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Colin Roxburgh left a comment for Bill Stewart"Hi Bill
just to let you know that I have posted some info on the Argyll and Isles Coast and Countryside Trust Feasibility Study on the transfer process after talking to Nick ......
Colin"
Bill Stewart commented on Nick Wilding's group The transfer process"Another development for the ABLSI was hosting our first partnership event. In May, we hosted a conference, facilitated by Governance International, titled ‘Making it Better- Argyll and Bute Children and Families event.’ This…"
Bill Stewart commented on Nick Wilding's group The transfer process"The Argyll and Bute Local Services Initiative continues to develop. To help us spread the word about how we going about finding solutions in our area - the partners have created a flier. This explains the background to this work,…"
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The transfer process
This theme is about(a) How services can be effectively transferred from local authorities to new partnerships with social enterprises and the third sector; and(b) innovations in rural service design and delivery emerging from this proceSee More
Kirsty Tait left a comment for Bill Stewart"Hi Bill
Welcome to the website! Hope we can start sharing all the learning that is starting to come out of the ABSLI here. We have set up a theme group on 'Developing Rural Services' (big button on the home page.) I have…"
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- Welcome! FierySpirits is for activists and professionals who are building vibrant, resilient rural communities. Tell us a little about why you'd like to join?
- I joined Argyll & Bute Social Enterprise Network in January 2011 and I am still learning about supporting rural communities and the social enterprises working in these areas. Networking with others will I believe give me the opportunity to enhance my knowledge, skills and expertise.
- About Me (areas of expertise/interest I can share)
- 25 years management skills & experience developed in the private sector, 5 years experience in voluntary sector with a Charity and now working with a social enterprise network. Interested in supporting communities and social enterprises.
- Website:
- http://www.absen.org.uk
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 11:11 on March 26, 2012, Colin Roxburgh said…
Hi Bill
just to let you know that I have posted some info on the Argyll and Isles Coast and Countryside Trust Feasibility Study on the transfer process after talking to Nick ......
Colin
- At 11:28 on June 13, 2011,
Nick Wilding said… - Hi Bill
Hoping all's well with you. I've just posted up a comment in 'the transfer process' group on fieryspirits and noticed you've not yet made it in there. To join, click to...
http://fieryspirits.com/group/ruralservices
Thanks
Nick at Carnegie
- At 10:06 on May 19, 2011, Kirsty Tait said…
Hi Bill
Welcome to the website! Hope we can start sharing all the learning that is starting to come out of the ABSLI here. We have set up a theme group on 'Developing Rural Services' (big button on the home page.) I have introduced the ABLSI here and it would be great if you could join. Just give us a yell if you need any help. Nick may also have time to go through the site with you when he's up next week.
All the best
Kirsty
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