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Wimbledon BookFest is a not for profit organisation promoting arts, culture and eduction, that aims to cover its costs. Every year the Festival enables over 7,000 school children from more than 40 schools to take part in its education projects.The autumn festival on Wimbledon Common will take place 3-13 October 2019.

Wimbledon BookFest is a charity promoting arts, culture and education. Its aim is develop the cultural offering for the locality through provision of an annual arts festival and educational projects with schools and young people.

#HannaStreetPiano for Merton Arts Festival Market Wimbledon International Piano Competition

The quarterly magazine from St. Mary’s Merton distributed free to 3000 homes across the parish now in its second year of a new format and proving to be a success with readers and advertisers alike

Tennison is SW20s best-known and most trusted estate agent featuring a fast growing network of landlords, vendors, buyers and property developers. I enjoy the variety and adaptability needed to work in a small business in an industry where customer service is king

This is a wonderful charity which works with sixth form students to develop their entrepreneurial streak. I volunteer for Sutton & Merton using my association with local business to raise support and my experience in sales and performance to help students with their presentations.

Close to home!Independent Food Packaging & Non-Food Catering Supplies Wholesaler delivering daily across London & the Home Counties.

NuEPC is a specialist digital media recruitment agency. Our clients range from SME’s to globally reputable corporations. We possess an enviable portfolio of candidates from graduates through to organisational leaders.

More of a challenge than a resolution this year for me with a move from the tried and trusted to the fast growing Zest Media ~ Absolutely Magazine, a new brand comprising 13 titles unashamedly aimed at fashion-conscious, high-income women, living and working across London. It's a big lifestyle change using the tube but with the warm welcome, a palpable air of energy and excitement in the office and the creative environment and great facilities at Westbourne Studios, I feel at home right… Show more More of a challenge than a resolution this year for me with a move from the tried and trusted to the fast growing Zest Media ~ Absolutely Magazine, a new brand comprising 13 titles unashamedly aimed at fashion-conscious, high-income women, living and working across London. It's a big lifestyle change using the tube but with the warm welcome, a palpable air of energy and excitement in the office and the creative environment and great facilities at Westbourne Studios, I feel at home right away. With a big number birthday this year it's great to have a different focus . I feel very hopeful and energised about the future Show less

For about 10 years now I have been gladly turning up twice a month for WBG. It's a really fab cooked breakfast and good company. I enjoy the debate and being with so many experts in their field. We argue a lot and then come to a group agreement about what next for the group.

My responsibilities were numerous and wildly varied. It was essential to be adaptable. Apart from the ususal administrative sales and pa stuff, I enjoyed taking on the human side wherever possible to help keep the place running happily. This job really reminded me of when I was in music; working with individuals who are all experts in their field, where every link in the creative chain is essential to deliver a perfect 'manufacturing' performance

I used to teach the flute and recorder to adults and kids, in and out of school. I love music, and it has always played a significant role in my life - so I got great satisfaction from engendering that same lifelong love of music in other people. It was during this period, when my most important role was to be able to identify the problem and being able to explain the solution 6 different ways to find a match that clicks with each individual, that I developed my communication skills… Show more I used to teach the flute and recorder to adults and kids, in and out of school. I love music, and it has always played a significant role in my life - so I got great satisfaction from engendering that same lifelong love of music in other people. It was during this period, when my most important role was to be able to identify the problem and being able to explain the solution 6 different ways to find a match that clicks with each individual, that I developed my communication skills. Once I was in their lives for the initial music lessons, I would often find myself then helping children in other ways, with their literacy and confidence, helping them get to the school of their choice. Show less