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dock design

dock DESIGN started life as T.Delcher Design, founded by cabinetmaker, Tommy Delcher. After honing his skills at the internationally renowned woodworking school Rowden Atelier, Tommy started out helping residents in the Liverpool area improve their homes by creating a wide range of custom-made handcrafted fitted and free-standing furniture using materials like solid wood, birch ply and MDF. In 2022, George Ashton, a long-term collaborator of Tommy’s, became the second half of dock DESIGN. Joining forces means that here at dock, we are able to be even more adventurous on our projects than ever before, continuing to deliver the quality and standards we demand from ourselves. We thrive on helping people see their vision come to life and working with clients to produce unique high-quality furniture designed and crafted specifically to match their needs.

broughton hall catholic high school

roughton Hall Catholic High School is committed to developing policies and practice that raise attainment for all children and close the gap between those facing disadvantage and their peers. Under the Equality Act 2010 we have a legal duty to publish information to demonstrate compliance with Public Sector Equality Duty of that Act. As a school we recognise our general and specific duties having due regard to the need to: Eliminate discrimination and other conduct that is prohibited by the Act. Advance equality of opportunity between people who share a protected characteristic and people who do not share it. Foster good relations between people of all characteristics. These duties extend to all members of our school, and specific regard needs to be given to those who have protected characteristics - race, disability, sex, age, religion or belief, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity and gender reassignment.

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clearly living

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at the library

At The Library is a programme of artist-led workshops, projects, commissions and happenings in community libraries in Bootle and Crosby. We believe that everyone has “gifts of the heart, the head and the hand” to offer to their community. Through artist-led activity, At The Library creates ways for people to share these gifts. We aim to make a new civic and cultural role for Sefton’s libraries, offering new experiences, new meeting points, new reasons to gather and ways to spend time together. Everyone is welcome and everything is free. Over the past three years, artists and library-users have co-created projects – a collaborative press archive, a Bootle tapestry, a new wallpaper, community-wide skill shares, podcasts, feasts and library-cooked lunches, and a green oasis in Bootle Library. To take part in the At The Library you can speak to one of the librarians in any of our Libraries, see the current programme on this website, or click through to find us on facebook, twitter or Instagram. Volunteers are always welcome. We have worked with artists including Ciara Phillips, Harun Morrison, Jenny Steele, Jayne Lawless, Sumuyya Khader, Sean Roy Parker, Fairland Collective, Frances Disley and Bella Milroy, alongside local historians, gardeners, community organisations and educators. You can read more about some of these projects here. At The Library is curated and produced by Rule of Threes Arts in partnership with Sefton Libraries with funding from Arts Council England and the National Lottery Community Fund.

italiano stucco

Venetian Plastering Courses North West - Italiano Stucco Venetian Polished Plastering Courses North West. Learn the latest Venetian Plaster techniques to create amazing finishes

mia cathcart

Cathcart is a contemporary figurative artist living and working in Liverpool, UK. She has exhibited internationally and her work is held in private collections in London, New York and Budapest. Join my monthly newsletter to receive access to new works, workshops, exhibitions and more. New subscribers receive 10% off their first order.

b 4 biodiversity

WE ARE A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS THAT PROMOTE THE IMPORTANCE OF BIODIVERSITY IN THE URBAN AREA We design and build bespoke healthy, productive and environmentally sensitive landscapes beneficial to people, nature and everything else inbetween. Our aim is to raise the awareness of urban biodiversity through educational, practical and creative projects. We do this through: Landscape Design & Build Beekeeping Training Horticulture & Gardening Arts Projects Sale of Environmental products We naturally work on a 'bottom-up' approach with communities, schools and groups. This enables individuals to have more of say on the design and create processes during their learning and development of a project.

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emma's wild garden

My love of horticulture grew after starting an allotment 6 years ago at the school where I used to teach. I have always enjoyed nature and wildlife, but wanted to explore the possibilities that learning outdoors could have. After teaching in the classroom for 14 years (at that point) I had no idea of the impact gardening would have on my students. It has been simply magical to watch. I have witnessed first hand the positive impact nurturing a garden can have, and not just on a personal level! Everyone should garden - it is SO good for you! Gardening after a day in work was simply not enough, so three years ago I enrolled on a horticultural course with the Royal Horticultural Society at Ness Gardens, I have taken floral design classes and I'm using my teaching skills to hold workshops so that others can enjoy plants and flowers regardless of whether they have a garden or not. An opportunity arose to hold my own planting workshops at Make in Liverpool and an idea for Emma's Wild Garden grew from there, I finally had a creative outlet for my plant passion and I could share it with others. As well as providing workshops, I have been creating my own terrariums as gifts and then to sell. Gardening doesn't have to involve wearing wellies - although I love my bumblebee pair - it can be done whatever the weather and using beautiful glassware and stylish planters for any room in your home.