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go wild workshops

GO WILD WORKSHOPS - Go Wild Workshops | Nature Adventure for Kids Holiday clubs for kids aged 6-12 across West Sussex.

titan sports

centre + flow with siofra lamb

problem pet solutions

The purpose of Luminous Leaders is to help develop leaders that distinctively stand out and are exemplary in character and competence. At Luminous Leaders, we believe that everything rises and falls on leadership. The success of any organisation is therefore dependent on the quality of leadership and influence that its members have. By helping individuals in organisations grow their leadership capacity, we can help the organisation achieve long term growth and success.

snobby doggy

Hello Pawsome Owners! Welcome to Snobby Doggy! We are dog lovers who wish to ease the difficulties that come with owning a challenging puppy or adult dog by providing advice to other dog lovers on how to get the most enjoyment out of their pet.    We keep it simple and make learning pleasurable for both you and your dog instead of applying harsh, negative approaches.  It is crucial that we provide our customers with the finest advise and guidance possible while working with them. For that, we are continuously expanding my knowledge of dogs and staying current with the most recent science-based techniques.   Through continuous studies in the canine world, we take enormous pride in our Snobby Doggy Home Boarding and Day Care services to make sure your fur friends are in the best hands when you are away from home.  As well as holding qualifications in Training and Behaviour, we are also a fully licenced  Home Boarding and Day Care home business under Brighton and Hove City Council and have achieved a 5* rating. In order for this we have puppy proofed our home, gone through extensive checks, completed the required qualifications and continuing with my professional development with canine behaviour and training. Fully Licensed by: Brighton & Hove City Council  Licence number: 2021/01729/ANIBOD

social for good

Social for Good We’re THE social media agency for charities, not-for-profits and purpose-driven brands. We only do social. And we only do it brilliantly. Let us show you how.

a petal unfolds

Paper artist Susan Beech creates beautifully delicate crepe paper flowers and botanicals from her home in Hove, UK. She founded her studio A Petal Unfolds in 2016. Each flower and botanical piece is unique, with every petal cut from the finest crepe papers and intricately shaped by hand. Ink, pastel and paint is often used to create a soft gradation of colour. Photo by Polly Hanrahan Susan works by studying real botanical specimens where possible, which helps her to create the finest of details. She also takes inspiration from photographs and botanical publications in order to create a realistic piece. Her fine artistry has led to commercial projects with the Financial Times and Liberty London amongst others. Susan also teaches paper flower workshops both within the UK and internationally, as well as her popular online classes. Photo by Polly Hanrahan Photo by Polly Hanrahan Inspiration for her work stems from a childhood with a deep closeness and awe for nature, as well as an interest in contemporary floristry, art and fashion. This all feeds in to her pieces, bringing a vibrant sense of colour and a richness to the paper world she creates. Susan’s first book on paper flower making was published in May 2022 by Pavilion Books/Harper Collins. SELECT CLIENTS INCLUDE: The National Trust, Liberty London, Financial Times, Jo Malone London, Martha Stewart Living, Thames & Hudson, Dorling Kindersley, Cath Kidston, Papier, The White Company.

face2face counselling services

My name is Mary Dawes. I am a BACP registered and accredited Counsellor / Psychotherapist. I trained at the Wealden Institute, where I gained a Diploma in Counselling and studied Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy. I am an approved adoption counsellor registered through Barnardo's LINK Adoption Support Service, and I am a trained Cruse bereavement counsellor. I worked for five years with male survivors of sexual abuse at Mankind, a charity in Hove, and as a volunteer counsellor at Open Door, a project for 13-25 year olds in Eastbourne, for six years. As a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, I work within their Ethical Framework for Counselling Professions. I do not believe that there is a typical person or client, only that there are people who are in distress and are searching for help. I believe that “the relationship” between client and counsellor is at the heart of the work that I do, and it is this relationship that ultimately heals and promotes most growth and well being in a client. My approach is Person Centred and Integrative, as I believe that no one approach fits all. Therefore I draw on a variety of theoretical and creative methods. In accordance with BACP guidlines, I have supervision on my work, and I regularly undertake training as a commitment to my continuing professional development. I hold a full professional liability insurance. I offer long and short term counselling. My fee for a 50 minute session is £45.00

coral co-housing

Create and live in an intentional eco co-housing community which maximises the collective to create a better quality of life; financially & practically. Create and live in an intentional eco co-housing community which maximises the collective to create a better quality of life; financially & practically. Create homes with high environmental standards and lower bills. Learn and use best practice from pre-existing successful co-housing models. Progress quickly; keep it simple, start small, be adaptable and grow. For Coral to showcase the financial, environmental and health benefits of community life, achieved through straightforward and simple design principles and financial models. Vision Location Location. Ideal location near Brighton & Hove or Lewes, but open to wider Sussex region. Transport. Good public transport links. Schools. Near good primary and secondary schools. Design & Build Eco-design. Using affordable, and where possible local, non-toxic, beautiful natural materials. Low ecological impact – using renewable energy sources. Architecture. Well designed by professional architects who have experience of designing co-housing projects to enhance community life. Homes. Up to 50 households each with their own front door, with a range of house/flat sizes and mixed tenure. Space. Shared outdoor space/ garden/allotments. Communal building. With kitchen/social space/guest room/connected to the wider local community/possibly some commercial space. Community Intergenerational community – mixed age ranges. Diverse group of people who want to contribute to the community. Collaboratively managed. Sharing resources – saving money and reducing environmental impact. Regular shared meals. The Project Who are we? We are a newly formed co-housing group, created by a range of individuals who share common principles and who bring expertise to the project, in areas such as; eco design, engineering and construction, research, community development, fundraising, charity and homelessness sector, arts, education, facilitation and training. The story so far The group started informally in 2017 and later joined together as a formed group of five families and committed to progressing quickly in 2018. We have been supported by the Brighton & Hove Community Land Trust and have been successful in securing funding to work with Bioregional on their One Planet Affordable Living (OPAL) process to develop our project. We are continuing to apply for further funding, look for sites to build on, develop our membership policy and financial plan. What is our plan? We have developed a three year plan which involves securing significant funding, finding a site to build on and partnering with an eco developer. How will we finance & ownership work? We are in partnership with an experienced eco developer to support the development of an investment model which can incorporate home owning mortgages, rental and social housing. How will the community work? Homes will be separate units, there will some shared land/garden and play area and a common house; which will have a shared kitchen and dining area and possibly guest rooms, meeting/office space and laundry facilities. We are aiming for a simple community model – with the minimum amount of rules and process that allow us to live as harmoniously as possible. With everyone understanding that, if we all actively contribute to the community – the better it will be for all of us.