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TVPAV.com, is hoping to raise £1,000. He has already been
pledged £375 but hopes to reach his target before Mon day in order to raise money for the Blackburn-based charity. CANW was founded over 125 years ago and now pro
Photographer Pavel to say farewell to beard
Photographer Pavel Szylo-
bryt has pledged to shave off his trademark beard in a bid to raise money for Child Action NorthWest
vides foster care, and a wide’ range of community based projects aimed at supporting families in some of the region's most disadvantaged commu nities. Ifyou would like to support
Pav in his bid to raise money for Child Action North West gotohisJustGiving Page now:
www.justgiving.com/fare- wellmybeard In association with La Lo-
canda Italian restaurant in Gisburn there is to be a fund raising lunch over the week- ende from which all money collected will be going directly
to CANW. A four-course meal will be
completelyfree, payment will only be required for drinks. There will be a raffle and an
auction with prizes and serv ices from many local business’ as well as from La Locanda and
TVPAV.com. All donations have to be by cheque or cash. The event takes place at
ipm on Sunday at La Locanda in Gisburn. Places can be reserved by
contacting Cinzia on 01200 445303 or logging on to the website at
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Visitors to family-owned Myt ton Fold Hotel and Golf Club at Langho can be assured of an excellent “welcome” after it undertookworld class cus tomer service training on two
separate occasions. Several employees at the ho tel attended the nationally recognised “Welcome to Ex cellence” training course at WaddowHall. They were so impressed by
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what they experienced that management signed up the rest of the team.
From management and re
ception to chefs, gardeners, waitresses and house-keep ers, all functions of the busi ness were assembled to take advantage of the “Welcqme Host Gold” customer service course which was funded by the Lancashire Skills Sup port for the Workforce pro gramme.
The course was promoted
through Ribble Valley Tour ism Association and Ribble Valley Borough Council to
help businesses gain the com petitive edge and boost their
visitor numbers through ex
cellence in customer service. “Welcome Host Gold” brings participants up-to-date with thelatest techniques and best practice, gives an insight into customer expectations and shows how to consistently de liver the highest levels of cus tomer service.
Leyland-based specialists
in workforce training, The Via Partnership, hold the North West licence to deliver “Wel come to Excellence”, one of the most successful custom
er service training initiatives in the UK.
Last year Via also became
an approved delivery partner for the LSS programme offer ing qualifying businesses the opportunity to upskill their workforce with free training
alongside an accredited quali- ficatioh. Barbara Bryan, proprietor
of Mytton Fold Hotel and Golf Club said: “This was afantastic opportunity for the team to at
tain training alongside achiev- mg a City and Guilds Award. The whole package was
tailored to our requirements
ference from the team who have used what they learned to further improve the warm welcome we offer. We would
and the staff really eryoyed the course. “I can already feel the dif
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recommend the training to other businesses who wish to stay ahead of the game”. Helen Aldous, Via’s Train
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Manager.said: “Manage ment at Mytton Fold were, quick to realise the value of what they had learned on the course and the benefit this would bring to staff, visitors and the business alike. The team enjoyed a highly interac tive day which also led them to achieve a nationally recog nised ‘Welcome to Excellence’ certificate." The customer service
training involved staff attend ing a “Welcome Host Gold’ one-day course which gave them the knowledge to then complete the City and Guilds Level Two Award in “Cus tomer Service Delivery in the
Workplace”. Participants were asked
to complete a variety of tasks including written questions
and workplace observations
oftheirstaffonany“Welcome to Excellence” programme are given a Charter certificate and use of the national “Welcome
as part of the day.. Businesses who train 50*
to Excellence” logo on any marketing materials, thereby
highlighting their commit ment to excellence in custom er service.
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Lancashire’s first ever pop up cookery school with ap pearances from Ribble Val ley chefs has served up such a treat that stove manufacturer ESSE is extending its opening so even more people can join in the fun.
The event in Preston’s Fish-
ergate Shopping Centre was expected to last a month, but the response hasbeenso great it will now remain open until Sunday. Hundreds of people have visited the pop up over the
Student Tonicha is following her dreams
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joyed demonstrations from a number of top chefs. The latest event sawPedro
Cebrero, head chef for James’ Places, who also runs Mitton Hall’s kitchen, and David Dug- dale, head chef at The Empo
rium in Clitheroe, wowing guests. And its talented chefs
highlighted the performance of ESSE’s latest electric range cooker, the EL 13AMP, putting it through its paces as they produced trademark dishes.
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