Lancashire Police is ringing the changes with new non-emergency number
LANCASHIRE Constabulary has joined the rest of the region and introduced a new telephone number for people who want to talk to the police about non-urgent
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FREE Event for Charities and Non Profit Organisations
Thursday 26th January 2012
We know Employment Law isn’t the most exciting subject in the world, nor is it something you want to spend your time and energy on.
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Pendle Hippodrome Theatre are celebrating 25 Years with a
SILVER SPECTACULAR
A show of musical pieces, ensemble pieces, dance routines, West End numbers and Lloyd Webber finale.
26th 28th January, 7.30pm nightly.
All tickets £
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Pendle Community Network people & staff
All current PCN staff are listed below.
John Beck
Chairman / Trustee
John has worked in the voluntary sector for many years. His knowledge and experience has brought much to the current and future development of the network. Professionally, John works within the third sector and is respected for his particular knowledge and experience in the field of funding.
Stephen is responsible for encouraging participation of Community and Voluntary groups in the Network, developing and managing policies, representation at local and regional level and ensuring that our delivery action plan is carried through.
Julie joined the Network in October 2008 in the dual role of Finance Manager and Project Coordinator for the Improving Reach Project. With a wealth of experience working within a variety of local authority roles, Julie brings a great deal of experience in financial controls and audit.
Laura joined our team in 2006 as our Marketing and Communications Officer and is responsible for activities across the organisation. This includes all publicity and press, promotions, communications materials, event organisation and giving advice and training to organisations and societies on branding and marketing strategy, media liaison and producing and designing communications materials.
Nadeem has worked in the sector and previously with the Network for three and a half years as an outreach and community support worker. His knowledge, experience and skills have been used to make a difference to communities and groups in Pendle.
Cheryl came on board in 2006 to lend additional support to our Marketing and Communications Officer. She is keen to support voluntary and community sector groups in developing their own branding and communications and will be delighted to offer you advice and support where it is required.
Ann has specific responsibility for developing new, emerging and established voluntary and community sector groups. She has a weallth of experience in delivering training and learning opportunities on a one to one or group basis. Well known in Pendle, she is our contact with the borough's Nelson Neighbourhood Managememt Team. If you need assistance with establishing a new group or have an idea on how to develop your existing services then please contact Ann.
Shahida is an internationally known ceramic artist and works in the field of education. She has a keen interest in the sector and has been involved with setting up community groups and has experience of working at board level across a number of arts based organisations.
David is a former police officer and is an active member of the Pendle Seniors Group. Elected to the board of PCN in 2006, David brings the interests of the more senior members of our community to the table for discussion and action.
Margaret is the current Chair of Burnley Pendle & Rossendale CVS, as a resident of Brierfield she has and continues to be active within the community and brings to the Network a wealth of knowledge and experience in community development. Margaret also chairs the Pendle Domestic Violence Forum.
Salim works for the Building Bridges Interfaith Project in Nelson and has over the last five years worked within primary and secondary schools delivering citizenship programmes to pupils, parents and teachers. Salim's organisational skills will make a useful contribution to the network.
Mike Sutcliff is an international sales consultant and as a former member of the Royal Navy, has a keen interest in ex-Service welfare and service youth groups. Both Mike and his wife have been active in local voluntary and community sector activities over many years and have been succesful in fund raising for local youth groups and MENCAP.
Mike is currently the Welfare Officer for the Royal British Legion in Nelson and District.
Waqar was appointed to the board of directors following the 2008 Annual General Meeting. His voluntary and community experience working in a number of environments in support of the BME community, is a valuable asset to the network. Waqar gives a significant amount of time in a voluntary capacity supporting sporting activities