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Waterways World magazine - January 2025
[ VIEW ] - A Cadbury's Boatman
Richard Hill tells us of his late grandfather's carrying work for Cadbury.
Dogs Today magazine - Issue 364 - December 2024
[ VIEW ] - Peace of Mind
Caring for a pet is a lifelong commitment, but what will happen to your dog if you become terminally ill, or old age comprimises your ability to look after your pet dependents? Thankfully, that's where the Cinnamon Trust can help, and it is always on the look out for dog loving volunteers.
Dogs Today magazine - March 2024
[ VIEW ] - Until the day I die.
After experiencing the devastation of dog theft, Wayne May has reunited over 2,000 lost pets and has no plans to stop.
Dogs Today magazine - February 2024
[ VIEW ] - Can a dog mend a broken heart?
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently reported on a new global health emergency - loneliness. Can dogs provide the cure?
Boating New Zealand magazine - December 2023
[ VIEW ] - Liquid History.
Each year, the week after the worldfamous Henley Regatta, the River Thames at Henley plays host to the Thames Traditional Boat Festival. .
(Photographs: Tony Brice.)
Dogs Today magazine - September 2023
[ VIEW ] - Newfs in Action.
With their natural water ability, Newfoundlands enjoy making a splash - and one group is raising money for charity while training life-saving rescues.
(Photographs: Tony Brice.)
Dogs Today magazine - August 2023
[ VIEW ] - Team Eliot.
With two assistance dogs at his side, Eliot is overcoming many challenges and enjoying a newfound freedom to live his life.
Able magazine - August 2023
[ VIEW ] - My Story - My BEST friends. Eliot Best is an 18 year-old non-binary person with a variety of complex needs, including those relating to autism and other mental health issues. He gets by with his two 'Best's Friends'.
Personal Statement.
"I aim to create a safe and welcoming atmosphere for everyone. I want to challenge all forms of oppression including those based on race, ethnicity, nationality, creed, gender, sex, class, sexuality, gender reassignment, learning ability, physical impairment, mental illness, HIV status, age, occupation, income, wealth and unrelated criminal conviction. I aim to design my activities, services and decision-making processes specifically to encourage and support participation from people who face disadvantage in society, including women, BME people, disabled people, LGBTQ+ people, and people on low incomes."
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Last Updated 18/11/2024
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