2014 - September
Heritage Open Days celebrates England’s fantastic architecture and culture by offering free access to places that are usually closed to the public or normally charge for admission. Every year on four days in September, buildings of every age, style and function throw open their doors. It is a once-a-year chance to discover architectural treasures and enjoy a wide range of tours, events and... read more
National Eczema Week takes place from 13-21 September 2014 and the National Eczema Society will be holding events throughout the country. Unfortunately the impact eczema has on an individual can be overlooked by those that don't have or understand the condition. Eczema is a condition that arises when allergens are easily absorbed into, and irritate the skin. Sufferers find that because... read more
It was wonderful to see in excess of 55 team members at the annual training day which this year was held at the Priory Rooms Meeting and Conference Centre in the heart on Birmingham City Centre. The conference focussed on Behaviour Management and gave an overview of the developments made to the curriculum in the 2014 review. The environment was wonderful with all team members fully participating... read more
Many people have never heard of lymphoma until they or someone close to them is diagnosed. Lymphatic Cancer Awareness Week will take place from 15-21 September 2014. You can help by raising awareness of lymphoma. There are many ways to get involved with Lymphatic Cancer Awareness Week. Please visit... read more
Know Your Numbers Week 15-21 September 2014 Know Your Numbers Week has nothing to do with counting or maths but a lot to do with health education. Organised by Blood Pressure UK, Know Your Numbers Week is designed to encourage adults across the UK to know their blood pressure numbers and take the necessary action to reach and maintain a healthy blood pressure. To find out more, please visit:... read more
Since the early 20th century, Agatha Christie has been thrilling readers and TV audiences with her gripping stories of crime and mystery. The statistics behind her life are impressive enough. In her 85 years she wrote more than 80 books, many of them bestsellers, altogether selling an estimated two billion copies worldwide and making her the best-selling fiction author of all time. Her global... read more
2014 - July
Summer has arrived. For children and young people, there is the opportunity to have outside fun; yet for parents and carers there is the requirement to be extra alert to keep our vulnerable safe from injury during play. Now is a good time to look at the safety of play equipment and to reflect on some key safety measures especially relevant to the garden and outside activities. Is your... read more
Disability Awareness Day ("DAD") is the world's largest 'not for profit' voluntary-led disability exhibition, held annually in a huge tented village within the grounds of Walton Hall Gardens in Warrington. Visitors to the show will find over 250 exhibitors, equipment suppliers, transport, holidays, leisure, employment, support groups and services. PLUS a Sports Zone including Scuba diving, an... read more
National Parks Week 2014 – 28th July to 3 Aug 2014 National Parks Week is an annual celebration of amazing places, people, and things to be found within the boundaries of local and national parks. This year, National Parks Week takes place from 28 July to 3 August. The theme of this year's National Parks Week is 'Space to Grow', a reference to a commitment to the future of our country's... read more
National Marine Week - 26th July -10th August 2014 The UK's marine environment provides a haven for some of our most fascinating wildlife, such as basking sharks, grey seals, puffins and dolphins. Each year The Wildlife Trust celebrates the UK's amazing sea animals and plants during National Marine Week. This is your chance to explore the seashore, discover dunes along with a whole host of other... read more
2014 - June
Bike to School Week 9-13 June 2014 Bike to School Week encourages children to travel to school on their bikes over a 5 day week this June. There are lots of benefits to be gained by cycling to school. But, before you start here are some important hints and tips to consider. Firstly, ensure that your bike is in good working order, check the tyres, lights etc before you... read more
National Shed Week 1st – 6th July 2014 Did you know this week is National Shed Week? This is a time when enthusiasts and fans of everything shed-related come together and celebrate the wonders of these little huts. Sponsored by wood care solutions company Cuprinol, National Shed Week has been running for the last eight years and has gathered quite a following. It seems likely that... read more
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