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Ever wondered what goes on in a service user forum? Well now you can have an exclusive insight into the recent Newcastle/Durham forum.
Haunting Halloween recently fell upon the nation and Real Life Options services across the UK were busy embracing the scariest time of the year.
The time of the ‘tache is upon us!
Last Friday 25th September saw Real Life Options host their very own Bake Off in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.
The WI Centennial Fair, which took place over the 3-6th September in Harrogate, was a huge success for all sorts of reasons.
The WI Centennial Fair, which took place over the 3-6th September in Harrogate, was a huge success for all sorts of reasons.
Holly led the selection of RLO's new Exec Director from the very first meetings in Glasgow through to the final interviews in Edinburgh on the 7th September. She made sure that the interviews ran to schedule, was firm in making sure the right questions were asked and that everyone had their say on the final decision.
Hannah had a unique opportunity to attend a party at Clarence House, hosted by Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
Holly led the selection of RLO's new Exec Director from the very first meetings in Glasgow through to the final interviews in Edinburgh on the 7th September. She made sure that the interviews ran to schedule, was firm in making sure the right questions were asked and that everyone had their say on the final decision.