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Operational Regions My Consortium now operates in two geographical areas. Its original area surrounds where I (Lisa) live and that reaches out to Nottingham, Newark, Sleaford, Peterborough and Leicester, and now I have introduced the area surrounding where I was brought up, and that reaches out to Yeovil, Warminster, Salisbury, Christchurch and Weymouth. If you live inside these boundaries then I will be able to supply you with a heating or commercial oil price per litre (excluding VAT) that should be lower than any equivalent prices you have been quoted when purchasing as an individual. However, My Consortium has partnered with suppliers that can deliver to other parts of the country, so if you live outside of these boundaries do still get in touch to find out if a competitive price can be offered. By mainly focusing on specific geographical areas My Consortium aims to assist suppliers with their delivery scheduling so that they are as carbon foot print efficient as possible.

Falconry is one of the oldest and most aristocratic sports and has long been regarded as the Sport of Kings, and the falcon has traditionally been a gift between Royalty through the years. Falconry dates back to around 2000 BC in the far east. Pete Sibson joined Stapleford Park in 1996 along with a team of Falcons, Hawks, Owls and Eagles. Pete started practicing Falconry in 1976 with a Kestrel and then moved onto training larger Falcons, Hawks and Owls. In 1981 he started flying displays at his school and then moved onto some larger country shows around the Midlands. Pete now entertains guests of Stapleford Park along with his team of birds, including Bernard the European Eagle owl and Bobby the Harris Hawk, with a hands on Falconry flying experience. The Falconry experience is suitable for everyone and can be tailored to suit couples, families, groups or for corporate entertainment. All photo's posted by Falconry at Stapleford Park are ©Rich Alderson and Pete Sibson

The Pavilion, which overlooks the 18th hole of the Stapleford Park Championship golf course, was built in 2000 from stone with a thatched roof. It houses the Members' Meeting Room, pro-shop, golf changing rooms and the informal dining area can cater for up to 45 guests. The Pavilion offers guests a relaxing dining experience in an informal and comfortable environment. Guests can sit back, relax and enjoy hearty food with the opportunity to watch great sporting events on TV. The Pavilion Menu is available from 12.00 - 17.00 daily. Breakfast is only available from 08.00 - 12.00 and Ciabattas are available from 10.00 onwards.