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stony stratford conservative club

Stony Stratford Conservative Club

earth spirals

Amelie Rowan Summer is an Earth Priestess currently based in London. She has been a practising Pagan for 25 years, is an Ovate grade druid in the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, and was trained and initiated as a Priestess of Brighid and as an IPHM accredited Sacred Celebrant in Avalon, Glastonbury. She trained and initiated as a Sister of Aphrodite and Priestess of the Sea with the Goddess Temple, Rome, and is a certified meditation teacher and spiritual life coach. Believing that Earth Priestessing is rooted in real, grounded action, Amelie holds a Masters degree in conservation medicine and a Permaculture Design Certificate. She works as a volunteer tree project reviewer for TreeSisters, supporting their wonderful work reforesting the tropics and empowering women, and as a volunteer online campaigner for The Woodland Trust. She is currently studying for an MA in Folklore Studies and also as a love and sex coach specialising in women’s empowerment, with the Tantric Institute of Integrated Sexuality.

east ward conservative club

East Ward Conservative Club East Ward Conservative Club in Stump La, Chorley PR6 0AT, United Kingdom

hasbury conservative club

maindee conservative club

the wilderness

MHA The Wilderness is a unique and reformed garden which was first discovered over a 100 years ago. The reclaimed wilderness offers access to a hidden heritage garden in South London with an accessible, engaging and nature conservation programme of activities. The Wilderness garden was first created by Rev William Wilks, Vicar of Shirley and former secretary of the Royal Horticulture Society, between 1904 and 1923: a wild garden that lived up to the house’s name. Over a 100 years later it has been restored by MHA to its former glory and both our residents and visitors couldn’t be happier with the beautiful garden.

idverde

idverde have accreditations from certifying bodies, relevant to our work in landscape construction, grounds maintenance and arboriculture. At idverde UK, we recognise the importance of the environment and the role our organisation plays in helping to protect the environment for future generations. Most of the people who choose to work for idverde UK have a natural interest in wildlife and green spaces, leading to a cultural bias towards making our communities stronger while helping improve our outdoor spaces and support wildlife conservation. With this key interest already within our people, we can see everyday examples of our colleagues working in ways to make our services and practices more sustainable.

friends of barnes common

Barnes Common Limited formed in 1992 and has been a not-for-profit, limited liability company with charitable status since April 2013. For decades known as Friends of Barnes Common, the charity changed its name in 2022 to Barnes Common Limited (BCL) to reflect its evolving nature and help further growth. It is heavily involved in conservation, community and education engagement. Vine Road Recreation Ground is currently in the consultation phase of a proposed major enhancement of the site. Today, the charity is overseen by a Board of Directors and Management Committee. We have an active, growing membership, many of whom are part of our dedicated and invaluable team of volunteers.

st kilda club

The St Kilda Club was established over fifty years ago, to help conserve and protect the Islands of St Kilda, and raise public awareness of their outstanding beauty, animal and plant life, artefacts, archaeology and the buildings, culture and natural history. The St Kilda Shop on the main island of Hirta helps us to fund a variety of projects through the National Trust of Scotland, in relation to the conservation of the islands, over recent years we have donated more than £50,000. A Reunion of members is held annually, and a journal, the St Kilda Mail is published each year and distributed to over 800 members worldwide.

julia spall

After Studying Fine Art Painting at Bretton Hall College in the early 90's I went on to study Architectural Glass at Edinburgh College of Art before beginning a career as a Stained Glass Artist. Whilst living in Edinburgh I worked on many projects for Historic Scotland, from Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh to St Magnus Cathedral in Orkney. I joined York Minsters conservation team in 2003 and later became their principal restoration painter before leaving in 2009 to start my own business. My fascination with glass led me to explore traditional lampworking techniques, and since 2012 I have been designing and making jewellery using the glass beads I create.