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durham and newcastle diocesan learning trust

Durham

The Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Learning Trust (DNDLT) exists to enable Church of England Schools to continue to achieve educational excellence through Christian based ethos and values. It will establish a lasting legacy of a financially and pedagogically self - sustaining organisation, enabling professionals and schools to continue to improve and evolve through collaborative support and challenge. The DNDLT was born out of the vision of the Durham Diocesan Board of Education to give a further option to both Diocesan and community schools who wished to seek an academy solution, with the launch of the original Durham Diocesan MAT in November 2017. This vision was expanded in 2020 to reflect existing partnership working with the Newcastle Diocesan Education Board and enable the Trust to also become an option for schools within the Newcastle Diocesan area. In November 2020 the Trust formally changed its name to become the Durham and Newcastle Diocesan Learning Trust and amended its Articles and Membership to reflect this wider scope and commitment from both Diocesan Education Boards. The DNDLT currently contains thirteen Church of England Primary schools.

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make north

Louise Smith opened Make North in August 2019 in Preston City centre, as a community maker-space where members could access facilities such as pottery wheels and print benches, as well as attending formal courses taught by our resident-artists Christine, Katie and Micaela. Seven months after launch our membership had grown to over 80 members and 100's of people had participated in courses, then Covid-19 closed our doors. In response we launched a home-pottery service and spent 15months delivering clay to member’s doorsteps and collecting their pots to glaze and fire, over 120 households participated, with all ages taking part. As it has for many the pandemic has been tough for us and we were too new to be eligible for government 'cultural recovery' funding and so after a long period of not covering costs and with ongoing uncertainty over Covid, we took the decision in July to close. We survived the lockdowns thanks to the enthusiastic and generous support of our members, we are incredibly grateful and hope we can find a solution to reopen soon!

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optimised training centre

Optimised Training Centre is a Grade 1 organisation awarded by the British Institute Of Innkeeping BII. We work closely with leading awarding bodies to deliver training tailored to industry requirements. Optimised Training Centre specialises in the Licensed trade, delivering training to a wide range of licensed Industries, as well as delivering training to Food Manufactures, Caterers and Retailers. So why choose us? · Tuition from experienced trainers · Examination fees are included · Course materials included · Course handbook optional · Refreshments included · Have a pass rate of 99% · Can come to you if you prefer · Complete breakdown of results, if required · Certificate within 10 days · 6 months provisional membership of the BII (invaluable for knowledge ) · BIIAB APLH certificate Our customers range from individuals who want to improve their knowledge and skills, to corporate customers both large and small. We deliver the market leading BIIAB APLH Qualification (THE BRITISH INSTITUTE OF INNKEEPING Award for Personal License Holders) which is known industry wide as the market leader by many POLICE, BREWERS, PUB COMPANIES, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, SOLICITORS AND GOVERNMENT

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shipley little theatre

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Three things must ye know about Shipley Little Theatre: It’s in Shipley It’s quite small (or it was when we first started anyway). Can’t remember. It’ll come to me. Three more practical things: We’re based in Shipley, but if you can get to us you’re most welcome. Most of our members live in Shipley, Saltaire or Windhill, but there’s no geographical requirement – just so long as you’re comfortable getting to us! We’re not that small, not in experience, anyway. We have a core membership with a wide range of abilities and experiences from professionally trained and working, to beginners. There’s a range of different styles and our workshops aim to cover a range of topics. Everyone’s welcome and everyone’s included. We do theatre. Individually we’ve done a range of theatre from established classics, to musicals, to community pantos, to new writing. As Shipley Little Theatre we intend to carry on that fine tradition. Our first two productions are new local writing. We intend to build a rounded programme from there.

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advance he

Advance HE is a member-led, sector-owned charity that works with institutions and higher education across the world to improve higher education for staff, students and society. Our strategic goals to enhance confidence and trust in HE, address systemic inequalities and advance education to meet the evolving needs of students and society, supports the work of our members and the HE sector. We are experts in higher education with a particular focus on enhancing teaching and learning, effective governance, leadership development and tackling inequalities through our equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) work. We deliver our support through professional development programmes and events, Fellowships, awards, student surveys, providing strategic change and consultancy services and through membership (including accreditation of teaching and learning, equality charters, research, knowledge and resources). Using our expertise and sharing best practice, we work with our network of global associates and partners, and with people, providers and systems around the world to understand contexts and challenges, and deliver solutions. It is our people and the people we help that really make us who we are.

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international union of aerospace insurers

London

Formed in 1934, the International Union of Aerospace Insurance (IUAI) has been representing the interests of the aerospace insurance and reinsurance industry for over 80 years. In just over a century of manned flight, the aerospace sector has developed and changed beyond all recognition, and the members of the Union have had to develop and adapt to meet the demands of an expanding customer base, new technologies and ever changing international legal regimes. With Membership standing at 66 entities, comprising insurers, reinsurers and associations drawn from 28 different countries, we estimate that some 90% of the worldwide aerospace insurance cover is written by our members who between them provide cover for every aspect of aerospace business: • from privately-owned ultralights to entire airline jet fleets • from maintenance shops to airframe and engine manufacturers • from small general aviation airfields to major airports • from micro-satellites to commercial space launchers. The Union’s offices are located in Threadneedle Street, in the centre of the insurance sector of the City of London.

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etc ni

BELFAST

E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED is a private limited company located in BELFAST, The United Kingdom. Company E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED is registered at and issued with Company Number as NI023309; now company's status is active. We have found out such reports and documents as address, phone, contacts E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED 2022, vacancies, responds, credits, finance, company information, confirmation statement (annual return), company accounts and official information from Companies House. Founded capital is 792,000 GBP, sales per year are seted up as approximately 789,000,000 GBP, with credit rating as normal. More 60 employees work in the company. The main activity of E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED is Membership Organizations, including 6 other directions. Products made in E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED are not found. Its contact method and company information is as below. Information about owner, director or manager of E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED is not found. You can also view reviews of E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED, open vacancies, location of E.T.C. (N.I.) LIMITED on the map. In total the company use 0 trading names. For more information visit the site or send request using contact data.

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ruddington grange golf club pro shop

It takes many years for a golf course to mature and develop but Ruddington Grange is now unrecognisable compared to when it first opened in 1988. Quite apart from the fact that more than 5,000 trees have been planted over the years, an ongoing program of improvements has turned this 6,515-yard Par 72 course into one of the most challenging and best-kept in Nottinghamshire. Now a regular venue for county matches and competitions, its reputation grows as each year passes, so it is little wonder that Ruddington has a thriving club membership and is a popular choice for societies and major golf days. The attractive parkland course, which has water hazards in play on eight holes, has also grown into a haven for wildlife – including a pair of resident swans. The fact that all 18 holes provide a different challenge undoubtedly adds to the interest yet the course can be enjoyed by golfers of all abilities. As each year goes by, the trees grow and the greens develop their own identity, so the degree of difficulty increases noticeably.

crusaders athletic club

Strand St,

Welcome to Crusaders AC, a thriving running club located in the heart of Dublin. With a membership of over 700 athletes of all ages and abilities, we offer something for everyone. From beginners and recreational runners to elite athletes and everything in between, we have a place for you. Members enjoy access to a floodlight 400 meter outdoor track as well as our brand new clubhouse which boasts an impressive indoor running track, as well as a fully equipped gym and changing facilities. Mens Cross Country Team Picture We cover all track & field events, as well as groups for road running, marathon running, cross country, Women's Meet and Train, Couch to 3km and mountain running, so your sure find a training program that fits your needs. Plus, with a large and thriving junior section, we're a great place for young runners to get started. At Crusaders AC, we believe in the power of community and strive to create a friendly, inclusive atmosphere where everyone feels welcome. Start your running journey with a supportive and motivated team by your side.

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feminist library

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London

The Feminist Library is a large archive collection of feminist literature, particularly Women’s Liberation Movement materials dating from the late 1960s to the 1990s. We support research, activist and community projects in this field. The Library is also an autonomous feminist community space. The Library is trans-inclusive, welcomes visitors of any gender, does not require registration or membership, and provides an intersectional, non-sectarian space for the exploration of feminism. You can view our our Community Policy here. Why not search our Online Catalogue, explore our Collection, or find out more about our Activities and Events. If you would like to find out more about Volunteering or becoming a Friend to support the Library financially, please do get in touch. Originally known as the Women’s Research and Resources Centre (WRRC), the Feminist Library was set up in 1975, at the height of the Women’s Liberation Movement (WLM), a time of intense political campaigning and lively collective organising. Learn more about our Herstory here. Since the Library’s beginnings, it has provided a place where women could network and educate themselves, and has become a contact point for women locally, nationally and internationally. Today the Library continues its drive for inclusion and accessibility. The Library is run by a collective of volunteers, with a management structure committed to making decisions by consensus. Read our Manifesta here. Read our 2016-2017 Annual Report here.

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