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Special Offer on Christmas Trees and decorations29/11/11 10% discount on all orders over £15 if you mention BinB. Saturday 3rd December 2011, 10:00am – 4:00pm - Good selection of nursery grown plants - Christmas trees - Gifts - Wreath making demonstrations - Father Christmas  more
Neil Hesslewood walks the Pennine Way | 27/10/11 Foundation Park Security Guard Completes 268 mile Pennine Way Challenge. Maidenhead based security guard Neil Hesslewood is compiling a journal of an epic solo walking journey across the full Pennine Way. more | 
Maidenhead charity takes the business initiative03/08/11 What do you have planned for the 23rd, 24th and 25th August? Come and learn about LinkedIn at Braywick HEATH Nurseries and help raise money for the charity at the same time. Social Media Directors will be educating local business men & women, job seekers and others interested in knowing how to make the most of LinkedIn. more | 
Apparently Turkey invented football30/06/11 Turkey invented football… it must be Christmas ;) Just been reading an article by an respected journalist, George Fosty Senior on the up and coming football website Goal786. more | 
Culture Minister Opens Stanley Spencer Exhibition12/04/11 Ed Vaizey MP Minister for Communication, Culture and the Creative Industries officially opened the new exhibition Spencer’s War: The Art of Shipbuilding on the Clyde on Saturday April 9th. Speaking at the launch to an audience of Gallery Friends and invited guests he said “Stanley Spencer has always been one of my favourite artists and I am delighted to be here to see the Gallery and to open this stunning exhibition featuring the ship building paintings loaned by the Imperial War Museum. I am encouraging the national galleries to loan more of their works to regional exhibitions like this.” The Rt Hon Theresa May also attended the opening and said the Gallery’s Summer exhibition is always a highlight of the year for her. She noted that the paintings are an important record of shipbuilding and exude the toil, heat and effort of the shipbuilders. Theresa also congratulated the Gallery’s volunteers who have run the Gallery for nearly fifty years, saying that “it is The Big Society before it its time! “ more | 
Rotary Club information evening 23rd February28/01/11 Rotary clubs in the Thames Valley are launching a marketing campaign in February to celebrate a hundred years of Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland. Rotary was founded in Chicago on February 23rd 1905 and the first clubs were formed in Britain in 1911. The aim is to raise awareness of the work of Rotary through an advertising campaign on railway stations from Oxford to Langley throughout February. This will be supported by a twelve page newspaper featuring the work of Rotary at home and abroad which will be distributed to the public by Rotarians throughout the Thames Valley area, which includes Berkshire, Oxfordshire and part of Buckinghamshire and Middlesex. Rotary Clubs will be organising open information meetings for business and professional people in February. more | 
Important Employment Law changes Oct 201011/10/10 New equality laws are coming into force in October this year which may affect YOUR business. MWB Business Exchange and Peninsula Business Services have teamed up to bring you a free seminar which will explain the changes and tell you how to implement them within your business. One of Peninsula’s experts will explain the effects the new laws will have on all businesses and answer any questions you may have in relation to your own. more | 
Foundation Park is Buzzing with Excitement16/09/10 Maidenhead's Foundation Park is Buzzing with Excitement The birds and the bees love Foundation Park and it is nothing to do with romance. It's about the careful selection of nature friendly plants for the stylish Berkshire business park on the outskirts of Maidenhead that is getting businesses, environmentalists and creatures loved up. more |
