This short residential course at Fircroft College (22-24 June) will help you prepare reports and formal documents, covering structure, grammar, language and tone.
Just £70/80 per person, or FREE for people claiming means-tested benefits.
For more information and to book a place call 0121 472 0116 or visit http://fircroft.ac.uk/short-courses/courses/voluntary-sector/voluntary-sector-short-courses/
Locality, with the Local Government Association, has published ‘Empowering Communities: Making the most of local assets – a councillors guide’.
It explores the range of tools available around community asset ownership, and aims to support local councillors when discussing these issues, with local groups, parish councils or their own authority. http://locality.org.uk/resources/making-local-assets-councillors-guide/.
Please see the attached flyer regarding the Communities Managing Change Event which is FREE & is on 25th May from 9:30-1:30 at St Georges, Community Hub in Birmingham.
A free half-day conference for Community Hubs and Neighbourhood Forums, Councillors and community and voluntary groups.
Guest Speaker
Councillor John Cotton on Birmingham’s New Localism
Sessions on:
and information on Small Grant Funds, Community Asset Transfer, Tackling Fuel Poverty and Neighbourhood Websites.
If interested, you need to book by either, going on-line at www.chamberlainforum.org or emailing, info@chamberlainforum.org.
Adult Bullying and its consequences… Fact or Fiction?
Call Out
Blue Orange Theatre in collaboration with Letters To Eric Theatre Company and LouDeemY Productions are researching a new theatre project exploring the facts and fictions surrounding Adult Bullying and its consequences.
Enjoyable, accessible sessions, which are free to attend, will be provided in a relaxed, informal environment.
We are looking for people who are interested in sharing their experiences, opinions, thoughts and feelings in a safe supportive creative environment. Participants will be guided by trained facilitators through a range of drama, story telling and creative writing exercises and techniques, to gather material, which will be used to create a fictional theatrical production inspired by real stories.
If you would like to be involved in our exploration of this often over looked issue and would like to take part in a series of creative workshops, and for further information please contact us at:
Email: info@blueorangetheatre.co.uk
Telephone: 0121 2122643
All material shared will be handled with confidentiality and sensitivity.
