The Prevent Strategy aims to protect learners and build their resilience against all forms of discrimination, hate crime and extremism.
British Values are embedded into our own core values of ambitious, collaborative and creative. British values including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect.
This month Pochin Bathrooms have made an appearance in the KBBreview magazine, after being visited by a mystery shopper at the Leicester William Street showroom along with a number of other local showrooms. Not only did the showroom score an astonishing 8/10, it appeared on the ‘Winners profile’ described as ‘a company that fully deserves the accolades it continues to receive’.
The latest issue of Build It magazine is packed full of information and inspiration to get you started on your own custom home project. From a guide to designing your own home to a focus on Building Regulations and even a feature on solar technology, the September issue is not to be missed.
The range of inspiring readers’ homes is bound to get your creative juices flowing. We revisit an eco home in the lake district, go over to the Isle of Man to see a stunning beach-style house and meet the family who’ve transformed a dilapidated bungalow into a stunning ultra-contemporary home.
(7 Customer Reviews) | Write Review 12 issues per year Classic Pop is the magazine for all lovers of great pop music. If you grew up to the explosion of New Wave sounds in the late-70s to mid-80s with the excitement of synth-pop, New Romantic, ska and indie-pop casting away the turgid rock stereotypes -
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The second issue of Classic Pop Magazine leads with an exclusive Suggs and Madness feature interview; the five decades and 3000 gigs of Simple Minds; an exploration of the many acts to emerge from Liverpool in the 80s including Frankie Goes to Hollywood and The Teardrop Explodes; interviews with Kylie and Howard Jones; the Lowdown on The Human League; Peter Hook’s real story of Joy Division; Madonna's first album re-appraised; over 40 album and live reviews; and a whole lot more. Plus there are links to 100s of artists, tracks and albums in iTunes so you can listen to or buy the ones you love.
Classic Pop is the magazine for all lovers of great pop music. If you grew up to the explosion of New Wave sounds in the late-70s to mid-80s with the excitement of synth-pop, New Romantic, ska and indie-pop casting away the turgid rock stereotypes - Classic Pop is the magazine for you.
About time - a mag for great pop music that treats us like grown-ups. Brilliant. Loads in there from bands like Depeche Mode, Human League, The Smiths and 90s stuff too.
Wow. Just opened my new issue of Classic Pop and there's so much inside. I'm a lifelong George Michael and Wham! fan so I was blown away by the features devoted to George. Solo stuff, Wham! stuff - all the albums, singles and videos. So much better than the other mags out there.
I'm a subscriber to the digital edition of Classic Pop and absolutely LOVE it. Loads of great interviews with my favourite bands. The reviews section has tonnes in it as well. Can't fault it and look forward to the next one coming out...
Just picked up my latest issue and the George Michael tribute is superb. Almost a third of the magazine devoted to George this time - better than any of the other titles out there. Well done Classic Pop!! :)
(2 Customer Reviews) | Write Review 12 issues per year Scottish Memories is a monthly magazine which takes a nostalgic look at Scotland’s past. Fascinating features recall the fashions, events and people of yesteryear, while members of the growing reader community share their own memories in the hugely popular 'Scotland Remembered' pages.
Scottish Memories is a monthly magazine which takes a nostalgic look at Scotland’s past. Fascinating features recall the fashions, events and people of yesteryear, while members of the growing reader community share their own memories in the hugely popular 'Scotland Remembered' pages.
Every month our loyal readers return to the magazine to sample beautiful photography showcasing the country’s stunning scenery, catch up on the latest news and events, discover another corner of Scotland in the comprehensive Destination travel guide, and interact with fellow readers.
This is a great read for someone who grew up in Scotland, lots of nostalgic articles, images as well as some lovely landscape scenes of Scotalnd. Great.
Living in Australia I have had so much pleasure reading the Scottish Memories magazine..........particularly the Christmas/New Year issues. Brings back memories of the best years of my life.
Have you ever wondered how long it would take to get to Mars by airplane? Or how animals survive in the deepest and darkest depths of the ocean? Or how many different species of bats there are? Maybe you’re fascinated by black holes or enjoy learning about the history of different species. Whatever sparks your interest in the world, How It Works magazine will teach you something new in every single issue.
Covering interesting topics from an abundance of subjects such as history, space, nature, science, animals and technology, How It Works magazine is the perfect supplement for anyone curious about the incredible world around them. Every issue is jam-packed full of incredible and breathtaking facts ready to excite your wildest of curiosities.
Designed specifically for children with a thirst for knowledge, How It Works magazine will provide answers to the most bizarre and unusual questions.
Every day, it’s estimated that over six hundred people go missing globally due to crime, natural disasters or tragedy at sea and on land. This can occur anywhere, from the open ocean to the shoreline, from mountains and forests to caves and countryside. Being part of the teams that search for and rescue people in danger is a job that takes determination, bravery and skill, and it
How It Works Magazine gets to the root of how and why the world around us works in the way it does. Children can be prepared to learn something exciting and new in every single issue - enough to fascinate their friends with breathtaking knowledge! Equally exciting for both inquisitive youngsters and adults alike, How It Works magazine teaches you about the world in which you’re living, in the most fun and exciting way possible!
You won’t believe how incredible our planet is, but How It Works magazine has plenty to convince you on, in every single issue. Enjoy interesting features such as taking apart common objects to see what makes them tick, virtual trips into outer space and features that delve into the world as it was 1000s of years ago. Breaking even the most complex of topics down into sizeable chunks that are easy and interesting to understand, prepare to be talking about the content for days. Each issue is full of facts, trivia, easy-to-follow diagrams and truly stunning photography. Plus, enjoy insightful features on transport, the environment, space, history and much more!
Feed your mind with a monthly subscription to How It Works magazine and learn something new on every single page.
Real estate has an important role to play in any diversified portfolio. Global real estate has performed well historically, returning 7.5% p.a. over the 15 years to the end of 2015. It has typically provided a high income return component (over 80% of total return from income and 6.1% p.a. income return over the same period) and can provide inflation protection, making it a desirable asset class for investors and a core, though often overlooked, part of a mixed asset portfolio (see Fig.1). Critically, investable income producing real estate is estimated to have a gross asset value of around $34 trillion2 and represents some 18% of the total global real estate market of $191 trillion.
Accessing real estate efficiently can prove difficult for many investors, as building a diversified real estate portfolio directly through private ownership can be very challenging. In particular, this is because real estate assets are large and require specialised management and local expertise, making it difficult for investors without large pools of capital to invest at the required scale for both diversification and cost efficiency. An alternative way of gaining exposure is through the public market.
Find the complete article and many more in this issue of The Hedge Fund Journal - Issue 118 - Nov | Dec 2016