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WORDS OF WISDOM by Adam Since our last edi/on, we have con/nued to develop and grow. Now with more than 90 of us and increasing turnover to match we con/nue to look forward on our journey in growing to be the market leader in all that we do. As for profitability I think it is fair to say we are not enjoying the margins we once did perhaps 10 years ago, but we are managing to ‘wipe our nose’ so to speak. From talking to other businesses both within our industry and in totally unconnected fields the picture is the same – ‘we are all doing more for less’. This is obviously only one measure of a business, and a crude one at that, but I would be lying if I said it is not important. As someone once proclaimed ‘cash isn’t everything but its right up there with oxygen!’ On a more philosophical note what other measures can we use? The one that I really like is when I go to bed at night am I comfortable with myself or put simply, can I sleep with myself? I use this simple test regularly, such as when difficult decisions need to be taken or when I evaluate my own performance, I always ask did I try hard enough. As a business we should constantly be asking ourselves did we try hard enough. Could we have done more? If the answer is yes we did our best and I mean honestly we should all be able to sleep at night. If there is any doubt we only have ourselves to blame for a night of tossing and turning…. With this in mind, as some of you already know, I have signed up to push myself some may say to improve the quality of my sleep, to be a crew member on “New York” a 68 foot clipper yacht in the Fastnet yacht race. This is a nonstop race for 608miles from Cowes ,down the English Channel across to the Fastnet lighthouse off the Southern /p of Ireland and back to the finish line in Plymouth. The yacht I am on is expected to complete the course in between 4 to 6 days or 96 to 144 hours where we will operate on a 4 hours on 4hours off pa\ern for the dura/on of the voyage, if condi/ons permit. What this means is if it is rough or changeable weather where we have to change sail plans we would all be required, as the old saying goes ‘all hands on deck’ so sleep will become a luxury! So how will I evaluate my performance? First target to complete the race. Second target our posi/on when we cross the finish line. Third target to receive posi/ve feedback from the rest of my crew and skipper, we all like posi/ve feedback! But most importantly for me is did I do my best – sleep /ght!! Footnote….. Unfortunately the boat that Adam was crewing for had a fire on board on the day of the race and had to re;re. As you can imagine Adam and the rest of the crew were hugely disappointed but the one consola;on was that he got to meet Sir Robin KnoxJohnston who is the founder of the races. Winter 2013 These images are of our new pump servicing facilities at Four Ashes. More details inside. Note from the editor. I can only apologise for the late release of eninews. The stories are slightly outdated now but still an interesting read nonetheless. The next edition will be more current!

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!WORDS  OF  WISDOM  by  Adam  

Since  our  last  edi/on,  we  have  con/nued  to  develop  and  grow.  Now  with  more  than  90  of  us  and  increasing  turnover  to  match  we  con/nue  to  look  forward  on  our  journey  in  growing  to  be  the  market  leader  in  all  that  we  do.  As  for  profitability  I  think  it  is  fair  to  say  we  are  not  enjoying  the  margins  we  once  did  perhaps  10  years  ago,  but  we  are  managing  to  ‘wipe  our  nose’  so  to  speak.  From  talking  to  other  businesses  both  within  our  industry  and  in  totally  unconnected  fields  the  picture  is  the  same  –  ‘we  are  all  doing  more  for  less’.  This  is  obviously  only  one  measure  of  a  business,  and  a  crude  one  at  that,  but  I  would  be  lying  if  I  said  it  is  not  important.  As  someone  once  proclaimed  ‘cash  isn’t  everything  but  its  right  up  there  with  oxygen!’    

On   a  more   philosophical   note  what   other  measures   can  we  use?   The   one   that   I   really   like   is  when   I   go   to   bed   at   night   am   I  comfortable  with  myself  or  put  simply,  can  I  sleep  with  myself?  I  use  this  simple  test  regularly,  such  as  when  difficult  decisions  need  to  be  taken  or  when  I  evaluate  my  own  performance,  I  always  ask  did  I  try  hard  enough.  As  a  business  we  should  constantly  be  asking  ourselves  did  we  try  hard  enough.  Could  we  have  done  more?  If  the  answer  is  yes  we  did  our  best  and  I  mean  honestly  we  should  all  be  able  to  sleep  at  night.  If  there  is  any  doubt  we  only  have  ourselves  to  blame  for  a  night  of  tossing  and  turning….        

With  this   in  mind,  as  some  of  you  already  know,  I  have  signed  up  to  push  myself  -­‐  some  may  say  to  improve  the  quality  of  my  sleep,  to  be  a  crew  member  on  “New  York”    a  68  foot  clipper  yacht  in  the  Fastnet  yacht  race.  This  is  a  non-­‐stop  race  for  608miles  from  Cowes  ,down  the  English  Channel  across  to  the  Fastnet  lighthouse  off  the  Southern  /p  of  Ireland  and  back  to  the  finish  line  in  Plymouth.    

The  yacht  I  am  on  is  expected  to  complete  the  course  in  between  4  to  6  days  or  96  to  144  hours  where  we  will  operate  on  a  4  hours  on  4hours  off  pa\ern  for  the  dura/on  of  the  voyage,  if  condi/ons  permit.  What  this  means  is  if  it  is  rough  or  changeable  weather  where  we  have  to  change  sail  plans  we  would  all  be  required,  as  the  old  saying  goes   ‘all  hands  on  deck’  so  sleep  will  become  a  luxury!    

So  how  will  I  evaluate  my  performance?    

First  target  to  complete  the  race.  

Second  target  our  posi/on  when  we  cross  the  finish  line.  

Third  target  to  receive  posi/ve  feedback  from  the  rest  of  my  crew  and  skipper,  we  all  like  posi/ve  feedback!    

But  most  importantly  for  me  is  did  I  do  my  best  –  sleep  /ght!!  

Footnote…..  

Unfortunately  the  boat  that  Adam  was  crewing  for  had  a  fire  on  board  on  the  day  of  the  race  and  had  to  re;re.  As  you  can  imagine  Adam  and  the  rest  of  the  crew   were   hugely   disappointed   but   the   one   consola;on   was   that   he   got   to  meet  Sir  Robin  Knox-­‐Johnston  who  is  the  founder  of  the  races.  

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These  images  are  of  our  new  pump  servicing  facilities  at  Four  Ashes.  More  details  inside.

Note  from  the  editor.  

I  can  only  apologise  for  the  late  release  of  eninews.  The  stories  are  slightly  outdated  now  but  still  an  interesting  read  nonetheless.  The  next  edition  will  be  more  current!  

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!TENDER  NEWS  

compost  sampling  -­‐  R  E  A  L  

REA   are   the   Renewable   Energy  Association  -­‐  Organics  Recycling  Group.    They   run   the   REA   Composting  Certification   Scheme   for   compost  producers   in   the   UK   which   ensures  compliance   with   PAS   100   and   the  Compost  Quality  Protocol.    enitial  has  b e e n   s e l e c t e d   t o   c a r r y   o u t  independent   sampling   for   the  Scheme  to   en su re   qua l i t y   a s su rance .    Approximately   180   compost ing  processes  are   certified  by   the  Scheme  and   up   to   15%   are   to   be   sampled   by  enitial  during  a  12  month  period.    We  have  selected  a  team  of  technicians  for  the   work   giving   comprehensive  coverage   of   the   UK.     Sites   will   be  selected   at   random   by   REA   who   will  instruct  enitial  to  conduct  ‘on  the  spot’  sampling   visits.     The   team  will   assess  the   processes   and   products   of   the  compost  producers  and  report  to  REA.  T h e   w o r k   w i l l   d em o n s t r a t e  independence  of  REA’s  Scheme,  giving  confidence   to   the   members   of   the  Scheme   and   users   of   composting  products.  

COMPANY  NEWS

pump  servicing  

1st   July   saw   the   start   of   a   new   pump  servicing   contract   competitively  tendered  by  Viridor’s  Waste   to  Energy  team.  This  contract   is  for  the  servicing  of  pneumatic  pumps   from  condensate  knock-­‐out   pots   and   gas   wells.   The  contract   covers   all   of   Viridor’s   landfill  sites   nationwide   where   active   gas  extraction   for   power   generation   takes  place.  To  enable  us  to  deliver  this  contract  we  have   introduced   3   new   service  engineers   (1   at   head   office   and   2  based   remotely   in   the   South   West)  who   have   completed   intense   training  prior  to  the  contract  start  up.    This  has  also  meant  a  huge   investment   in   time  and   money   to   extend   our   current  service   facility   including   the   purchase  of   new   equipment,   developing   new  p ro c e s s e s   a n d   u pd a t i n g   r i s k  assessments   and   method   statements  to  our  portfolio.    

The  changes  to  our  service  facility  have  also   been   dramatic.   The   team   now  operate  in  an  extended  workshop  with  the   appropriate   ventilation   and  lighting,   purpose   built   inspection  facilities   and   dedicated   areas   for   the    pumps  during  the  various  stages  of  the  service   process.   These   areas   are   also  subdivided  by  customer  and  region.  To   support   our   service   team  we   have  adapted   the   pump   servicing   module  within   enidata   to   supply   our   clients  with   a   comprehensive   service   report.  John   Rowse   has   developed   a   whole  new   end   to   end   pump   service  application   that   will   also   be   able   to  track  parts   fitted   to  pumps  along  with  keeping   a   record   of  where   pumps   are  located.  The   contract   has   given   enitial   the  opportunity   to   finally   put   our   plans  i n t o   a c t i o n   a n d   b u i l d   t h e    contemporary  pump  service  facility  we  have  aspired  to  for  a  while.  The  contract  team  comprises  of  Adam,  who   is   currently   leading   the   contract,  supported   by   Macaila   who   has   taken  on   the   role   of   Technical   Co-­‐ordinator  to  support  the  team  doing  all  the  hard  work  in  the  Unit  and  on  site  Tony,  Tom,  Paul,  Tony  and  Andrew.    

NEW  INITIATIVES  

compost  sampling    

We  now  have   four   technicians   trained  to   carry   out   PAS100   sampling   (Adam  Meaden,  Edd  Cracknell,  Dave  Ollif  and  Gareth  Keeler).  A  5th,  Mark   J   is  yet   to  be  trained.    This   is   a   further   area   of   monitoring  where  Viridor  have  seen  value  in  using  a  professional  and  impar/al  third  party  organisa/on   (eni/al)   to   deliver   an  important  service  subject  to  regulatory  scru/ny.  

surface  emissions  

One  of  our  recent  business  initiatives  is  now   beginning   to   generate   some  significant   work   -­‐   Our   “Surface  Emissions  Mapping  Surveys”  using   the  TDL500   laser   methane   detector   is  creating  a  lot  of   interest  in  the  market  place.   Recent   surveys   undertaken   by  John  Freestone  include  ones  for  Infinis,  FCC,   Viridor   and   Biffa.   Read   more  about  the  service  on  our  website  

Investors  In  People  assessment  

Thank   you   to   all   of   you   who   were  involved   and   interviewed   in   the   IIP  assessment   in   December.   Thanks   to  you  we  have  retained  our  standard  and  have   been   awarded   the   accredita/on  for  another  3  years.  

university  presentaIon  

Back  in  May,  James  Cole  (a  tech  based  in  the  South  East)  was  invited  to  give  a  s h o r t   p r e s e n t a t i o n   t o   t h e  undergraduates  from  the  University  of  Aberystwyth  where   he   attended   from  2005  -­‐  2008.    Supported  by  Richard,  James  delivered  a   45   minute   presentation   explaining  his   journey  since   leaving  uni,  what  we  do  at  enitial  and  his  career  so  far  as  an  Environmental   Technician.   A   question  and  answer  session  then  followed.  In  the  following  weeks  we  had  several  students   approach   us   for   both  permanent  jobs  and  work  placements.  If   anyone   has   any   other   leads   of   this  nature  please  get  in  touch  with  Richard    

TEAM  DEVELOPMENT  

Well  done…  Tony,  Tom,  Dave,  Mar/n,  Mar/n,  Tony  and  Andy  for  comple/ng  the  breathing  apparatus  training.    Dave  O  for  completed  his  CSCS  health,  safety   and   environment   test.   Ian   S,  Tom  R  and  Ian  M  have  also  completed  the  test  and  have  CSCS  visitor  cards.  Harry  and  Ali  MacAulay  for  successfully  completed   their   MPQC/SPA   safety  passport  courses  in  recent  months.

Introducing  Ralph……….    This  is  Ralph,  the  newest  recruit  to  the  enitial  team  -­‐  our  friendly  office  dog.      He  lives  in  Tina’s  office  and  is  very  accommodating  when  it  comes  to  fuss  and  attention!  He  is  generally  found  with  all  fours  in  the  air  having  his  tummy  rubbed  by  some  poor  passer  by  he  has  managed  to  attract!  He  has  become  a  real  star  in  the  office,  especially  with  the  ladies  and  a  talking  point  with  clients  and  visitors.  Next  time  you  are  in  the  office  please  pop  and  say  hello,  he  loves  a  fuss!  

Woof!

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!The  Employee  of  the  Quarter  goes  to.......  

Paul  McAleer  -­‐  Technician  South  West  !Great  with  his  data  and  communica;on  

I  would  like  to  nominate  Paul  McAleer.  My  reasons  for  this  is  that  he  is  always  willing  to  help  out  when  needed  and  never  complains  about  the  work  load.  He  never  says  no  to  anything.  He  has  dealt  with  customers  in  a  very  professional  manner  and  represents  the  company  very  well.  

STAFF  MOVEMENTS  

Well  we’ve  had  a  few  changes  ....  

Welcome    

Adam  Meadon                                              Technician  -­‐  SW  

Anthony  Cross                                                Technician  -­‐  SW  

Anthony  Scanlon                                        Pump  Engineer  

Paul  Coxon                                                              Pump  Engineer  

Andrew  Robinson                                      Pump  Engineer  

Adrian  Hammersley                          Technician  -­‐  NE  

Siobhan  Mullen                                          Technician  -­‐  NW  

Dan  Higgins                                                    Liaison  Manager  

Megan  Boerm                                                      Technician  -­‐  M      

Jordan  Clarke                                    Operations  Support  

Roy  Ball                      Aftercare  (Projects)  Manager  

Alistair  MaCauley                    Technician  Scotland  

Matthew  Gough                                          Technician  -­‐  SE        

Melanie  Andrusjak                                  Technician  -­‐  SE    

Jonathan  Reddy                                            Technician  -­‐  SE  

Brandon  Morgan                Quality  Administrator                                                

Shaun  Grainger                                          Liaison  Manager                                                                                                

Joscelin  Baldock                                            Technician  -­‐  NE    

Ibai  Castezubi                                                Liaison  Manager  

Suzie  Carter                            Aftercare  Administrator  

Richard  Cram                                                        Technician  -­‐  SE  

Andrew  Lowe                                                        Technician  -­‐  M  

Jaime  McGarrie                                              Technician  NW  

Jon  Craig  (welcome  back)            Technician  -­‐  M  

Harry  Russell                                                      Technician  -­‐  SW  

Movers  and  shakers      

Amanda  Mannion              Equipment  Facilitator  

Macaila  White                        Technical  Co-­‐ordinator  

Dan  Higgins                              Senior  Liaison  Manager  

Seonaid  Lafferty                                                    Data  Analyst  

Good  luck  for  the  future  

Joshua  Stafford,  Richard  McCluskey,  Fran  

Marsh,  Michelle  Norris,  Henry  Laing,  Gary  

Trufitt,  Mark  Chapman,  Dave  English,  Paul  

McAleer,  Mary  Cameron,  Will  Perry,  Mark  

Tanner,  Peter  Lynch,    

EMPLOYEE  OF  THE  QUARTER

The  importance  of  FFLOWERS  Over   the   recent  months  we  have  had  more   than  one  occasion   to  question   the  commitment   to   the   weekly   FFlowers   checks.   A   fflowers   check   is   a   5   minute  important   inspection   that   determines   the   general   health   of   your   Company  vehicle.   So  much   can  be  avoided   just   by   carrying  out   these   simple   checks.   The  checks  goes  like  this….    First  Aid  kit    -­‐    are  all  contents  present  &  in  date?    Fuel  –  I’m  sure  you  all  keep  a  close  eye  on  this.  Lighting  –  Just  a  quick  look  round  the  vehicle  to  check  all  lights  work;  saves  the  embarrassment  of  the  police  pulling  you  over  too.  Oil  Level  -­‐  MOST  IMPORTANT  please  check  your  oil  levels  weekly  and  don’t  wait  for  the  light  to  come  on….  We  have  had  an  incident  recently  where  an  engine  has  ceased  without   the   light   coming   on.   This   is   a   really   expensive   problem   and   is  unnecessary.    Water    -­‐    is  the  engine  coolant  and  screen  wash  topped  up.  Very  important  with  the  winter  months  on  the  way.      Electrics  –  Do  you  have  any   flashing   lights  on   the  dashboard   that  you  are  not  sure  of?  Please  report  all  of  these  issues  as  soon  as  they  occur.      Rubber  –  Again  another   really   important   check   is   the  windscreen  wipers,   tyre  pressures  and   tread.  The   tyres  are   so   important   for   the   safety  of   yourself  and  others.  Please  do  not  leave  until  servicing.            Screen   -­‐  Check  regularly   for  stone  damage  as  this  can   impair  vision  or  distract  attention.  Minor  chips  can  grow  and  crack  the  glass  but  many  can  be  repaired  by  a  windscreen  specialist.

ALL  CHANGE  IN  SITE  SERVICES  

We  are   always   looking   for  ways   to   keep   “ahead   of   the   game”  with   regard   to  connec/ng  with  our  exis/ng  and  poten/al  new  clients.  As   such   we   have   recently   restructured   our   Site   Services   team   to   give   the  ac/vi/es  we  offer  a  focus  for  delivery  and  an  opportunity  to  grow.  The  services  now  have  been  streamlined  into;  1   Aqercare   (Projects)   -­‐   headed   by   Roy   Ball   and   which   includes   facili/es  management  and  installa/ons  projects 2   Service   -­‐   currently   headed   by   Adam   -­‐   this   team   undertakes   all   aspects   of  routine  service  and  maintenance,  as  well  as  emergency  call-­‐  outs.  3   Equipment   and   Automation   -­‐   equipment   hire   and   automated   monitoring  services.  This  includes  our  low  energy  pump  initiative      which  is  being  driven  by  our  newly  appointed  Liaison  Manager,  Shaun  Grainger.  By  giving  our  services  and  products  a  clearer  identity  and  contemporary  image  we   hope   to   generate   the   platforms   from   which   our   business   activities   can  flourish  in  the  market  place.  If  you  have  any  questions  or  thoughts  don’t  hesitate  to  get  in  touch  with  either  Adam,  Roy  or  Shaun.  

Paul McAleer

Thanks  to  Matt  Wood  for  sending  in  this  great  photo  of  some  very  inquisitive  ponies  at  Harewood  Whin  site,  a  Yorwaste  site  in  York  .    “Don’t  forget  the  carrots  next  time!”

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ARCADE  PARADE  

Jamie  Oliver  got  hold  of  one  of  their  tracks  ‘Grace’  and  asked  if  he  could  use  it   in  one  of   his   videos   on   his   ‘Foodtube’   Youtube  Channel,   since   the   video’s   release   at   the  beginning   of   July   its   had   almost   105,000  views!!    The   band   were   back   in   the   studio   in  October  to  record  two  new  tracks  and  then  decided  to  change  the  band  name,  so  from  Arcade  Parade  they  became  ‘Young  Braves’  (the  name   inspired  by   a  history   lesson  on  the  American  West!).  The   first   track   ‘Youth’   was   released   in  October   as   a   free   download   and   its  definitely  their  best  work  to  date  h\ps://soundcloud.com/young-­‐braves/youth  The   track   has   had   really   good   reviews  especially  in  America  where  a  radio  sta/on  in   St   Louis,  Missouri  made   it   ‘Song   of   the  Day’,  they  are  also  scheduled  to  be  played  by   a   couple   of   sta/ons   in   New   York   soon  too.  They  have  also  been  contacted  by  a  couple  of  record  labels  in  the  last  couple  of  weeks  and  a  major  music  publishing  company  too  (on   the   back   of   them   hearing   the   track),  which  is  pre\y  exci/ng.  Hopefully   another   busy   year   ahead,   they  are   back   in   the   studio   again   in   April/May  /me   to   record   another   couple   of   tracks,  they  (hopefully)  will  be  playing  at  a  fes/val  at   the   LG   Arena   in   March   which   they  audi/oning   for   on   23rd   January   and   they  have  plenty  of  gigs  booked.    You   can   check   them   out   at   the   new  Facebook  and  Twi\er  pages  below  h \ p s : / / w w w . f a c e b o o k . c o m /YoungBravesUK  h\ps://twi\er.com/YoungBravesUK

OFFICE  GIRLS  DO  IT  FOR  THE  KIDS  

A   very   big  WELL  DONE   goes   out   to  Aleks,  Amanda,  Macaila  and  Mary  for  completing  a   grue l l ing   13mi le   wa lk   around  Wolverhampton.  The  walk  was  in  aid  of  a  local   children’s   charity   and   the   girls  collectively  managed  to  raise  over  £100    

They  wore  t-­‐shirts  printed  with  the  enitial  logo  that  were  kindly  donated  by  our  PPE  supplier  Highviz.net.  

A   particularly   big   WELL   DONE   goes   to  Aleks;  she  hurt  her  ankle  mid  way  through  the   walk   but   hobbled   on   for   the   last   6  miles.  Good  on  ya  luv!  

ELVIS’O’GRAM!  

Back  in  June,  Jan  (the  lovely  lady  that  pays  the  wages)  was  harbouring  a  secret,  but  all  was   let   out   of   the   bag   when   her   partner  and   daughters  arranged   for   an  Elvis’o’gram   to  c o m e   t o   t h e  o f f i c e   t o  serenade  her.    

W i t h   t h e  assistance   of   the  office  girls  a  plain  clothed   Elvis   was  smuggled     into  the   building   and   after   a   quick   change   in  the  downstairs  ladies  loo,  Jan  was  shocked  when  informed  that  someone  famous  was  here   to   see   her.   He   entered   the   room  singing   one   of   his   famous   songs   to   her   in  front  of  all  of  the  team.  

After   much   embarrassment   on   Jan’s   side  and   a   few   giggles   from   the   team   she   the  had  to  spill   the  beans  and  announced  she  was  to  be  married  by  Elvis  in  his  little  white  chapel   on   her   forthcoming   trip   to   Las  Vegas.  AHHHHH…….  

It   certainly   cheered   up   an   otherwise   dull  Friday  morning  in  the  office.  

ANYONE  FANCY  A  DATE?  

!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IT’S ALL ABOUT ME...

John Freestone is the latest victim of our interrogation

What  was  your  first  job?                                                              Civil  Engineering  Technician                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        What  do  you  like  about  your  job?      Mainly  working  outdoors,  also  enjoy  the  flexibility                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  What  is  your  toughest  challenge?      Keeping  on  the  right  side  of  Richard!!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            What  is  your  favourite  food?                              Chicken  Madras,  Keema  Rice,  Garlic  Naan,  pint  of  Kingfisher                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Who  is  your  hero  –  and  why?                                    John  Candy  (deceased),  loved  every  film  I  saw  him  in,  Karl  Pilkington  aka  An  Idiot  Abroad  comes  a  very  close  second                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      How  do  you  relax?                                                                            Spend  /me  at  home  with  the  family,  enjoyed  watching  The  Ashes  and  Tour  de  France                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  What  book  was  the  last  are  you  read?      Rebus  –  The  Naming  of  the  Dead                                                                                                                                                                                  What  is  your  favourite  TV  programme?      Currently  –  Luther,  all  /me  favourite  –  Minder  (the  earlier  the  be\er)  What  one  thing  would  you  change  about  the  waste/recycling  industry?                                                                Consistency  –  why  is  one  method/  prac/ce/rule  acceptable  in  one  part  of  the  country  but  not  elsewhere  and  vice  versa  (is  that  a  bit  controversial?)                                                                                                                        If  you  weren’t  in  waste,  what  would  you  want  to  be?                                                                          Always  fancied  being  a  footpaths  officer  or  forest  officer  type  role  –  get  to  walk  round  all  day  so  I  suppose  not  too  dissimilar  to  what  I  do  now  –  just  without  a  FID  and  PDA!                What  would  you  do  if  you  won  the  lo\ery?                                                                                      Straight  to  Stratstone  Noungham  for  an  Aston  Mar/n  DB9                                                                                                                                                                                                                        What  is  your  favourite  song?                                                    No  brainer,  The  Farm  –  All  together  now  If  you  had  a  super-­‐power,  what  would  it  be?                                                                                                                        The  ability  to  take  back  what  I  have  just  said  without  anyone  hearing  it  –  I  have  a  big  foot  in  mouth  problem                                                                                                                                                                                      If  you  could  have  a  drink  with  one  famous  person,  who  would  it  be  and  why?                                                                                                                        Boris  Johnson,  just  looking  at  him  

WITT  WOO!  This  stunner  was  heading  out   for   a   night   on   the  town   when   this   photo  was  taken.    N o t   s u r e   h ow   t h e  evening   ended   but   it  looks   like  she  was  up  for  a  bit  of  fun!

Thank  you  to  all  that  purchased  tickets  for  the   raffle   back   in   December.  Matt  Miles,  the  lucky  winner,  was  over  the  moon  with  his   tablet   after   never   winning   anything  before.  :-­‐)