An invitation to Tender for Office Cleaning Services for Dawes Road Hub. For further information, please use the information and links below.
Company: Sobus
Contact: Carita Magnani
Contact details: carita.magnani@sobus.org.uk / tel: 020 7952 1230
Tender deadline: 12 noon, Friday 15th November
Contract start date: Sunday 19th January 2020
A small, private office has become available at our business hub on Dawes Road in Fulham, which is within walking distance of all local amenities and transport links (Fulham Broadway Tube Station and a variety of bus routes). The office has four desk spaces and three large storage cupboards and would ideally suit a single organisation requiring their own private space.
To view the office or to make enquiries, please call Dawes Road Hub: 02079521230
Or email: sue.spiller@sobus.org.uk / carita.magnani@sobus.org.uk
The DCP London Branch is keen to consider what psychologists can offer to help reduce violent crime in London and have put together an interesting event which brings together innovative psychological interventions to reducing violent crime.
We welcome local, community services and individuals to join the discussion and contribute to finding and co-creating solutions.
Confirmed speakers include:
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Register for a place here: https://www.bps.org.uk/events/reducing-violent-crime-what-can-psychologists-contribute
Happy Healthy Family Club
Promotes Wellbeing
Every last Wednesday of the month.
Activities include Zumba
Workshops + Presentations Raffle & Auction
OUR MESSAGE
Topic of the Month
The Importance of Being Breast Aware
Guest speaker – Charlene Imbert
Founder of: Sister Size
Wednesday 30 October 2019
10.00 – 14.00
Click here to get more information.
“We’re working hard to make H&F the best place to do business in Europe,” said Cllr Andrew Jones, H&F Cabinet Member for the Economy and the Arts.
“Enter our Brilliant Business awards this year and shine a light on your business.”
The awards form part of H&F Council’s Industrial Strategy (pdf 2.6MB) which aims to make the borough the best place to live, work and play in Europe.
Judges’ Prize
Enter your business into up to two of the categories below and increase your chances of winning an award.
An expert panel of judges will then draw up a shortlist and decide who deserves the glittering gong at the gala presentation on Thursday 21 November at Olympia London.
Entries close on Friday 25 October.
Public Vote
Get residents, shoppers and workers in the borough to nominate you as their favourite business in Hammersmith, Fulham and Shepherds Bush.
There is no application process – just encourage your customers to say you’re the best!
Promote the awards in store and online and ask people to nominate you at the awards website. Each nomination counts as a vote.
Closing date for public nominations is Sunday 10 November.
The five businesses with the most votes in each category will be invited to the gala presentation on Thursday 21 November at Olympia London, with the winner being the one who gets the most – it’s that simple.
Prince’s Trust – Training course opportunities for young people 16-30 and who are NOT in Education, Training or Employment.
You can take that step
We believe you have the talent to achieve anything you want to in life. That’s why we make your journey to success even easier by giving you the skills, tools, training and confidence you need to secure the job you want.
Our programmes:
– Start your business. Take that idea you’ve been dreaming of and, with our Enterprise training, mentoring and funding, become your own boss.
– Get a job. Get to know an industry that suits your personality, with free ‘on-the-job’ courses that will help you gain valuable experience.
– Build your confidence. We’ve got a range of programmes to develop your skills and boost your confidence. Try something different with new friends today.
Visit Prince’s Trust Website to find out more.
Crowdfunding: Ride Side-by-Side
The History of Bikeworks
In its short history Bikeworks has already achieved a significant amount making a positive difference to the lives of many thousands of people, winning numerous awards and expanding the reach of its work outside of East London.
Who will it effect:
Participants over 60 who have an issue with mobility, social isolation, or be visually impairment.
How it Works
People will book a trip by phone. A rider will pick them up, riding a side by side cycle and take them on a trip of their choice for an hour and half.
Why it’s a great idea:
Ride Side-by-Side will tackle loneliness and isolation. People will have an opportunity to chat with their co-rider (Pilot), interact, tell stories about themselves and reminisce.
Ride Side-by-Side will help people with things they need to do like shopping, visit friends and family, explore the borough or get to an appointment.
It will have a broader impact with regards to reducing motorised trips and showcase other ways to get around that are emissions free.
By giving people the opportunity to be active, reduce their reliance on the NHS since it will improve their well-being due to the exercise and the conviviality.
Steps to get it done:
The project cycles are power assisted to enable riders to travel further and ride for longer in any road environment.
How will the Money be Used
The funding will be used to purchase a small fleet of these cycles for the project, to train and pay the ‘pilot’ and for development work linking to local social housing estates, care homes, dementia groups, older people’s networks and groups for the visually impaired.
To get more information, visit Bikeworks Website.
To view/ download the flyer, click here.
Free Tour
Free Hot-Desk space
Free Mailbox Service
Free or reduced Membership Fee
If you think you might be interested our Hot Desk or Mailbox services before the end of March 2020, take advantage of the special offer available from 11th – 22nd November 2019
For information about other local events during Enterprise Week please visit: www.rbkc.gov.uk
Growing Your Business
Taking on staff: people management and team building
Sobus are pleased to offer a free workshop for small business owners and entreprenuers in the North Kensington area who are looking to grow their business.
The workshop will explore:
Tuesday 19th November
10.30am – 1pm
Spaces are limited and will be prioritised for North Kensington businesses and residents.
To request a place, please visit www.eventbrite.com and search for “Sobus“ or email: reception.frh@sobus.org.uk
For information about other local events during Enterprise Week please visit: www.rbkc.gov.uk
The relationship between H&F Council and the local community and voluntary sector
CEO and Leaders’ Meeting
On Monday 9th October, LBHF Cabinet are considering a report which will initiate local discussion and dialogue regarding the future relationship that needs to be established and developed between themselves and the local 3rd sector.
Please follow the link below.
http://democracy.lbhf.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=116&MId=6584&Ver=4
Clearly, this is an important piece of work that we need to discuss and engage with and we would really welcome input from local organisations
Obviously, Sobus will be looking at a range of opportunities to engage with local groups and organisations about this – but to start with, I would like to invite you, together with a few other CEOs from local organisations to meet for an initial meeting with Ruth on Tuesday 15th October, 10.30-12.30.
For this first meeting, we are hoping that the most senior individuals from local organisations (i.e. at CEO or Board level) can attend – as we need those with the appropriate authority in their organisations to help shape and inform this important piece of work.
For further information and to book a place, please contact admin@sobus.org.uk
