Aimee Lily Williamson, Ribble Valley, Lancashire, UK
Aimee Lily Williamson
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@britishtextilebiennial and @superslowway are looking for an individual to join their team as part of the Blackburn Creative Alliance Internship Programme.![]()
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This role would involve you supporting both organisation’s in the collection, administration analysis and sharing of audience data working closely with our finance and admin, marketing and evaluation team members.![]()
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Please note that due to the funding associated with this internship programme, the post holder must be EITHER a former student of a Blackburn with Darwen-based education institution (school or college) or a resident within the area covered by Blackburn with Darwen Unitary Authority.![]()
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This opportunity is funded by the UK Government through the Shared Prosperity Fund.![]()
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Full job description and application process available on our website site britishtextilebiennial.co.uk/news/were-hiring-creative-alliance-internship-data-and-evaluation-as... 🔗![]()
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The deadline for applications is 9am on Friday 3rd May❗️![]()
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Please email all applications and any questions or requests in the first instance to zara@britishtextilebiennial.co.uk 📧
📢 Lancashire County Council are taking nominations for their #LancsChoirofTheYear2024 competition.![]()
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Whether your choir is:![]()
👨👩👧👦 community![]()
🎼 operatic or musical theatre![]()
🧑🎓college or university![]()
⛪️ gospel, church or faith![]()
🎤 friends, barbershop, shanty or are![]()
🏢 company or workplace based, you are welcome to enter.![]()
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For details of how to get involved and terms and conditions see: ow.ly/xB2Z50QT90I or search LCC’s website @lancashirecc
“We are currently casting a third series of our successful BAFTA nominated BBC 1 programme ‘Make it at Market’ and are on the lookout for passionate artists, crafters and makers who may be interested in being involved this time. ![]()
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The series is for all types of amateur / up and coming artisans and crafters, from potters, blacksmiths and woodworkers, to jewellers, upcyclers and artists. It follows a select group of amateur makers who will be mentored through the practicalities and pitfalls of turning a hobby into a business. ![]()
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Our expert mentors and show host guide our amateurs through what it takes to transform their hobby into a business, giving them the knowledge and opportunity to transform their lives. ![]()
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Our first & second series can be found on BBC iPlayer by searching ‘Make it at Market’, and this gives you a sense of the tone of the programme. It’s very warm hearted and really shines a light on the brilliant makers, artists and crafts people that are working in the UK today. “![]()
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