RCS Haven E-Bulletin February 2011 (No. 16)

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  This is the February 2011 edition of the RCS Haven E-Bulletin. We hope that you had a restful and enjoyable January, particularly if you were celebrating the Orthodox Christmas and New Year.

  As ever, this newsletter contains a round-up of recent Russian stories in the news, the latest job vacancies from our website and a preview of Russian events happening across Scotland and the rest of the UK in February.

  This month many of our featured events are based on or inspired by traditional Russian folktales, whose vibrant images and stories are the perfect cure for the winter blues!

We hope to see you at some of them.

  Meanwhile, here at RCS Haven our language and cultural classes for children and adults will continue in February. We are also able to offer a wide range of other services for our members: a well-stocked book and DVD library, translation and interpretation services from our sister organisation RCS Lingua, and specialist individual legal, financial and employment advice.

 

 For more information about any of these things, email us at [email protected]  or visit our website, www.rcshaven.org.uk. And don’t forget that you can now keep up to date with all the latest news from our centre by following us on Facebook and Twitter as well!

 

Contents:

-                     Notices

-                     Jobs

-                         Jobs in Scotland

-                         Russian-speaking Jobs

-                     News

-                     February Events Calendar

-                         Regular events in Scotland

-                         Events in Glasgow

-                         Events in Edinburgh

-                         Events in the rest of Scotland

-                         Events in the rest of the UK

 

 

Notices:

 

Independent advice on business law in Russia for members of RCS Haven.

Mrs Evgenia Kiseleva is a UK-based Russian Business Lawyer offering an Independent advice on business law in Russia.

Her practice mainly focuses on consulting with small and medium sized British companies:

·                     Advice on current Russian legislation.

·                     Inform you on export requirements for Russia.

·                     Prepare or amend a contract regulating your activities in Russia

·                     Help you to form export documentation, obtain necessary licences and certificates.

·                     Talk to your Russian partners and secure better deals for your company.

·                     Set up you business in Russia.

If you are interested in more detailed legal services, please email at [email protected]

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Jobs

  The job search facility on the RCS Haven website collects vacancies from Scottish, British and Russian employers, and makes them searchable by keyword. It can be accessed by clicking here, but below is a selection of some of the wide range of jobs currently being advertised through the website:

 

Jobs in Scotland:

IT Support Engineer - XP/ AD/ Office 2003 - Perm - Glasgow - £24k - Distance: 0 miles
Abrecco wish to recruit, on behalf of our client, a Field Support Engineer to join a highly successful national organisation. The position is based in Glasgow, however you will be required to travel to other sites in Scotland from time to time. To more...

Area Sales Manager - Distance: 0 miles
Sales Manager Job Title: Area Sales Manager - Print consumables Location: Scotland Package: c£25 - £30,000 basic + Uncapped Commission + Car/Car Allowance + Laptop + Phone + Benefits Sector: Print Consumables The Company: Es ...

Sales Manager (Export Market)(Edinburgh and Lothians)
Eden Scott's client is a leading design and manufacturing organization specialising in components and subsystems for the Telecommunications, Radar, Aerospace and Defence markets. From their base in the east of Scotland, our client's more...

Nurses - All Grades and Specialities - Earn up to £50 per hour
PCSG Healthcare are looking for Registered Nurses of all Grades and Specialities for a variety of assignments throughout Central Scotland, Tayside, Fife and Angus.If you have at least 2 years post registration experience, are flexible in your more...

HR Business Partner - Distance: 0 miles
We are proud to be working with a leading name in the contact centre industry for the recruitment of an HR Business Partner to their Scotland operation. Your role will involve the delivery of the HR Strategy across the business, working closely more...

 

Russian-speaking Jobs:

Clinical Research Associate II/ Senior CRA
Clinical Research Associate II/Senior CRA Salary:-Dependent upon experience Location:- Berkshire Employment type:- Permanent Our Client, a CRO based in Berkshire, are seeking a Russian speaking CRA/SCRA with UK monitoring experience and good more...

Russian speaking Art Administrator
Artistic organisation has a fantastic opportunity for an administrator to join the antique painting department. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who has a proven education and professional background within the Art world. Fluent in more...

Russian Speaker Required - Graduate Scheme - Recruitment
Russian Speaker Required - Graduate Scheme - Career in Recruitment Sales Leap29 are seeking a motivated and hard working individual to join their office in Wilmslow, Greater Manchester. Ideally you will be able to speak Russian fluently as well as more...

Russian Speaker for Global Recruitment Business - Trainee Role
Russian Speaker for Global Recruitment Business - Trainee Role - Sales Role As a Trainee Recruitment Consultant who speaks Russian and English you will be working closely with a manager who is an expert in their field. You have the opportunity to more...

Bilingual Customer Service Representative - 72381
Our Client has a vacany for a Bilingual Customer Service Representative, based in Glasgow. This is a permanent position. Orion Group are seeking Customer Services Representatives for their international client based in Glasgow. For this position more...

 

  Please also note that RCS Haven is always looking for volunteers to work at the centre and qualified staff to run language and cultural courses for children and adults. If interested, please email your CV to [email protected].

 

News

Britain hopes to expand dialogue with Russia despite disputes   

Britain expects to expand bilateral relations with Russia, including in trade and fight against global challenges, despite the existing differences, British Foreign Secretary William Hague has said.

 

Looking ahead – Interview with Alexei Gromyko
Nelli Kuznetsova, speaks with Alexei Gromyko, director of European Programs at the Russkiy Mir Foundation and deputy director of the Institute of Europe at the Russian Academy of Sciences. – Your ... would say that I am better known as an academic, as is my aunt, Andrei Gromyko’s daughter. – Judging ... Foundation includes you, Andrei Gromyko’s grandson, and Nikonov, a grandson of Vyacheslav Molotov ... – Interview with Alexei Gromyko

 

Cameron: 'Tougher rules to ensure immigrants learn English'

PM David Cameron has said a tougher approach will be put in place to ensure immigrants learn English, especially amongst children starting school.

 

British people top immigration anxiety table - survey

The survey shows that the more one is exposed to immigrants, the more one feels positively toward them." Immigration Minister Damian Green...

 

Insolvencies In England And Wales At Record High In 2010: Stats Released By Insolvency Service

A record number of people were declared insolvent across England and Wales in 2010, the latest official figures have revealed.

 

London Awaits Russian Invasion

Russian companies are rushing to list in London over the next few months, encouraged by a rally in oil prices, but they may have to compromise on pricing to get the offerings done.

In total, analysts predict that Russian firms—including Nord Gold, ChelPipe and OAO Koks—could raise as much as $30 billion in London and other markets this year, up from less than $7 billion in 2010.

 

Russian caviar goes back on the European menu after nine years ...

Black caviar, the roe of the female sturgeon fish, is one of the ... way of producing caviar that will provide more of the "black gold" for ...

 

English historians under pressure from Scotland to return letter ...

But the National Archives of England is refusing to hand over the artefact - a letter written to the Scots hero - on the grounds that it is ...

 

Britons looking forward towards Russian winter

Britain today, will get cold and will become weaker. In this case, Britain will face an icy future. This warning was made the day before the expedition of British scientists started its work in the Arctic Region. The scientists have

 

Russian scientists make a revolution in solar batteries

Scientists from the “SAN” group of companies in the Russian city of Novosibirsk have worked out a new and unique technique of producing solar batteries. In November, they will present it at a nanotechnologies forum in Moscow, and the next year – at a big international exhibition in Munich.  In an interview for the Voice of Russia

 

February Events Calendar

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
		1	2	3	4	5
Exhibition, Sergei Nikitin (airo) ‘Sketches Inspired by Russian Folklore’ (until 10th Feb à)	Exhibition, ‘Rodchenko and his Circle’ (until 19th March à)	Concert, Gabriel Prokofiev			Exhibition, Alina Kisina ‘City of Home’  (until 3rd Apr à)	Concert, RSNO ‘Great Symphonies – Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique’
6	7	8	9	10	11	12
Concert, ‘In Time’			Ballet on Ice, The Russian Icestars present ‘Peter Pan’ (until Sun 13thà)   Lecture, ‘The Russian Imperial Awards System’, 1894-1917   Moscow State Circus ‘Legnda’ (until Sat 12thà)   Puppet Theatre, ‘The Frog Princess’ (until Sun 13thà)	Concert, SCO ‘Stravinsky: The Chamber Ballets II’ (Edinburgh)	Concert, SCO ‘Stravinsky: The Chamber Ballets II’ (Glasgow)   Exhibition, ‘Armenia: The Literary and Visual Tradition’  (until 26th Mar à)   Lecture, Natalia Abelian ‘High Irish Crosses and Armenian Khachkars’	Concert, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra ‘Great Russian Tales’
13	14	15	16	17	18	19
	Valentine’s Day   Café Cossachok, Valentine’s Menu and Live Music	Exhibition "Three Generations" (until 15th March ->)		Theatre, ‘Сказки! A Fairytale Evening’	Business Seminar,  â€˜Doing Business in Russia’	Ceilidh Chernobyl Children's Lifeline, Ayrshire
20	21	22	23	24	25	26
	Lecture, ‘British idealists Under the Soviet Regime’	Lecture, Dr Vrej Nersessian ‘The Sacred Art of Armenia’	Lecture, ‘Russia’s Radical Youth: The Style of Everyday Life and Politics’	Concert, SCO ‘Prokofiev: The ‘Classic’ Symphony’ (Edinburgh)	Concert, SCO ‘Prokofiev: The ‘Classic’ Symphony’ (Glasgow)	Concert, SCO ‘Prokofiev: The ‘Classic’ Symphony’ (Aberdeen)
27	28

-                     Tickets: £22.00-27.50

-                     To book, call 0131 529 6000 or go online here

-                     More information: http://www.fctt.org.uk/festival_theatre/event.aspx?evtid=408

·                       Thursday 10^th February: Concert, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, ‘Stravinsky: The Chamber Ballets II’

  The Scottish Chamber Orchestra welcomes world-renowned soprano Sally Thomas for an evening of music from some of the greatest ballets ever written. She will be lending her beautiful voice to two pieces by Haydn, and Stravinsky’s dramatic ‘Apollon Musagate’. There will also be a short pre-concert talk at 6.30pm (free for all ticket holders), in which SCO conductor Robin Ticciati will discuss Stravinsky’s ballet music with Roy McEwan. (This concert is also being performed in Glasgow on Friday 11^th February, please see Glasgow listings).

-                     The Queen’s Hall, 85-89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9JG

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £9.00-27.00

-                     To book, call 0131 668 2019 or click here

-                     More information: http://www.thequeenshall.net/whats-on/shows/sco-stravinsky-the-chamber-ballets-ii

 

·                     Friday 11^th February – Saturday 26^th March: Exhibition, ‘Armenia: The Literary and Visual Tradition’

 This exhibition has been curated by Vesna Petkovic of Pro Art & Co. with the aim of showing Armenia both as an ancient civilization and as the country it is today. Life in contemporary Armenia is portrayed in pictures by several different photographers, while the country’s rich cultural history is showcased in copies of medieval manuscripts illustrating the development of the Armenian language, which has its own entirely unique alphabet and which first appeared in 405AD. Mr Petkovic will also be giving a short introduction to the exhibition on Friday 11^th February, before the start of Natalia Abelian’s talk on khachkars (see below.)

-                     Scotland Russia Institute, 9 South College Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9AA

-                     Tuesday – Friday, 11.00am-4.00pm; Saturday, 1.30-4.00pm

-                     FREE

-                     More information: http://www.scotlandrussiaforum.org/exhibitions.html

 

·                     Friday 11^th February: Lecture, ‘The Emergence of High Irish Crosses and Armenian Khachkars – Mysterious Coincidence? Common Roots?’ Natalia Abelian

   This talk is to coincide with the exhibition ‘Armenia: The Literary and Visual Tradition’, which is on display at the Scotland Russia Institute throughout February and March (see above.) There will also be short introduction to the exhibition by its curator, Vesna Petkovic, before the start of this lecture. Natalia Abelian is an Armenian artist, philosopher and historian of art, but who currently lives in Northern Ireland. She is also one of the founding members of the Societas Celto-Slavica. In this talk she will look at the origins and development of ancient standing stones in both Ireland and Armenia, paying particular attention to the common features in their appearance and carving techniques. She will then go on to discuss possible reasons for these similarities, in light of the thousands of miles separating the two peoples.

-                     Scotland Russia Institute, 9 South College Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9AA

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £2(SRF members)/£5.00(non-members). Admission payable on the door, but prior booking is essential for this event as places are very limited.

-                     To book, contact the SRF on 0131 668 3635 or email [email protected]

-                     More information: http://www.scotlandrussiaforum.org/events.html

·                     Tuesday 22^nd February: Lecture, ‘The Sacred Art of Armenia’ Dr Vrej Nersessian

   This talk is to coincide with the exhibition ‘Armenia: The Literary and Visual Tradition’, which is on display at the Scotland Russia Institute throughout February and March (see above.) The Reverend Dr Vrej Nersessian studied at the Famous Gevorgian Seminary in what was then Soviet Armenia, and was ordained as a priest of the Armenian church in 1983. He currently lives in London and is the Head of the Hebrew and Christian Middle East section of the British Library. In this lecture he will explain the sacred nature of the illuminated manuscript in Armenian religious culture. Throughout the medieval period these manuscripts occupied the same position as relics in the Christian faith, serving as both sacred objects and a symbol of the piety and virtue of those who possessed them.

-                     Scotland Russia Institute, 9 South College Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9AA

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £2(SRF members)/£5.00(non-members). Admission payable on the door, but prior booking is essential for this event as places are very limited.

-                     To book, contact the SRF on 0131 668 3635 or email [email protected]

-                     More information: http://www.scotlandrussiaforum.org/events.html

 

·                     Thursday 24^th February: Concert, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Prokofiev: The ‘Classical Symphony’

  The programme for this concert embraces great emotional extremes, from two of Russia’s best-loved composers. The evening begins with the ‘extrovert showmanship of the young Prokofiev’s ‘Classical’ Symphony (Symphony No.1), but ends with ‘the darkest night of the elderly Shostakovich’s soul’ – his Chamber Symphony Op.110a in C Minor. In addition, the Orchestra will also perform works by Mozart and Lotti. (This concert is also being performed in Glasgow on Friday 25^th February, and in Aberdeen on Saturday 26^th February, please see appropriate listings).

-                     The Queen’s Hall, 85-89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9JG

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £9.00-27.00

-                     To book, call 0131 668 2019 or click here

-                     More information: http://www.thequeenshall.net/whats-on/shows/sco-prokofiev-classical-symphony

 

The Rest of Scotland:

·         Saturday 19th February: Ceilidh in aid of Chernobyl Children's Lifeline, Seamill, North Ayrshire

Chernobyl Children’s Life Line is a children’s charity which was founded in 1991. Its main aims are to bring child victims of the Chernobyl disaster to the UK for recuperative breaks of four weeks, to provide on-going supplies of multi-vitamins and basic healthcare products to the children on their return and to help children too sick to travel by providing chemotherapy medicines to Children’s Cancer Hospitals in Minsk, Gomel and other regions.

The money from the charity event in Seamill will be forwarded to Chernobyl Children's Lifeline.

-      Seamill Hydro Hotel and Resort,
39 Ardrossan Road, Seamill,
North Ayrshire, Scotland KA23 9NB

-      7:30pm - 12:30am

-      Tickets $20 incl. Finger Buffet, Irish Bingo ticket and a complimentary glass of wine.

-      For more information and to book tickets please contact:

Shelagh Millar    01563 539004

Jackie McGee                01292 314993

Michael Lafferty             01294 461234

Mandy Bowie                 01560 485218

 

·                     Thursday 24^th February: Concert, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Prokofiev: The ‘Classical Symphony’

  The programme for this concert embraces great emotional extremes, from two of Russia’s best-loved composers. The evening begins with the ‘extrovert showmanship of the young Prokofiev’s ‘Classical’ Symphony (Symphony No.1), but ends with ‘the darkest night of the elderly Shostakovich’s soul’ – his Chamber Symphony Op.110a in C Minor. In addition, the Orchestra will also perform works by Mozart and Lotti. (This concert is also being performed in Edinburgh on Thursday 24^th February, and in Glasgow on Friday 25^th February, please see appropriate listings).

-                     Music Hall, Union Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1QS

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £9.50-20.00

-                     To book, call 01224 641122, or go online here

-                     More information: http://www.boxofficeaberdeen.com/prod-productions_details.asp?VenueID=88&pid=2031

 

The Rest of the UK:

·                     Friday 21^st January – Saturday 19^th March: Exhibition, Rodchenko and his Circle, London

  On display in this exhibition will be over two hundred previously-unseen photographs by Alexander Rodchenko and other leading Russian constructivists of the early twentieth-century. All of the photos have been drawn from private collections and have never been shown in public before. Curated by John Milner of the Courtauld Institute of Art.

-                     Art: Sensus Gallery, 7 Howick Place, London, SW1P 1BB

-                     Tuesday – Friday, 10.00am-6.00pm/Saturday, 11.00am-5.00pm

-                     FREE

-                     More information: http://www.artsensus.com/artists/group-show/exhibitions/rodchenko-and-his-circle.html

 

·                     Tuesday 1^st February: Concert, Gabriel Prokofiev, London

  Gabriel Prokofiev is the grandson of the great Russian composer Sergei, but is also a musical innovator in his own right. At this event he will discuss his career and in particular Nonclassical, the independent record label that he set up in 2003. Nonclassical releases albums and holds concerts by contemporary classical composers, but presents them in a modern, ‘non-classical’ way – for example, their concerts features DJs as well as live musicians. The evening will close with a treat for the audience, as Gabriel Prokofiev will then go on to perform some of his own critically-acclaimed compositions live.

-                     Deptford Town Hall (Council Chamber), New Cross Road, Lewisham, London, SE14 6AF

-                     4.30pm

-                     FREE

-                     More information: http://www.gold.ac.uk/crm/newsandevents/

Part of the lecture programme of the GB-Russia Society. Recipients of Imperial awards in pre-revolutionary Russia often received not only titles, honours or decorations, but also an array of luxurious items, ranging from rings and brooches to kaftans, made by master craftsmen including Faberge and Hahn. In this illustrated talk Dr Tilander-Goldenhielm, a Finnish art-historian and jeweller herself, will be discussing not only the items themselves, but also some of the people whom they were bestowed upon, with a special focus on members of the UK royal family and other British subjects.

-                     Pushkin House, 5a Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2TA

-                     7.00pm.

-                     Tickets: £5.00

-                     To book, phone 07884 464461 or go online here.

-                     More information: http://www.gbrussia.org/lectures.php

 

·                     Wednesday 9^th – Saturday 12^th February: Moscow State Circus ‘Legenda’, Lincoln

  The Moscow State Circus bring their latest spectacular UK tour to a close with seven shows in Lincoln. ‘Legenda’ is based upon the life story of one of the most fascinating and controversial figures in Russian history, Rasputin. The ‘mad monk’ himself, played by Andre Veronin, takes on the role of ringmaster, and his dreams and visions are brought to life by a huge cast of acrobats, clowns and daredevils. Highlights include trapeze-artists the Didyks, balancing act the Doctorovs, and the gravity-defying ‘Grigorii’s Girls’!

-                     Theatre Royal, Clasketgate, Lincoln, LN2 1JJ

-                     Performance times:

-                     Tickets: £8.00/£5.00 (children/concessions)

-                     To book, call 020 7226 1787, or go online here

-                     More information: http://www.littleangeltheatre.com/lat/whatson/forthcoming/MTQx

·                     Saturday 12^th February: Concert, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra ‘Great Russian Tales’, Bournemouth

  Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conductor Kirill Karabits believes that ‘Russian music is...the best of all for telling stories, (and) especially in the hands of Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov and Khachaturian.’ The pieces by these composers being performed at this concert will transport the audience to a dizzying array of times and places, from the vast Russian steppe to the majesty of ancient Rome and the high seas of Sinbad the Sailor.

-                     Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre, Westover Road, Bournemouth, B1 2BU

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £8.00-23.00

-                     To book, call 0844 576 3000 or go online here

-                     More information: http://www.bic.co.uk/events/Event_Details.asp?event=5184

 

·                     Thursday 17^th February: Theatre, ‘Сказки! A Fairytale Evening’, London

  Russian folklore is full of colourful characters and dramatic landscapes, and unlike Western fairytales it seems to revel in the contradictions of life rather than offering simple moral messages. During the course of this evening several of these fabulous tales will be brought to glorious life by a team of actors, musicians and artists, and in-between each story there will also be live performances of music and songs by Russian composers who themselves were inspired by the folklore tradition. Last year’s event was a sell-out, so get your tickets early!

-                     Pushkin House, 5a Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2TA

-                     7.30pm

-                     Tickets: £10.00/£8.00 (concessions)/FREE for ‘Friends of Pushkin House’

-                     To book, phone 020 7269 9770, or email [email protected]

-                     More information: http://www.pushkinhouse.org/en/events/a-fairytale-evening110217eng

 

·                     Friday 18^th February: Business Seminar, ‘Doing Business in Russia’, Manchester

  This seminar offers practical insights into doing business in Russia today, and is aimed at anyone from any industry who is interested in reaping the benefits and avoiding the pitfalls of trading in/with Russia. The event will feature an overview of the current Russian business scene, presentations on the opportunities available in the automotive and high-tech markets, and the chance to attend a one-to-one business surgery with a regional expert. Organised by UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) North-West.

-                     Lowry Theatre (Hexagon Room), Pier 8, Salford Quays, Greater Manchester, M50 3AZ

-                     FREE

-                     To find out more or to book a place, contact Siobhan Shirreff on 0161 875 2234 or at [email protected]

-                     More information: http://online.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/eventDescription?itemId=5001745624&lang=en&site=102&type=EVENTS

 

·                     Monday 21^st February: Lecture, ‘British Idealists Under the Soviet Regime’ Professor Jim Riordan, London

  Part of the lecture programme of the GB-Russia Society. Designed for the education and training of foreign communists, the International Lenin School (1926-38) and later the Higher Party School (1954-86) were shrouded in secrecy. The Soviet government never officially acknowledged their existence and students were even encouraged to use false names! Jim Riordan, at the time a British communist, attended the Higher Party School between 1961 and ‘64, and in this talk he will discuss his experiences and those of other idealistic British students, some of whom went on to become Soviet spies, while others were sent to the camps and in one case even executed by their adopted country.

-                     Pushkin House, 5a Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2TA

-                     7.00pm.

-                     Tickets: £5.00

-                     To book, phone 07884 464461 or go online here

-                     .More information: http://www.gbrussia.org/lectures.php

 

·                     Wednesday 23^rd February: Lecture, ‘Russia’s Radical Youth: The Style of Everyday Life and Politics’ Hilary Pilkington and Ivan Gololobov, London

  Part of the ‘Underground Russia – Art, Politics and Style’ lecture series. The last ten years of Russian history are often seen as a time in which the loss of the political freedoms earned during the Yeltsin years was allowed to take place because of widespread voter apathy and lack of involvement in politics. However, in this talk Hilary Pilkington and Ivan Gololobov will argue that this analysis ignores the many different types of ‘informal’ political activity that continue to take place across Russia. In particular, they will consider the often radical (and sometimes deeply disturbing) political aspirations and meaning underlying the dress, behaviour and lifestyles of various youth subcultures, such as skinheads, punks and goths.

-                     Pushkin House, 5a Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2TA

-                     7.00pm.

-                     Tickets: £7.00/£5.00 (concessions)/FREE for ‘Friends of Pushkin House’

-                     To book, phone 020 7269 9770, or email [email protected]

-                     More information: http://www.pushkinhouse.org/en/events/russias-radical-youth-the-style-of-everyday-life-and-politics

 

  Thank you for taking the time to read this bulletin, we hope that you have found it interesting, useful and enjoyable. If you have any news or events that you would like us to mention in future editions, please let us know at the addresses below.

 

   Best wishes,

     All the staff and volunteers at RCS Haven

 

 

 

Events listings compiled by: Jenny Gazzard