Corfe Mullen Youth Club News
Well that was an exciting two days of February when we saw a fl urry of snow!
We managed to stay open and carry out the planned programme. While everyone was enjoying the snow, I helped out by using my 4x4 transporting nurses to their patients in Wiltshire with Wessex 4x4 Response – a charity which supports other organisations who require transport in times of need. I’ve got some great scenes on my dashcam.
Our spring/summer programme is now published and is available on Corfe Mullen Parish Council’s website:
www.corfemullen-pc.gov.uk, where there is a link to the Community Youth Club pages. We also publish monthly updates on the Corfe Mullen Community Facebook page. Parents/ Guardians of Year 7 and above, up to Year 13 students, are encouraged to email or call in for membership enrolment forms.
We have recruited a strong Silver group and have commenced their training programme. We will be off to Dartmoor in March for their wild country training. We are still open to new recruits at Bronze and Gold levels. We can offer all three levels, Bronze, Silver & Gold, with experienced, qualifi ed staff and competitive rates.
Advertise in the Family Pages
It costs as little as £22 per month (+VAT) to advertise your children’s club, activity or product in the Family Pages.
Call Jenny on 07764 935637 or Email:
jenny@broadstonelink.co.uk
The members are looking forward to the spring break at Easter when we are planning some extra trips and activities to theme parks. Book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited.
Nigel
Nigel Christopher, Youth Leader
nigel.cmyc@
gmail.com • 07724 585984 Facebook: Corfe Mullen Youth Trust
Axent Embroidery Joins Poole
Bay Holdings Group Poole Bay Holdings has announced the acquisition of Axent Embroidery Ltd, the long- established Poole-based Embroidery and Print company.
Founded in 1982, Axent has grown considerably from a single-head embroidery machine, based on Poole High Street to four multi-head embroidery machines. Over its 37 years of trading, Axent has supplied many of Dorset’s leading organisations including Sunseeker, AFC Bournemouth, RNLI, and Lush. In addition, they provide embroidery services to many local tradespeople and companies further afi eld, often within 48 hours. Their showroom enables customers to view samples of their work and products. As well as embroidering the football kit for Wimborne Town for over 32 years, Axent has customised a diverse range of items for many other clubs and schools.
Maureen Macey, Axent’s founder said: ‘‘Since establishing Axent over 37 years ago, we are pleased to be handing on to such a safe pair of hands. We have supplied embroidery to Poole Bay Holdings for over 10 years and I have no doubts the staff and team in place will continue to thrive under their ownership.’’
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Martyn Bright, Managing Director of Poole Bay Holdings said “I am delighted with the acquisition of Axent. With the experience and knowledge of their team, the Poole Bay Holdings group will continue to go from strength to strength. We can now offer our hundreds of thousands of nationwide customers a complete personalisation service to complement our extensive product range. As well as expanding the business, our fi rst priority will be to continue providing Axent’s customers with the excellent service standards they have come to expect.”
To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email
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