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kintsugi hope

Kintsugi Hope is a charity based in the UK striving to make a difference to peoples mental wellbeing. 'Kintsugi' (金継ぎ) is a Japanese technique for repairing pottery with seams of gold. The word means 'golden joinery' in Japanese. This repairs the brokenness in a way that makes the object more beautiful, and even more unique than it was prior to being broken. Instead of hiding the scars it makes a feature of them. We want to see a world where mental and emotional health is understood and accepted, with safe and supportive communities for everyone to grow and flourish.

safety training woodworking

Safety Training Woodworking was set up to respond to the needs of the woodworking industry by John Gubb in 1994. John had, for the previous 20 years, been involved in the education and training of woodcutting machinists, joinery and furniture makers whilst retaining a link with industry and research. John remained up to date with both industry and education. Collaborative ventures with the Health and Safety Executive and local companies resulted in Safety Training Woodworking taking part in the safety video “The Cutting Edge” and providing supporting information for the HSE and others in the legal proceedings

bwf - british woodworking federation

The British Woodworking Federation is the trade association for the woodworking and joinery manufacturing industry in the UK. We have over 700 members drawn from manufacturers, distributors and installers of timber doors, windows, conservatories, staircases, furniture, all forms of bespoke, interior and architectural joinery as well as suppliers to the industry. The woodworking sector as a whole is a £3.8 billion industry operating at the heart of UK manufacturing. The Federation strives to provide the best possible service to our members and to ensure that service represents the best value for their subscription fee. Central to the BWF is our Code of Conduct, against which all members are audited. We believe this is the basis of our success in recruiting and retaining quality members; it drives us on towards achieving our ambition to be the trade association of choice for every woodworking enterprise in the UK. Our focus is on ‘Building it Better with Wood’, promoting the inherent advantages of wood and helping our members to achieve more around our themes of healthy, sustainable, productive and safe ways of working. The BWF is also a community and brings together individuals and companies within the industry to share problems and experiences and find solutions together. We offer regular opportunities for members to rub shoulders with their competitors and suppliers, whether formally in our technical and market focused meetings and working groups, or informally at BWF Social events.

british woodworking federation

The British Woodworking Federation is the trade association for the woodworking and joinery manufacturing industry in the UK. We have over 700 members drawn from manufacturers, distributors and installers of timber doors, windows, conservatories, staircases, furniture, all forms of bespoke, interior and architectural joinery as well as suppliers to the industry. The woodworking sector as a whole is a £3.8 billion industry operating at the heart of UK manufacturing. The Federation strives to provide the best possible service to our members and to ensure that service represents the best value for their subscription fee. Central to the BWF is our Code of Conduct, against which all members are audited. We believe this is the basis of our success in recruiting and retaining quality members; it drives us on towards achieving our ambition to be the trade association of choice for every woodworking enterprise in the UK. Our focus is on ‘Building it Better with Wood’, promoting the inherent advantages of wood and helping our members to achieve more around our themes of healthy, sustainable, productive and safe ways of working. The BWF is also a community and brings together individuals and companies within the industry to share problems and experiences and find solutions together. We offer regular opportunities for members to rub shoulders with their competitors and suppliers, whether formally in our technical and market focused meetings and working groups, or informally at BWF Social events.

access training hertfordshire - electrician, gas & plumbing courses

Award winning apprenticeships and trainingWe have been delivering training programmes for businesses and individuals across the North East for over 35 years. We have a genuine interest in the success of the companies we work with and the people we train, and we aim to provide a personal, bespoke service. Confirmed as a ‘good provider’ in 4 consecutive Ofsted inspections, we are also proud to announce that we were top in the north east region for learner satisfaction and in the top 6% nationally – scoring an impressive 97.4% in the 2018 national survey. We can also boast an overall achievement rate for our apprenticeships in 2017-18 of 80.4% (13.1% higher than the national rate), which should reassure you of the level of quality you will receive from Access Training.

sheffield skills academy

With a rich history of construction training at the venue, the Sheffield Skills Academy opened its doors to a new chapter on the 4th of August 2019. Originally built and developed by Henry Boot in the 1970’s to train and develop their own site staff in disciplines including brickwork, roofing, carpentry and joinery and painting and decorating. The centre has over the years, trained hundreds if not thousands of individuals in construction trades. A significant and ongoing investment has been made within the academy to re-purpose the buildings and facilities to provide first-class teaching and training environments to help develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours of the clients who are referred to the academy.

kintsugi healing

Kintsugi Healing offers a practical, step-by-step guide for compassionate healing and lasting change, helping people make sense of difficult or challenging experiences so they can move through them to create stronger and more confident futures. Kintsugi Healing is inspired by the ancient Japanese Art of Kintsugi, literally translated ‘golden joinery’, which repairs precious broken pottery using a unique golden lacquer, highlighting breaks and honouring their history instead of hiding them. Kintsugi repair respects the origins of the pieces and their meaning for the owner. The process is thoughtful and patient, combining both art and science. The finished pieces are stronger than the original and have their own unique appearance as a result of the golden repair.

curious tales

Curious Tales is the coming together of objects, materials and ideas in the form of furniture, graphics and homewares. Every piece of timber has its own story and history, we look to pay homage to, and reinterpret that story into realised pieces of beautifully designed and crafted furniture for the home. The driving force behind Curious Tales is local Canberra resident Pete Bollington who brings together a background in Interior design, fine furniture manufacturing and graphic design, Pete seeks to reinterpret everyday objects in a new fashion and create new and engaging designs for the home. Curious Tales can offer bespoke furniture and designs to compliment any interior space. From one off pieces to full furniture suites, we have the 'know how' to solve your furniture needs. Using a combination of traditional joinery techniques and contemporary design aesthetics, you are sure to have a piece of furniture that will not only compliment your own style but will last for generations to come.

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.

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