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Accident and body repair specialists! We also carry out servicing, mechanical repairs and MOTs

A walking/ jogging group at 10am Tuesday morning at Gravesend Prom , all abilities welcome.

Friendly instructor with excellent pass rate. I work in Gravesend and Medway towns.

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The money raised through sales are used to cover the considerable running costs of the service. At present, Fusion Blue is just about covering its costs but, in the future, any profits that are not needed to further develop the service will be donated to local charities. We are keen to donate to small, lesser known local charities or community groups, which may receive little other funding. We have already made some small donations and we would love to hear your suggestions for other causes, so please email us your ideas.

Roots UpCycle, a wood recycling social enterprise which utilises the hidden talents of vulnerable adults & those with disabilities to hand craft beautiful wooden products from recycled timber and waste wood. The company has been part funded by the Lloyds TSB school for social entrepreneurs training programme.

Community boating for groups

Based in Gravesend, Roots timber re-use project is a community project affiliated with both Kent Drugs, Alcohol and Mental Health Services (KCA) and the National Community Wood Recycling Project (NCWR

Spiritual medium.I do private rune reading £15 Online faerie cards,animal spirit guide cards £7.50 email readings £5.I have been a medium for 20 years.I have done some church work,bringing loved on

Thurrock is at the heart of the Thames gateway, on the north bank of the River Thames east of London. It is a thriving borough that encompasses large swathes of countryside, 18 miles (29km) of river frontage, and has national significance as a centre of major infrastructure and port capacity for import and export. The Thames Gateway is Europe's largest regeneration programme with fifty per cent being delivered in Thurrock. Sixty per cent of Thurrock is green belt with many historic villages. The network of busy towns and picturesque villages give us a thriving population. Alongside spaces of peace and beauty, Thurrock is home to Lakeside Shopping Centre, one of the largest shopping complexes in Europe. All this is just 40 minutes by train from the heart of London. == Use of this page == We reserve the right to remove, without notice, any disruptive, offensive, abusive or potentially libellous posts. See: http://www.thurrock.gov.uk/help/socialmedia/

MISSION Empower minority communities to have a greater voice in Thurrock and surrounding areas. Whether they are from Minority ethnic communities, young people who are disenfranchised or people who feel isolated and vulnerable. We will support and advocate for such people in order to provide them with the tools to retain their identity, to reduce and remove barriers, enable prosperity and help them reach their full potential and fulfillment. As active promoters of equality and diversity, we continuously celebrate diversity in all its forms, promoting similarities and differences in people, thereby building a cohesive community. VISION Promoting excellent inter-community and inter-generational relations by listen to people from all ethnic backgrounds and bringing them together with the aim of developing a unified community in spite of people having different views. OPERATIONAL AND STRATEGIC OVERVIEW Historically minority communities disproportionately face the following barriers: 1. The local economy is currently poor, with low average earnings, a core of low-wage employment and under-employment in deprived wards. 2. Poor access to in work training leading to career development. 3. Geographical barriers – inappropriate public transport not matching areas where there are available jobs 3. Service provider ethos, e.g. providing one type of service that only meets the needs of the majority population, or impersonal (‘professional’) services that fail to meet specific needs for communities 4. Lack of capacity in the voluntary and community sector, e.g. a lack of or decline in funding for voluntary organisations 5. A general lack of understanding of diversity amongst the population.