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Katie White Yoga

katie white yoga

Hey there, I'm Katie. I'm an experienced yoga teacher that is here to guide you towards a practice that starts on the mat and eventually seeps into your life. You will experience thoughtfully designed classes that will challenge you - you will get stronger in body heart and mind. I combine my years of experience in traditional hatha vinyasa with modern mobility and strength training techniques to curate a life long sustainable practice that will help you age with ease and grace. We practice to get better at life, not better at yoga.

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Skill Plus Consultancy

skill plus consultancy

SkillsPlus Management Consultancy is a professional consultancy that thrives in providing tailor made professional trainings, HR consultancies, Executive Coaching and Business Psychology developed by subject matter experts helping organizations and individuals to enhance personal competence and core skills, set enablers of sustainable business development and competitive advantage. With our motto “Growth for Success”, we provide innovative learning and development solutions, covering multiple areas and industries, tailored to meet your needs. Our sessions/consultancies are delivered face-to-face or via webinars, ensuring learning objectives are achieved with the desired results.

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The Growth Company

the growth company

3.3(3)

Saint Helens

Our Heritage Our journey began in Manchester over 30 years ago. Since then, we have helped to generate hundreds of millions of pounds of investment, helped to upskill and place hundreds of thousands of people in work or progress their careers, whilst working with tens of thousands of business to start, grow, internationalise and become more environmentally sustainable. We are proud of our heritage, our extensive footprint and that we are a leading ethical provider of outsourced services. We are also proud to be an accredited social enterprise, which sets us apart. We strive for continuous improvement and our business model enables us to drive profits straight back into delivering and developing high-quality service provision.

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Redding Associates

redding associates

Corby

Our company philosophy is simple – we’re here to help you become more sustainable by reducing your carbon footprint and costs. We do this by understanding your organisation and providing high quality yet practical advice. We also go beyond the report by providing project management and implementation services to make recommendations a reality. To do this we only use experienced people to undertake our work – the people you meet will work on the project. We are a small but experienced team and this allows our founder and principal consultant, Paul Redding, to provide an oversight of all projects undertaken. Paul Redding is one of the UKs most experienced sustainable energy professionals with over 30 years experience in delivering advice to a wide range of public and private sector organisations. He has worked for some of the largest consultancies in the UK and since 2002 has been delivering high quality commissions for Redding Associates. From chemicals to commercial, education to energy supply, local to central government - you name a sector and Paul has probably worked there. Paul is expert in delivering high quality, practical advice which includes helping design, specify and implement projects. In his spare time, Paul is a qualified mountain leader and volunteers for the Yorkshire Ambulance Service as a community first responder.

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Peer

peer

3.8(29)

London

PEER is a neighbourhood space for art and culture. Over the past twenty-three years we have evolved from the ground up, and are now deeply embedded in the socially, culturally, and economically diverse area of Hoxton, East London. Located in a converted shopfront in Arden Estate on Hoxton Street, our street facing gallery hosts a programme of new commissions by artists presented as solo exhibitions, group exhibitions, research projects and events. PEER overlooks and maintains Khadija’s Garden and Chris Ofili’s Black Hands pedestal clock. To support and encourage dialogue between visitors, artists and their work, a programme of event-based activity takes place throughout each exhibition, including talks, performances and workshops. Central to all our activities is PEER Ambassadors, a two-part programme for people aged 17 – 25 that offers paid work-experience at PEER, alongside a free, collaborative, and creative programme working closely with an artist on a new public art commission as part of PEER Notices. PEER provides an experimental space for artists to explore new directions in their work. Previous and recent artist commissions include, Mike Nelson, Bob & Roberta Smith, Danh Vō, Fiona Banner, Jonathan Baldock & Emma Hart, Jimmy Robert, Jadé Fadojutimi and Lubna Chowdhary, among others. We programme sustainable co-commissions with national and international partners, as well as collaborate with residents, community organisers, educators, schools, libraries and charities. Recent partnerships include, Hoxton Trust, Hackney Circle, Shoreditch Library and Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art.

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Shiv Textiles

shiv textiles

5.0(17)

East Sussex

Shiv Textiles is an independent, Brighton-based studio closing the loop on the fast-fashion industry. We rescue deadstock yarn destined for landfill and handcraft it into fine homewares, lifestyle accessories and sustainable weaving kits for you to give a new life at home. Meet the maker: Siobhan Martin Let me spin you a yarn… My studio is about weaving sustainability into the textiles industry. By putting a modern spin on a traditional craft, I want to show that it’s possible for us to enjoy quality products – pieces you really cherish – while minimising the impact we have on the planet too. Shiv Textiles was born in my bedroom in 2017. As an intern for big-name brands in the textiles and fashion industry, I’d been shocked by the amount of perfectly good materials going to waste. And I knew there had to be a better way. Fast fashion needs to take its foot off the pedal. So I began contacting mills and factories, buying their yarns, zips, threads, buttons – all destined for landfill – by the kilogram. And it’s from this that all those cushions, scarves and weaving kits are created. This process never gets beige-and-boring. You have to think on your feet. Design with what you have. Every box of upcycled materials that lands in my studio feels like a small victory. Buying with thought and care has never felt so important, and as I hope you’ll join me in honouring the lifecycle of our precious materials. And enjoy my textiles too.

Ciwem Services

ciwem services

5.0(10)

London

CIWEM represents and supports a community of thousands of members and organisations in over 89 countries who are dedicated to improving water and environmental management for the benefit of the public. Our aim is to work towards a safer, more sustainable world. Our mission is to build a global community of water and environmental professionals dedicated to working for the public benefit. As an independent charity we champion professional standards, impartiality and the use of scientific evidence in the management of the environment. We champion: Highly qualified water and environmental managers, engineers and scientists who are recognised globally for their professional expertise and conduct. Protection of the public from pollution, environmental destruction and natural hazards through the promotion and share of best practice. Application and scientific rigour and impartiality to plans and policies ensuring the best outcomes for society now and in the future. Our culture and organisational strategy is founded upon two principles: that we are relevant and accessible to all. As an institution, we are striving to become more inclusive and help the wider water and environmental management sector (WEM) feel that way too. To us, this means making CIWEM a welcoming environment where everyone feels able to participate and that their unique voices and experiences are represented. We have been working as part of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Science Council Diversity and Inclusion progression framework steering group, as well as other water and environmental organisations to improve our levels of equality and inclusion across the sector.

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Little Acorn Furniture

little acorn furniture

5.0(53)

Exeter

Working with the materials available in our surrounding countryside to produce unique and beautiful things and simultaneously provide value and management incentives to improve our precious local woodlands. Having graduated with an Honours Degree in Aerospace Engineering of all things Alasdair eventually found himself working in South London as an Elevator Engineer. This highly unsuitable lifestyle resulted in a three year VSO teaching placement in Ghana, where Alasdair found the inspiration he was looking for and returned to the UK to study for an MSc. in Environmental Forestry in Bangor, North Wales. After a brief stint working for the University, and determined never to work indoors again, Alasdair secured a Woodland Rangers post with the National Trust and spent the next ten years caring for and working with coastal native woodland and parkland in Gwynedd and Anglesey. During this time he discovered that engineering, teaching and a passion for woods and wood work were the ideal ingredients for his own venture. When the chance arose to move with his young family to South Devon, Little Acorn Furniture was born. In addition to furniture making and greenwood courses, Alasdair operates Little Acorn Forestry providing a range of forestry and conservation services from management planning to tree felling, planting and invasive species control. This often provides a sustainable source of local material for Little Acorn Furniture and the two elements provide an environmentally beneficial service quite literally from tree to table, or chair or whatever else it is you may require.

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Garden Organic

garden organic

4.7(39)

Warwickshire

Who we are Our staff and volunteers are dedicated to sharing our organic expertise so you can take those first organic steps in your own growing space. Our Chief Executive Fiona has always had a sense that gardening and growing knits together friendships and generations and has a unique ability to cross barriers and boundaries. Find more about our Chief Executive. Emma and Jules in the gardens at Ryton Our staff and volunteers Our team is made up of staff and volunteers who work at our headquarters in Ryton, in our organic demonstration garden and out in communities and back gardens across the UK. Lawrence Hills with Comfrey Bocking 14 Our history For more than half a century, our charity has brought together thousands of people who share a common belief – that organic growing is essential for a healthy and sustainable world. Work with us We’re here to get more people growing organically and by becoming part of our team, either in a paid or voluntary position, you can help us to make a change for the better. Find out about latest job and volunteering opportunities.

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The Bike Station

the bike station

4.8(25)

Perth

The Bike Station refurbished and recycles used bikes for our communities, in hopes of making Scotland a great place to cycle.The Bike Station’s mission is to develop environmentally sustainable communities by empowering people to have greater freedom of movement. Our Programmes support healthier, happier and more affordable journeys. Using bicycles as a vehicle for social change is at the heart of everything we do. Our bikes play a vital part in providing an affordable and reliable means of transport, helping contribute to an individual’s personal and financial wellbeing. Annually we save over 10,000 bikes a year from landfill and provide over 2,500 people with affordable refurbished bicycles. Our community activity is well established, and across our programmes we enable greater: Access to affordable bikes Mental health and confidence building Skills development and pathways to employment Our diverse team of mechanics and volunteers refurbish bicycles, which become the foundation for our community activities. The bikes not used for communities work are for sale in our shops. We work with a range of communities, including youth groups. employability charities, all-ability cycling groups, prisons, universities, nurseries and workplaces. The Bike Station is a registered charity, regulated by the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR).

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