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Orion Firearms Training

orion firearms training

5.0(16)

Llanidloes

Orion Firearms Training is at the cutting edge of Rifle Training within the UK. Whatever your preferred discipline, Professionals, Stalkers, Target shooters or new to shooting, our unique rifle range facility based in Wales is the place to practice, train, or just have a fun day's shoot. Our 5000 acre unique rifle range facility is discreetly located in the wilderness of the Welsh Cambrian Mountains where you can shoot a variety of steel targets from 50 metre to 1400 metre, (subject to confirmation by the office to shoot over 1000m) from .22RF to .50 calibre. At Orion Firearms Training we use a variety of steel reactive and explosive targets. Shooting steel is an unforgettable experience with instant feedback you simply don't get punching paper targets. The learning curve is steep and you'll be amazed how quickly you will learn to read the wind, and ballistic curve of your chosen calibre. Orion Firearms Training offers far more than the average rifle range, including incline shooting, water signature and the finest topography Britain has to offer. We now have a variety of new rifle systems including the Desert Technical Arms in both .308 and .338 multi change barrels. A truly awesome piece of kit. We also have a Brock and Norris custom built rifle in .308. These are in addition to our stock of Howa and Remington range rifles. Most of our rifles come equipped with Kahles, Schmidt and Bender rifle scopes. To enhance your day and help those less mobile, we have invested in a 6 seat Polaris to help get you to those more exposed areas of the range in comfort, style and sophistication. Our base at “Shackleton Hut" has a roaring log fire to welcome you as well as hot drinks throughout the day.

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Eirian Studio Glass

eirian studio glass

Hereford

Hands on glass design and manufacture. Partners Paul Edward Brown and Rowena Lloyd established eirian studio glass in 1989 ... Based in the Welsh border town of Hay on Wye, we design, make and sell handmade glass, from our combined workshop and gallery. Hot Warm Cold The glass furnace is at the heart of the workshop. From here we gather Hot glass at temperatures of 1150 degrees and above, the glass is then shaped, blown and decorated by hand using many different techniques. The glass kilns allow us to use the Warm glass techniques of fusing and slumping. Temperatures of 750 degrees allow the glass to gently fuse and slump the glass. The Cold glass workshop is where we cut, grind, polish, engrave, drill, sandblast and ....... It is always the relationship between these processes, the material and the maker that shapes our glass designs.

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Sjhs Services

sjhs services

Barton-Upon-Humber

St Joseph's is an English Medium, Catholic Voluntary Aided School for girls and boys aged 11-18 years in the Archiocese of Cardiff. It was established to provide secondary education for the Catholic population of Newport, Caldicot and Chepstow. Since then it has flourished with over 1400 students on roll, including 300 students in the Sixth Form. The school is sited in a new building completed in September 2004, that incorporates many exciting features including interactive technology being available in all classrooms, purpose-built suites for Science, Technology, Computer Science, Drama, Art and Music as well as a well resourced library, Sixth Form study area and a Sixth Form social area. Our school has a sustained record of excellent performances in examinations. This outstanding achievement has been recognised by Welsh Government and Estyn in our last Inspection (2018).

The Stitchery Frome

the stitchery frome

Frome, Somerset

Aliss trained in Fashion Design and Pattern Cutting at Art School, has worked alongside designers in London and made stage costumes for theatres in Brighton & Chichester. She's also taken courses in Lantern Building and Banner Making. Aliss has a bright and fully equipped sewing studio, The Stitchery at The Welsh Mill and offers Sewing Courses, Making Workshops and Individual Tuition. She has been teaching since 2000 and is based in Frome, Somerset. Aliss has a Level 4 City and Guilds Tutor Qualification and Enhanced DBS

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Young Dragons

young dragons

London

What a day we had at the Primary Enterprise Challenge 2022 Market Day in Castle Gardens Swansea. The sun was shining as over 600 budding entrepreneurs from over 40 Swansea primary schools sold the amazing range of products they had been working on over the last few months. The Challenge, which is run in partnership with Craigfelen Primary School and is sponsored by Welsh Government and Swansea Council, aims to support the Four Purposes of the new curriculum, and in particular to help children to become Enterprising, Creative Contributors. It is designed to give children an opportunity to improve their knowledge, refine the use of their key skills and apply them in new contexts. Lord Mayor Cllr. Mike Day, as a long time advocate of enterprise in schools, came along to support the event and was as impressed as we all were with the creativity and innovation on display.

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Snowdonia Aviation

snowdonia aviation

Bangor

The Aerospace Wales Forum is the trade association for all companies operating in the Aerospace & Defence sector in Wales. We support our members by promoting their companies on our website, in our capabilities brochure and trade brochure and by giving them access to events, networking opportunities and industry expertise. As a membership organisation, we recognise that our value is measured by what we deliver and achieve for our members. To this end, we are committed to exploring new ideas and finding new clusters/collaborations that offer even more value to our membership. The Forum consists of over 170 member companies and membership benefits include: Regular industry updates about what’s happening in the aerospace sector, along with discussions about relevant key issues. Networking opportunities with Aerospace Wales Forum members and other organisations at member forums and events. Opportunities to exhibit with the Aerospace Wales Forum at exhibitions and international air shows and access to Trade Missions Promotion of your company’s products and services on our website, within our capabilities brochure and trade brochure and also in our monthly newsletter, e-shots to members, social media postings and at events and exhibitions. Easy access to Welsh Government Ministers through our strong relationship with Welsh Government The Aerospace Wales Forum represents the views of its members and the wider aerospace sector at regional, national and international levels. It gives your organisation the opportunity to feed into Government policies that could affect your business As a membership organisation, Aerospace Wales is fully conscious that our value is measured by what we deliver and achieve for our members. To this end, we are committed to exploring new ideas and finding new clusters/collaborations that offer even more value to the membership. Continuous Improvement has long been a vital cog in the aerospace business ‘machine’ and Aerospace Wales welcomes constructive feedback, whether you are a member or not. If you are not a member of Aerospace Wales right now, why not come along to one of our events and see for yourself the value and opportunities.

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Welshpool Cricket Club

welshpool cricket club

3.3(3)

Welshpool

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Linda M Farquharson

linda m farquharson

Linda Farquharson is a relief printmaker (Linocut) based in Highland Perthshire creating linocuts and wood engravings. Her work is infused with the outdoor world and inspiration is never far from her back door.Linda studied Illustration at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee, graduating B A (Hons) in 1986. She specialised in relief printmaking and continues to work primarily with lino printing and wood engraving. For many years she worked as a commercial artist based in Edinburgh, while also exhibiting her prints nationally. Commissions include W B Yeats’ Irish Fairy and Folk Tales (for The Folio Society 2007) and Sir Walter Scott’s The Lady of The Lake (for The Association for Scottish Literary Studies 2010). Now based in Highland Perthshire, her work remains infused with the outdoor world and inspiration is never very far from her back door. Among Linda’s most recent work is a series of linocut prints that include ‘The Tree of Life’, ‘Song of the Goddess’, ‘Nine maidens’, and ‘Earth Goddess’. These bold prints incorporate some of Linda’s favourite images – trees, flowers, animals and birds together with the female form, and her current preoccupation with Goddess mythology. Drawing on stories from the Welsh Mabinogion alongside the legendary Scottish ‘Cailleach’ (expressions of the different phases of womanhood from maiden to crone) these themes allude to tales of transformation and the point where humans and nature merge, bringing a powerful new dimension to her work.

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Thompson Stem Engagement Cwmni Buddiant Cymunedol

thompson stem engagement cwmni buddiant cymunedol

London

Thompson STEM Engagement (TSE) is an independent venture looking to develop workshops and shows to inspire the pursuit and interest of the STEM subjects. We have been in operation for four years, during which time we have performed multiple shows, attended conferences, and even consulted for a few of the UK’s biggest universities. One of our main goals, in particular, is encouraging Welsh medium STEM education. Since the summer of 2020 we have been releasing weekly bilingual videos to our Twitter and YouTube platforms - check them out here. TSE C.B.C. Ltd. is a not for profit community interest company and as such, much of our work has been heavily subsidised by the organisation or indeed completely free of charge. If you would like to donate to TSE to help us to continue to pursue the production and delivery of engaging science content, you can do so by clicking the 'Donate' button in the menu. If you would like to contract TSE for any work, we do ask that when booking an event of development project that cost recovery and labour hours be taken into consideration when planning a budget. Feel free to email us with any questions at info@thompsonstem.co.uk - we may be mad scientists, but we don't bite... Promise! Examples of work completed and current projects can be seen by clicking the 'Projects' tab on the menu.

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Hamilton George Care

hamilton george care

London

In 2011, Welsh Guard Fred Lloyd George met Irish Guard Alex Hamilton on a training course. Having had relatively mirrored careers in health and care since leaving the army, Fred and Alex became sounding boards for friends and family exasperated by a struggling system further hampered by Covid-19 and unable to find good, consistent care for their loved ones. Hamilton George was born out of a need for a service that is entirely focused on the individual; is fully family-orientated and makes the relationship with care a positive one. ‍ Hamilton George only works with expert carers and a small group of families. Our programmes are highly personalised and the care is as bespoke as the individual who receives it. That’s what sets us apart; we really understand. ‍ If you are looking for care for a loved one, or simply planning ahead for your own future, call us on 07470 930 264 to discuss your care needs.

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