Positive news from Bradford
Bradford Bulls’ famous Odsal Stadium, steeped in history and renowned for the largest northern hemisphere rugby crowd of either code, […]
Mum of two, Sam O’Sullivan, is all set to run the Virgin Money London Marathon this Sunday (3 October), to say thank you to our NHS staff. Sam is administrator and receptionist at Rance Booth Smith Architects. The Saltaire company chose Bradford Hospitals’ Charity as its Charity of the Year for 2021. Sam said: “We always try to support charities …
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Step 2 is a unique project in Bradford which offers counselling to children and young people aged 5 to 25 years in primary schools,…
COTTAGE 4, MANOR HOUSE COURTYARD, ILKLEY, LS29 9TD 9 & 10 October 11am – 4pm The Ilkley Arts POP UP exhibition welcomes everyone. We will be showing an exciting collection of original and diverse works of art by more than twenty … Continued
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Welcome to Briefing Bradford issue 41! If you don’t have the time to look through today, take a look at our must reads for funding,…
This month we caught up with Jo in our MAST team to find out a bit more about what she does. Jo has a challenging role in ensuring that, when people really need it, there is someone available from MAST to listen. But despite this challenge she is alway…
What were you experiencing when you first came to the Cellar Trust? I was in the midst of the worst breakdown of my mental health I had ever experienced in my whole life. I was in a deep crisis and needed urgent help. As soon as I entered Cellar Trust …
I initially self referred to the step program at The Cellar Trust in 2019. I had been out of work for 10 years, I had hit rock bottom, thought things would never improve and that life was no longer worth living. I was out of work due to ill health, lea…
As our first Meet the Team we are featuring Samina – she’s simply one of the friendliest, most hardworking and empathetic people who we have the pleasure of working with every day. She has a fantastic wealth of employment experience and she uses it to …
The Centre for Social Justice is delighted to be hosting this event bringing together some of the most influential, well informed and experienced people in the field to discuss the future of recovery in the UK. After a brief statement from each speaker the panel we will open to a discussion. This will be followed […]
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