holding the headteacher to account for the educational performance of the school and its pupils; and Overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure its money is well spent. Governors are not involved in the day to day management of the school. The Governing Body meets once a term and at other times if necessary. There are two main committees: Asset and Curriculum. These also meet once a term. Governors are expected to sit on at least one of these. Hope School has two governors elected by parents, a governor elected by the staff and a governor nominated by the local authority. The head teacher has the right to be a governor. In addition there are ten governors co-opted by the Governing Body. Free induction training is available to all governors and additional training covering various aspects of the role.

cascade-training (uk)

With a background in Drama, Alastair's Teaching career spans some 16 years, he has worked in many different educational settings , including Autistic Units , SLD Schools and MLD Schools , before settling into a long term stint at a PRU. Alastair worked for eight years as senior teacher in a Pupil Referral Unit for a London Borough. He dealt with pupils excluded from mainstream school, primarily because of emotional and behavioural difficulties. He was responsible for developing and running anger management and social skills groups in mainstream schools for pupils at risk of exclusion. For many years he has run courses for teachers and practitioners as well as children and adolescents. Alastair is an advanced tutor for restraint, qualified through ‘Team Teach’. Home Team-Teach Children Courses Resources Costs Email Contact Useful Links Book On Line Alastair still has a stong interest in drama and special needs and is vice chair of Dazu - an Enfield charity organisation working with disabled young people and their siblings. He is also been director of Community Focus drama group for the past ten years, a fully inclusive drama group aimed at disabled adults.

south east consortium

Joanne is Head of Strategic Asset Management at Moat Homes and was successfully appointed to our Board in November. Joanne has over 20 years’ experience working in the Housing Sector and specialises in Asset Management. She has experience with delivering challenging projects and ensuring buildings are fit for the future. At Moat, Joanne leads on delivering their Asset Management Strategy and zero carbon targets. She thrives in creative innovation projects and as a Board member wants to help develop these strategies at SEC. This appointment coincides with an exciting time for us as we look forwards to the future and build on our service offering. Our Board will assist in carving out our strategy for 2023 and beyond! Our Board now consists of 6 Member representatives: Chair: Neil Diddams, Director of Property & Asset, West Kent Housing association Susan Cardozo, Housing Asset Investment & Delivery Manager, Thurrock Council Elspeth Brown, Head of Contracts & Compliance, Town & Country Housing Tina Bull, Head of Housing, Arhag Housing Association Joe Scullion, Independent Board Member nominated by GCHA Joanne Hiscock, Head of Strategic Asset Management, Moat Homes Marc Baines, Managing Director, South East Consortium

james armstrong physio

My name is James Armstrong, a Chartered Physiotherapist based in Mary Tavy near Tavistock, Devon. I am passionate about providing the very best evidence-based Physiotherapy and advice. I’m focused on empowering you to get back to your very best without stopping what you love. Sport Specialist Specialising in running and sports injury. This year I was successful in being selected as a Physio for the Commonwealth Games, Birmingham 2022. UKA coach and Head Coach at Tavistock A.C. Lead Physio at Okehampton RFC 1st XV (South West Premier Div) I work as a Physio for top coaching group Run Fit Run Fast (RFRF) I run a YouTube channel specifically for runners - The Runner's Guide I run workshops for running and endurance based clubs all across the country on many topics I have a strong passion not just for Physiotherapy but also sport in general. As a keen and competitive runner myself, I understand what it feels like to be injured. This drives me to keep my patients/athletes training and competing wherever possible and to enable people to achieve the absolute best that they are capable of. With over 10 years of experience coaching athletics and competing myself plus over 5 years dealing with soft tissue injuries, I have built up a wealth of experience dealing with running-related injuries and those related to triathlon as well. I currently work with elite world record holders, England international runners, National level swimmers, fast club runners, Ironman triathletes, couch to 5kers, parkrunners, runners who have just started their running journey and high level rugby players. Local Community - Tavistock, Devon I live in beautiful Devon, on Dartmoor near Tavistock in the stunning village of Mary Tavy. Having grown up in Tavistock, it's great to know the area and the people who live here. I have several active roles within the community including: Volunteer at the local Parkinson's UK exercise group Running/ Athletics Coach and Senior Head Coach at Tavistock Athletic Club Senior Coach Coordinator on the Tavistock Athletic Club committee Knowing my community is really important to me and helping others is my passion, that is why I chose to be a Physiotherapist. Professional Body Work I am heavily involved with the professional body for Physiotherapy, the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and I am currently a core member of the CSP South West English Regional Network (SWERN). I was Former Chair of the South West and Wales CSP Student Meeting and a former member of the CSP Student Representative Group (SRG). I live and breathe Physiotherapy. Those that know me will attest to me being unbelievably obsessed with the profession. It's purely because I know that Physiotherapy can make such a big difference to so many peoples lives, across a huge range of issues, not just musculoskeletal. I love what I do and have been told for years that it shows in my clinical practice.

chairwork

Chairwork was founded by Matthew Pugh and Tobyn Bell, with the aim of promoting the application, research, and dissemination of chairwork in psychotherapy, supervision, and coaching. Matthew and Tobyn have trained hundreds of professionals over the course of their careers and are actively involved in ongoing studies examining the effectiveness of chairwork. Supported by a growing team of carefully selected clinicians and coaches, Chairwork prides itself on delivering high-impact training and therapy which is effective, innovative, and evidence-based.

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zero waste scotland

Zero Waste Scotland exists to lead Scotland to use products and resources responsibly, focusing on where we can have the greatest impact on climate change. Using evidence and insight, our goal is to inform policy, and motivate individuals and businesses to embrace the environmental, economic, and social benefits of a circular economy. We are a not-for-profit environmental organisation, funded by the Scottish Government and European Regional Development Fund. Our structure As a company limited by guarantee, Zero Waste Scotland’s board is comprised of six non-executive directors, one of whom is the chair, and one executive director, who is the chief executive officer. Company membership includes Scottish ministers alongside our non-executive directors. How we are funded We are funded by the Scottish Government and receive funding from the European Structural Funds Programme to help accelerate our circular economy and resource efficiency work with SMEs in Scotland. As a publicly-funded organisation, we are accountable for what we do and we want to lead by example. This is why we publish copies of our financial and environmental performance.

peak district pilates

Pilates Classes in Derbyshire and the Peak District. Serving Bakewell, Matlock, Youlgrave, Hartington and Tissington. WHY PILATES? Learn to improve your movement patterns… by identifying and activating correct muscles, we can move optimally and reduce aches & pains. Pilates is fantatsic for postural correction, improving stability, strength, balance and flexibility. Consistent and regular Pilates sees fantastic results. Many professional athletes choose Pilates to strengthen their core and improve performance. Lessons learned on the mat will help you excel or rehabilitate. WHAT IS PILATES? Pilates is a series of exercises created by the German born Joseph Pilates in the 1920s. His method aimed to improve posture and strengthen the core – the powerhouse of the body – which helps with balance and gives our limbs a solid base from which to push, lift and perform dynamic movement. Modern science has enhanced Joe’s repertoire making it safer and more applicable to our bodies. I teach Standing Pilates, Mat Pilates, and Chair Pilates for all age groups and specialisms. All bodies can achieve in a Pilates class. Group classes are a great way to achieve consistency of Pilates practice, and 1:1 sessions can complement your training by assessing specifics in your posture and function. Pilates exercises can be broken down or layered together to increase or decrease difficulty.

underfall yard trust

Members of the Trust rescued the slipway and buildings from dereliction in the 1990s, with support from Bristol City Council, the Heritage Lottery Fund, the South West Regional Development Authority and volunteers. Following the restoration, the yard was set up as a working boatyard with tenants, including a number of start-up small enterprises. Underfall Yard is now home to many different maritime-related businesses, as well as several clubs and organisations focused around water activities. All income from the tenants and the slipway is put back into maintaining the yard and buildings. The Trust also takes a keen interest in Bristol Docks as a whole, and in maintaining Bristol’s maritime heritage. Underfall Yard Trust’s goals for the Heritage Lottery Fund project, delivered between 2014-2018, were: Preserving and restoring the historic buildings and machinery Retaining the unique character of the Underfall Yard keeping it as a working and productive place, not a working museum Improving public access, engagement, awareness and understanding of the yard including interpretation, with opportunities for learning and volunteering Nurturing and supporting maritime skills by providing workshops, with opportunities for training and learning Enhancing sustainability to ensure long-term viability The current chair of the Trust is Ian Wilkinson who can be contacted via the yard’s postal