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Tir na nOg is a Holistic Centre in a beautiful courtyard setting on the edge of the National Park, just 17 miles north of Glasgow and 20 miles from Stirling. We have two gorgeous shop spaces, a great range of complementary therapies and consultations, and a fascinating range of events and workshops on our calendar, delicious homemade food in The Soup Dragon Cafe, as well as our beautiful woodland walk paths. We have lots on – check out our Therapy Page to see everything on offer in our therapy rooms, and have a peruse of the Events Page for news on workshops, events, and lots more. And don’t forget you can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date! If you’re looking for Gift Vouchers, they’re available through the online shop here !

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Live game coverage of Vermont & New England sports teams from high school to college. News & stats plus advertising opportunities. Visit us for details. The Northeast Sports Network was founded in 2006 on a single premise: to provide local athletes the same coverage as provided to top collegiate and professional athletes. From this simple idea, NSN has developed partnerships and relationships with organizations and schools across Vermont and New England. NSN has taken a “ground up” approach to bringing exposure to its partners both small and large. By combining highly skilled production teams, a rich internet presence and web development team, and highly experienced, award winning broadcasting talent, NSN has all the components and expertise to bring all of its partners into the next era of athletic exposure; the internet era.

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ETAG is the umbrella organisation for the tourism sector in Edinburgh. Our aim is to create a strong tourism community that works together to deliver sustainable growth for your business, a great experience for the visitor and economic benefits for the city and Scotland as a whole. We have an online network of over 1,500 tourism professionals, businesses and organisations who receive regular updates on the latest information, events and business opportunities in Edinburgh. It’s free, so why not Join our mailing list to keep up to date. The ETAG Full Group, made up of representatives from the major stakeholders, agencies and industry groups from across Edinburgh’s tourism sector, meets around 12 times a year to discuss the key challenges, opportunities and strategic issues for tourism in the city. ETAG’s activity focuses on 3 main areas: Market Intelligence – keeping businesses up to date with the latest news, business opportunities, visitor intelligence and insights into new developments in the city. Check out our market info section of the website. Business Development – delivering a range of events, ranging from short, snappy Business Briefings to hands on training in new technology and social media and innovation workshops. Have a look at our events and training pages. Networking – creating opportunities for businesses to get together, keep up to date with the latest news, share best practice and develop collaborative ideas. Start a conversation in our LinkedIn group, or Have a look at our Events page. ETAG is a virtual organisation, with no staff or office space. It’s activities are primarily funded and supported by Scottish Enterprise, which provides staff resource and project funding. Where appropriate, it also raises project funding for specific activities from the tourism sector.

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Edible East Community Interest Company promotes a healthy and sustainable future for everyone through creative workshops, community gardening and cultural events, all informed by the latest research. We are based in Norwich in the UK. We are run by freelance artist and founder Jennie Pedley, artist  gardener Tara Sampy and horticulturalist Nik Thomson. We work with many local partners across cultural, scientific and food growing sectors. We work with other artists linking them to local science research on health and food security.  We offer bespoke workshops and cultural experiences such as exhibitions and outdoor trails. See our News and Events page for our previous workshops and our Trail page for our Norwich Art Science Trail which explored the Future of Food.

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I studied Art & Design at Falmouth Art School and then took a degree in Graphic Design & Illustration at Southampton Solent University. I now work as a product developer for a large, international jewellery manufacturer. Most of the work is commercial and not particularly creative. So as a creative outlet I enjoy many craft hobbies such as crochet, knitting and sewing and occasional a bit of illustration. It all started a long time ago… I moved to Germany when I was two and was put into the local kindergarten. I couldn’t speak a word of German, however the teacher, Frau Pfenning began my integration by teaching me to knit – purely by demonstration. When I came back to the UK aged nine, my mother taught me basic crochet and I became adept at making dolls’ clothes using only single crochet – discovering I could shape garments using increases and decreases. She also influenced my knitting style – I am a “pit knitter”, as was her grandmother. As an adult, I didn’t rediscover crochet and knitting until my early thirties – 10 years on and my hobbies have become my passion. I feel very privileged to be able to teach and pass on my love of this craft through my classes, in particular through the Riverhouse Hookers Please sign up to my newsletter to get notifications of my latest designs, patterns and news.

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Hi, I am Karen Bentley-Brown, founder of Bentley-Brown Associates and passionate about helping people to grow good business. For the past twenty years I’ve been helping businesses and charities to develop and thrive. I enjoy nothing more than reading about or, even better, visiting businesses that have found a way to improve the world we live in and at the same time as making a profit… Actually there is one thing I enjoy more that is sharing those ideas (See Positive News). Over this time it has become clear to me that the organisations who look after their people (staff and customers), and their environment, are the most successful; to put it bluntly they are more sustainable AND they make more money. You could say that I’m a bit biased as I have always believed that we should leave the planet in a better way than we found it, both for people and wildlife. One of my early memories is joining WWF’s ‘Panda Club’ as a child in the 1960s after hearing about the plight of giant pandas (I’m pleased to say that they have recently been taken off the ‘endangered species’ list). In my later life I was privileged to work for WWF as one of their Regional Managers before moving on to fundraising and development roles with other environmental organisations including the National Trust. The Growing Club Growing Club Trainers As my work began to merge with the ‘for profit’ world I always carried my environmental hat with me. At first it was under the guise of ‘saving the planet can save you money’… This is true but it isn’t a very authentic business model and I knew there was a better way to do business. Since becoming a freelance business consultant and coach I’ve had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of businesses both large and small and have developed a template that works for all organisations based on John Elkington’s Triple Bottom Line or People, Planet, Profit model. Put simply, if you look after your people and your planet you will make more profit. But there are an infinite number of ways to do this and I’d be delighted to help you find the best way for you and your organisation to develop and tell your positive impact story. ☺

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Latest News MP visits our award-winning centre Preston Vocational Centre welcomed local MP Sir Mark Hendrick and Adrian Leather, Chief Executive of Active Lancashire to its city-centre base last week. The VIP guests were able to hear directly from... Posted on 14 Dec 2022 at 10:57 AM Preston charity receives unexpected cash windfall Last week renowned local employer Sika Ltd, the UK arm of international Sika Group, held a Global Sustainability workshop, culminating in a visit to local charity Preston Vocational Centre (PVC). Sika... Posted on 3 Oct 2022 at 12:48 PM Bricklaying Work Experience Turns into Apprenticeship for PVC Student PVC student, James gained an insight into the role of a Bricklayer with Keepmoat Homes subcontractor, J & J Bricklayers, on their Farington Mews development site in Leyland.... Posted on 27 Jul 2022 at 10:31 AM