Annual Report and Financial Accounts 2010/11
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l A 12 hour Bikeathon to raise money for the Trust’s Jigsaw Appeal for Women.
l An introduction to a range of different bikes from electric bikes to family transportation.
l A Bike Doctor session where staff could drop off their bikes for a mini service and collect later in the day.
l Bike clothing sales.
l A number of talks ranging from bike maintenance to Fitness and Nutrition.
l Cycle rides ranging from three mile family fun rides and a pedal along the Prom ride to work in the morning to a 25 mile road ride for the more experienced rider.
l Two part cycling coaching sessions run by Bournemouth Jubilee Wheelers using trained British Cycling Coaches. The sessions included a whole range of useful bike handling skills and techniques. An understanding of basic equipment and bike checks will also be included.
Going greener in our restaurants
Each day the 68 members of staff in Catering Services serve around 2,000 meals for patients as well as catering for staff both at lunch time and as part of day to day business.
No one is more conscious of their carbon footprint than Catering Services Manager, Terry Reeves. For the last two years Terry has been doing his bit to help reduce the carbon foot print of the NHS. “We have made a big difference to the way we provide catering services, both in terms of how we provide food to the way we reduce waste. We can still do more and we are working towards reducing waste even further and providing more recycling facilities.”
What we did
The Trust invested in a number of projects and initiatives, including:
l Increased the amount of recycling facilities in kitchens across the Trust.
l Introduced recycling points within the restaurants.
l Compost food waste.
l Use eco-friendly disposables. The products used, including cups and lids, dessert pots, napkins, cutlery, takeaway boxes and sandwich bags, are disposed of, with the food waste, and recycled or turned into compost within six weeks.
l Water for meetings is provided in a jug, not in bottles.
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BikeWeek
19th to 28th March Saturday 19/3/11
l Cycle ride for beginners starting at RBH.
Sunday 20/3/11
l 3 mile family fun ride at Hengistbury Head.
l Demonstration of family cycle transportation from Kids and Family Cycles.
Monday 21/3/11
l Introduction to cycling talk including: cycling safety and bike security.
l Bike sale atrium - Dutch style bikes.
l Free breakfast. l Bike lock trade in.
Tuesday 22/3/11 l Bike maintenance advice.
l Bikeathon for Jigsaw Appeal for Women.
l Free breakfast. l Bike lock trade in.
Wednesday 23/3/11 l Spring time pedal along prom.
l Introduction to electric bikes fire road.
l Bike Doctor. l Free breakfast. l Bike lock trade in.
See the intranet for more details or contact Alison Reeves: 4292 or David Mansfield: 4163
Thursday 24/3/11 l Fitness and nutrition talk.
l Bike clothing and accessories sale.
l Free breakfast. l Bike lock trade in.
Friday 25/3/11
l Bug Green Room - find out about all our cycling initiatives.
Bike Loan
l Free breakfast. l Bike lock trade in.
Saturday 27/3/11
l 25 mile road ride for the more experienced rider, lunch in the restaurant.
Purchase Scheme
Sunday 28/3/11 l Cycle coaching Part 2 (4 hours).
l Cycle coaching Part 1 (2 hours).
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