Podcasts about clic sargent

Colin Freeman is going to be taking on the challenge to complete a single leg of darts, but there is a twist! The leg will not be 501, it will be 1,000,001 Colin is doing this to raise money for Clic Sargent and The ME AssociationIf you would like to contribute to these great charities, please do so via this link https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/1000001-darts?fbclid=IwAR23aQ4cejfbAb8CjSx6pCE7EFYQRKBp5UEI5ncB0mKVLQqewWAlUO-5uI8

The Wildrunners are joined by Daniel Nerini who is the Supporter revolution lead for Young Lives vs Cancer (was Clic Sargent) who before this new role he was the fundraising manager for Young Lives vs Cancer. He tells us all the amazing things this charity does to help and support children and young adults with cancer. This is the charity Wildrunner founder Dan has fundraised for, over the past 11 years since seeing first hand what an amazing job this charity does. This also ties in greatly with our september running/walking challenge which is to help raise some much needed money for this charity. Check out www.thewildrunners.co.uk to enter before the 1st september. Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode and please check out our running community on instagram @wildrunners_ig Feel free to follow us all on instagram - @colinlee_ocr @superdan84 @danielnerini @younglivesvscancer --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildrunners/message

“The partnership puts young people at the centre and not brand … we should all be working together to achieve Mission, rather than brand awareness or the size of our turnover or how many staff we employ.” Frank Fletcher is CEO of The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust. The Trust supports young people with cancer, engaging them in outdoor activities, to help re-build their confidence and their lives, after cancer. We talk about how the Trust pivoted to a Virtual Summer during 2020 and what it has learnt during the pandemic in order to better support young people recovering from cancer. We discuss the Trust's newly formed partnership with Teenage Cancer Trust and CLIC Sargent (now Young Lives vs Cancer) - a fantastic example of leaving brand differences at the door to truly focus on what is best for young people. Frank shares his learnings on establishing this formal partnership and strongly encourages other charity leaders to follow suit. Recorded May 2021.

Happy New Year everyone, we hope all listeners (and stalkers) are well and still collecting vintage Star Wars items during these Apocalyptic times. All the hosts are still alive however Jason has collected so much stuff that a hole in his collecting room wall has opened up as the 1980s has created a time vortex and is starting to reclaim certain parts of his collection.  Our guest this month is Dutch collector Marc Kuin. Marc discussed the early days of collecting Star Wars in the Netherlands and his struggles trying to locate any items in the wild. We also cover his love of Stormtroopers and unexpected path to die-cast vehicles and hunting. We launch Vintage Rebellion Swap Shop. Vintage Rebellion Swap Shop is a new monthly feature where during 2021 (from January to December) we will attempt to raise a lot of money for CLIC Sargent. Using the notion of the Swap. Jason has kindly offered a Bib Fortuna Vintage Pen Topper to kick us off. All we ask is you offer us something a tiny bit better (vintage Star Wars preferably, but if you want to offer a brand new car, then thats cool too). Then, in December we will sell off our final swapped item and give all funds to CLIC Sargent. Contact us via facebook or social media with your offer. If we get a load of offers, we'll discuss next month and decide. Could be fun and raise money for a great cause. How far can we go? Richards Rebel Briefings are actually fairly brief but packed in very nicely. There are a couple of cracking Palitoy bulk finds, a Uzay mystery, a book funding success and something a little cheesy so expect Andy Preston to jump on that.  Licensee section is about our love for all things Japanese with a look at Takara, we find that Mr Andy Spoons is more than just a fan of Godzilla, but an avid collector of the range. We reminisce about Japanese cartoons on kids TV back in the day. And theres other stuff such as our collecting targets for the year. Don't forget to check out the youtube version, put together by our Video Wizard Chris Porteous https://youtu.be/bTSTxOZJTTA     

Rose Bailey is the Fundraising and Engagement Manager for Surrey, Sussex, Middlesex and Berkshire at CLIC Sargent. CLIC Sargent – Young Lives vs Cancer is the UK’s leading charity for children and young people (under the age of 25) with cancer. In this episode, we discuss the power of community and the positive impact that fundraising can have on people's lives. Social Media: My Kind of People @mykindofpeoplepodcast CLIC Sargent @clicsargent

Sir Ciarán Devane and Kate Lee join James Ashton to discuss communicating in a crisis, diplomacy at work and when personal and professional lives collide.Sir Ciarán Devane is chief executive of the British Council, the organisation which projects the UK’s image on the world. Since 1934 it has aimed to forge trust and understanding with other countries through arts and education programmes, and is the number one specialist English language teacher. Last year the British Council reached almost one billion people with its work and employs a staff of 12,000.Sir Ciarán began his career as an engineer and manager for chemicals group ICI before becoming a management consultant. He changed direction in 2007 when he was appointed chief executive of Macmillan Cancer Support, the charity that helped care for his late wife, before taking over at the British Council in 2015.Kate Lee is chief executive of the Alzheimer's Society, the leading UK charity which supports more than 200,000 people with dementia every year. She took the helm in 2020 at short notice and with crises brewing as her predecessor departed early and national lockdown loomed.Lee had to rebuild morale and is now campaigning for better family access to dementia sufferers in care homes – which includes her own mother.She spent 14 years at the British Red Cross, rising to become director of strategy. For five years until 2020 she was chief executive of the cancer charity Clic Sargent. Leading is supported by Lockton, the world’s largest privately-owned, independent insurance broker. Lockton's independence means its 8,000 associates worldwide are free to focus solely on their clients' risk and insurance needs. To hear more from Lockton experts, please visit locktoninternational.com/gb/insightFor further details of this series, follow @leadingpod or go to leadingpod.comJames Ashton’s book The Nine Types of Leader (bit.ly/NINEbook) is available to order now.

Dundee Dance Event is Housebound during the Lockdown. Raising money for MacMillan Cancer Research and Clic Sargent. Here's my closing set from the Saturday night. There were quite a few technical problems with the stream, so at some points the audio stops and restarts, I've cut and rejoined where I could but you will hear the odd glitch. Also, apologies for some of my grumpy outbursts, I spent more time on the laptop than the decks and was getting frustrated while hitting the gin ;) Thankfully the gremlins were removed for the Sunday night afterparty, I'll upload this mix too soon. No sync buttons were hurt during the making of this mix.

Emma Swain was too young to be offered a screening test when she died of cervical cancer. For months she had reported tell-tale symptoms of the survivable cancer to her GP but she was told she was worrying unnecessarily. In this episode her father, Darren, walks presenter Kate Gerbeau through the heart-breaking failures that took his daughter’s life. We also hear from cancer nurse Lara Perkins at CLIC Sargent, Tracie Miles from Eve Appeal and Maria Repanos, clinical negligence lawyer at Slater and Gordon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Charlie is in conversation with one of our younger guests Tino Mangambako. Tino was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in Feb 2015 at just 24 years young. He takes us through his journey as a young black man and how he also had to undergo hip replacement surgery. Also Tino is now a Cancer Support Worker himself for the charity Leukaemia Care UK. He has a special respect and love for CLIC Sargent who were a great help on his journey. After Podcast Info: Black Men Rising: @blackmenrisinguk Charlie Degale: @charliedegale Tino Mangambako: @tino1s Next episode will be available @6am 30/10/2020

Almost ten years ago - to the day! - Izzy Ball came on her first Trust trip. She sailed from the Isle of Wight while in recovery from Hodgkin lymphoma. Every year since, she's made space for the Trust. She became a regular at residential trips as she returned to sail time and again. Then, when the time came, she became a volunteer, able to provide support from the perspective of someone who had been there herself.Alongside all this, she and her family have been dedicated fundraisers for the Trust (and our close partners CLIC Sargent). As well, she's graduated with a degree in teaching, having began her journey with the Trust before she even started secondary school.We hope you enjoy Izzy sharing her story. It's a fantastic insight into a long-term and ongoing relationship with the Trust and how that changes over the years. It's also eye-opening to hear about the different ways the Trust fits into people's lives as they grow and and bring something different with them every time. Cheers to ten years, Izzy. We can't wait for the next one. 

The week's Stadia news and views for busy people and casual gamers. Stadia Rokks is recorded live at 10am on Sunday mornings and is also available on all major podcasting platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Latest News, What's Up Rokk, Rokk Review and Ask Duncan Please donate to Rokk vs Cancer in Children - https://www.tiltify.com/@Stadiarokks/Rokk - Rokk is trying to raise £1,000 for CLIC Sargent which supports children going through cancer treatment as well as families affected by this terrible disease. Find Duncan on Twitter - @One2Escape Rokk - @StadiaRokks Join Rokks' exclusive Patron Programme at www.stadiarokks.uk/patron --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stadiarokks/message

The week's Stadia news and views for busy people and casual gamers. Stadia Rokks is recorded live at 10am on Sunday mornings and is also available on all major podcasting platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Latest News: New Stadia APK point to new features Cyberpunk and Avengers reveals WaveBreak released Spongebob Squarepants and One Hand Clapping What's Up Rokk: Coming YouTube Stadia integration features Rokk Review: Wavebreak Ask Duncan: How to sign up to Google Stadia Please donate to Rokk vs Cancer in Children - https://www.tiltify.com/@Stadiarokks/Rokk - Rokk is trying to raise £1,000 for CLIC Sargent which supports children going through cancer treatment as well as families affected by this terrible disease. Find Duncan on Twitter - @One2Escape Rokk - @StadiaRokks Join Rokks' exclusive Patron Programme at www.stadiarokks.uk/patron --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stadiarokks/message

As the dust begins to settle, charities may be wondering what the future holds. Now past the initial upheaval, there is time for reflection: what has happened so far, what does the future look like and what can be learnt from your charity’s response to COVID-19? In this episode, our three guests come together to discuss their own learnings. They reflect on where we are right now and how they believe organisations can begin to work towards both an immediate and long-term future, including the challenges this may come with. Vicky Charles (Associate Director of Technology at CLIC Sargent), Simon Davey (Managing Director at Omega Alpha) and Barry Antwi (Technical Manager at Coopsys) all offer professional insight into how charities can make use of what they’ve learnt and take this forward into their long-term goals and strategies. Transformation has been seismic for a huge number of organisations. Yet, despite the unprecedented and unfortunate circumstances surrounding these changes, the recent pandemic has been a catalyst for a positive change in many charities when it comes to digital. The question is now how to harness these changes and move forward. ________________________ This podcast is supported by CoopSys, the IT enablers for Charities. For more info see coopsys.net (http://www.coopsys.net/) .

In this episode, we go backstage with Sir David Haslam, a longtime supporter of Next Generation GP. David was a GP for over 35 years, and has held a phenomenal number of titles in his career. These include President of the BMA, President and Chair of the RCGP, and most recently Chair of NICE. He was knighted for services to NHS Leadership in 2018, and is now Chair of a children's cancer charity called CLIC Sargent. In a moving story, David explains why the cause is so close to his heart. *Further highlights:His current roles (4 mins)Managing the imposter syndrome (12.5 mins)Career advice (13 mins)Leading through a crisis (15 mins)Balancing clinical and leadership work (17 mins)Dealing with criticism (21.5 mins)Controlling news intake (25 mins)How primary care will change after Covid-19 (29 mins)His lessons on the lockdown (30.5 mins)A book he recommends (Don't Sweat the Small Stuff by Richard Carlson) (32.5 mins)David's top pieces of advice for new leaders (35.5 mins)*Social media:@DavidAHaslam@NextGGPYou can find more resources on our Next Gen website. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anna Hewitt shares her family's journey with her 5-year-old son Franck's diagnosis with ALL. Anna shares the strength and determination of her family to make life as "normal" as possible for their children. The experience has been documented on social media to increase awareness of childhood cancers. IG: @koalastinka Charities: The Grand Appeal Bristol Royal Hospital for Children http://www.uhbristol.nhs.uk/ CLIC Sargent https://www.clicsargent.org.uk/ Coach Lori, founder of Lori Marini Coaching, is Breast Cancer Warrior, tumor expert, and Cancer/Life Coach who supports warriors get back to living an amazing life they love post-treatment. Want to be on this podcast? Contact Lori at lorimariniLGS@gmail.com Want 1-1 coaching for your cancer journey or everyday life anxieties? Visit my website at www.lorimarini.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Every leader has their own style – there is no right or wrong way but learning to be gained from past experiences. Our latest podcast series is an opportunity to hear directly from sector leaders on how to get to grips with key strategic challenges. How do you deliver influence and impact, what’s the secret to communicating inspiring stories, where do you focus your energy to drive an organisation mission forward?     In our first episode we are joined by Rachel Kirby-Rider, Director of Income and Engagement at CLIC Sargent, and discuss the benefits of involving service users at all levels, how to turn around declining income and Rachel’s personal experience with imposter syndrome. 

In 2019, Cardiff and Vale UHB celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the Teenage Cancer Trust unit at the University Hospital of Wales. In its first 10 years, what difference has the unit made to the lives of people treated there and what would their treatment look like if they couldn’t access the unit? In this episode, we chat to Bethan Ingram, Senior Nurse, and Anna Davies, Youth Support Coordinator, to talk about how the UHB, with the support of Teenage Cancer Trust, has changed cancer care in Wales to meet the specific needs of 14 - 25 year olds. We talk about these needs and the feedback Anna and Bethan get from their patients, the input of the Teenage Cancer Trust and other charities, the unique role of the Youth Support Coordinator, and how the team is working with other NHS organisations in Wales to reach and support as many young people with cancer as possible in Wales. To read more about Teenage Cancer Trust's work, visit their website. Other sites you may be interested in include Clic Sargent and the Wales Cancer Network. If you've been affected by anything in this episode and want to get in touch, please contact me via e-mail at news@wales.nhs.uk or Twitter @CV_UHB

Windsor Leadership Academy Head, Ashley Arnold catches up with CLIC Sargent's CEO, Kate Lee where she talks candidly about her leadership style and the importance of lifelong learning. Kate updates on all the great work CLIC Sargent has been doing and explains the work in progress with the Cancer Coalition, a CEO-led charity coalition of 14 founding organisations to have a unified voice and mutual support as charities and CEOs.

Full transcript available on the blog: https://acevoblogs.wordpress.com/2019/06/03/podcast-kate-lee In the third episode, Vicky meets Kate Lee, CEO of CLIC Sargent, to talk about the lies we tell ourselves that make us feel good as leaders, what true collaboration means, why we have to be brave in setting goals and learning from failure, and why we should be better at handling the hot potato that is charity chief executives' salary.

Trance Classics set recorded at Reboot, Inverness on the Friday during the May Bank Holiday Weekender event for HLS Sound System in aid of Clic Sargent in Scotland. 1. Kosheen - Catch (Ferry Corsten Vocal Remix) 2. Planet Perfecto - Bullet In The Gun (2000 Club Mix) 3. 4 Strings - [Take Me Away] Into The Night (Vocal Club Mix) 4. Kontakt - Show Me A Sign (Club Mix) 5. Matt Darey's Mash Up featuring Marcella Woods - Beautiful (Original Mix) 6. DT8 (Feat. Roxanne Wilde) - Destination (Darren 'DT8' Tate's Original Mix) 7. Lange (Feat. Skye) - Drifting Away (Original Mix) 8. Chakra - Home (Above & Beyond Mix) 9. Madonna - What It Feels Like For A Girl (Above & Beyond 12'' Club) 10. Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky (Wippenberg Club Mix)

Trance Classics set recorded at Reboot, Inverness on the Friday during the May Bank Holiday Weekender event for HLS Sound System in aid of Clic Sargent in Scotland. 1. Kosheen - Catch (Ferry Corsten Vocal Remix) 2. Planet Perfecto - Bullet In The Gun (2000 Club Mix) 3. 4 Strings - [Take Me Away] Into The Night (Vocal Club Mix) 4. Kontakt - Show Me A Sign (Club Mix) 5. Matt Darey's Mash Up featuring Marcella Woods - Beautiful (Original Mix) 6. DT8 (Feat. Roxanne Wilde) - Destination (Darren 'DT8' Tate's Original Mix) 7. Lange (Feat. Skye) - Drifting Away (Original Mix) 8. Chakra - Home (Above & Beyond Mix) 9. Madonna - What It Feels Like For A Girl (Above & Beyond 12'' Club) 10. Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky (Wippenberg Club Mix)

In this episode, Rebecca Cooney talks to Clare Laxton, associate director for policy and influencing at the children's cancer charity Clic Sargent and Chloe Stables, head of communications at the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, about the current environment around charity campaigning. She also drops in on the Extinction Rebellion protesters, to find out how they think charities should be supporting direct action. And finally, following on from last month's discussion on toxic workplaces, Rebecca speaks to Mind's Dane Krambergar about mental health in the workplace, and how you can support colleagues and yourself.

Chris Lappin is delighted welcome back to the show The Best Tag Team in the UK and The Self Proclaimed Wrestling For… Tag Team Champions The #Unkillable Ryan Parrott and Harry Cruise, PUN Intended. Ryan and Harry discuss their victory after Alter Ego, The Ball Boys and The Hunter Brothers at the Wrestling for Calm in October 2018 – in a days following the event Ryan received a mysterious package containing the Tag Team Titles who seems to be from Wrestling For… with a letter proclaiming PUN Intended as their first Tag Team Champions. You can view the video of Ryan receiving a package - https://www.facebook.com/PIntended/videos/1999312340194507/ *** Wrestling For… been in touch and have denied knowledge of this *** The lads then discuss Ryan's current feud with the hard hitting 15 year old Chantel Jordan and their plans for titles including the upcoming adult only open challenge (so Chantel can't answer) at the the Wrestling for CLIC Sargent on 7th June 2019 at 7th June at Benjamins in Halesowen which is raising money for Paediatric Cancer. For more information on the event - https://www.facebook.com/WrestlingFor/ Like PUN Intended Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/PIntended/ You can follow Harry Twitter – twitter.com/cruise_bruise Facebook – www.facebook.com/HarryCruiseWrestler/ Instagram – www.instagram.com/the_harry_cruise/ You can follow Ryan Twitter – twitter.com/RyanParrott27 Facebook – www.facebook.com/ParrottRX3/ Instagram – www.instagram.com/parrottrx3/ ***Unfortunately there is some background noise i couldn't edit in parts*** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brokenbutglorious/message

Chris Lappin is delighted welcome back to the show The Best Tag Team in the UK and The Self Proclaimed Wrestling For… Tag Team Champions The #Unkillable Ryan Parrott and Harry Cruise, PUN Intended. Ryan and Harry discuss their victory after Alter Ego, The Ball Boys and The Hunter Brothers at the Wrestling for Calm in October 2018 – in a days following the event Ryan received a mysterious package containing the Tag Team Titles who seems to be from Wrestling For… with a letter proclaiming PUN Intended as their first Tag Team Champions. You can view the video of Ryan receiving a package - www.facebook.com/PIntended/videos…999312340194507/ *** Wrestling For… been in touch and have denied knowledge of this *** The lads then discuss Ryan's current feud with the hard hitting 15 year old Chantel Jordan and their plans for titles including the upcoming adult only open challenge (so Chantel can't answer) at the the Wrestling for CLIC Sargent on 7th June 2019 at 7th June at Benjamins in Halesowen which is raising money for Paediatric Cancer. For more information on the event - www.facebook.com/WrestlingFor/ Like PUN Intended Facebook Page - www.facebook.com/PIntended/ You can follow Harry Twitter – twitter.com/cruise_bruise Facebook – www.facebook.com/HarryCruiseWrestler/ Instagram – www.instagram.com/the_harry_cruise/ You can follow Ryan Twitter – twitter.com/RyanParrott27 Facebook – www.facebook.com/ParrottRX3/ Instagram – www.instagram.com/parrottrx3/ ***Unfortunately there is some background noise i couldn't edit in parts***

Chris Lappin is delighted welcome back to the show The Best Tag Team in the UK and The Self Proclaimed Wrestling For… Tag Team Champions The #Unkillable Ryan Parrott and Harry Cruise, PUN Intended. Ryan and Harry discuss their victory after Alter Ego, The Ball Boys and The Hunter Brothers at the Wrestling for Calm in October 2018 – in a days following the event Ryan received a mysterious package containing the Tag Team Titles who seems to be from Wrestling For… with a letter proclaiming PUN Intended as their first Tag Team Champions. You can view the video of Ryan receiving a package - https://www.facebook.com/PIntended/videos/1999312340194507/ *** Wrestling For… been in touch and have denied knowledge of this *** The lads then discuss Ryan’s current feud with the hard hitting 15 year old Chantel Jordan and their plans for titles including the upcoming adult only open challenge (so Chantel can’t answer) at the the Wrestling for CLIC Sargent on 7th June 2019 at 7th June at Benjamins in Halesowen which is raising money for Paediatric Cancer. For more information on the event - https://www.facebook.com/WrestlingFor/ Like PUN Intended Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/PIntended/ You can follow Harry Twitter – twitter.com/cruise_bruise Facebook – www.facebook.com/HarryCruiseWrestler/ Instagram – www.instagram.com/the_harry_cruise/ You can follow Ryan Twitter – twitter.com/RyanParrott27 Facebook – www.facebook.com/ParrottRX3/ Instagram – www.instagram.com/parrottrx3/ ***Unfortunately there is some background noise i couldn't edit in parts***

Jamie Langlands of Pro-Gardens talks on day 2 of BBC Gardeners World 2017 about thier Clic Sargent sponsored Show Garden on APL Avenue

This show is dedicated to the memory of our crafty friend Jamie Rollert. Blether - Unleashing Still - A few ideas on how to unleash the stash. Wots e Craic - Subway Knits Outlander Along 6 bits Storybook Dwell http://www.6bitsstorybooks.com/#our-story Runny Runny Runny - 2 weeks to go until the Inverness Half Marathon. I'm running it to raise money for CLIC Sargent. Huge thank you to those who have donated https://www.justgiving.com/hellokittyhalfmarathon/ for pictures of Richard in a dress and to donate. UNKAL - What on earth is that? Well its a 3 way Knit along or a not knit along and ignore it. Go to my thread or the TwinsetDesigns group to sign up for prizes. Coming Up - Want to play Knitting Bingo at the Edinburgh Yarn Fest? Come to the Podcast lounge 18&19 March Edinburgh Corn Exchange. I am about at 3pm Friday where we have a Come with something Leave with something Session and this is your chance to show off your purchases or already knitted ware and we can make new knitty pals. Loch Ness Knit http://www.lochnessknitfest.com/ in September 28 - Oct 2 2016 for knitting and learning and all things woolly in and around Inverness. Retreat Me Me Me Section Olaf the Snowman from KnitNow Christmas 2015 issue Wild Goose Shawlette by Paula Emons-Feussle Farm Beannie by Allison Brit Crocheted Narwhal by YarnYard The Great Tapestry of Scotland moves down to Dundee's Verdant Works 19 March - 1 May 2016 Drams Kilmochan Machair Bay Single Malt and its fantastic. Mouthwatering and moreish. Shoppy Section - www.etsy.com/shop/caithnesscraft Contact LouiseHunt on Ravelry and Caithness Craft Collective Group CaithnessCraft on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest. Plus I have a page on Facebook www.caithnesscraftcollective.podbean.com for the podcast and LouiseJ2010 on Flickr

Blether with Jigsaw SweetRage on Facebook for wonderful Fimo jewellery. Wots e Craic Knitting and Crochet Guild UK - http://kcguild.org.uk/ Outlander Read Along - Subway Knits podcast Art of Quilting - 99p Lets Knit December 2015 with Olaf the Snowman Crochet Star Wars by Lucy Collins Runny Runny Runny Richard & I will run the Inverness Half Marathon on behalf of CLIC Sargent wearing Hello Kitty dresses - https://www.justgiving.com/hellokittyhalfmarathon/ Review of 2015 Coming Up Edinburgh Yarn Fest - http://www.edinyarnfest.com/ Competition Retreat 27-29 May 2016 at Natural Retreats John o Groats. Full join up information is on Ravelry or on Podcast or you can e-mail me. Me Me Me Shoppy Section - www.etsy.com/shop/caithnesscraft and listen up to get the code for a 10% off coupon for all January. Bla Bla Blaaaaah Email - caithnesscraftcollective@gmail.com  Ravelry as LouiseHunt and CaithnessCraftCollective Group.  CaithnessCraft on Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook.  Flickr as LouiseJ2010 and you can get the podcast feed on www.caithnesscraftcollective.podbean.com

In the final podcast of the season, Krys, Greig and I start off by discussing the Scottish Cup final. We discuss our personal highlights from the season as a whole and our expectations for next season. Every week we do a charity bet, where McBookie generously supply us with the bet, and we announce that Clic Sargent will receive the winnings from the season. They will receive £333, which will hopefully go a little way to helping them continue to do a good job at helping out those in need. Thank you to McBookie for providing us with the charity bet, thank you to our guests, thank you to our regular co-hosts – Laurie, Greig and Krys – and thank you for listening. The podcast will return next season. Enjoy your summer.

In the final podcast of the season, Krys, Greig and I start off by discussing the Scottish Cup final. We discuss our personal highlights from the season as a whole and our expectations for next season. Every week we do a charity bet, where McBookie generously supply us with the bet, and we announce that Clic Sargent will receive the winnings from the season. They will receive £333, which will hopefully go a little way to helping them continue to do a good job at helping out those in need. Thank you to McBookie for providing us with the charity bet, thank you to our guests, thank you to our regular co-hosts – Laurie, Greig and Krys – and thank you for listening. The podcast will return next season. Enjoy your summer.