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Queen Elizabeth II Hospital

Queen Elizabeth II Hospital

The Queen Elizabeth II hospital – or the QEII as it is known locally, is located in Welwyn Garden City. The first full hospital to be built by the NHS, the QEII is a 350-bed district general hospital. It offers a full range of general hospital services for people living and working in many parts of east and south Hertfordshire.
Regiment Fitness Welwyn Garden City & Hertford

Regiment Fitness Welwyn Garden City & Hertford

We think fitness should be fun. That’s why our sessions always include a range of equipment based activities in a friendly supportive environment. Whether you’re looking to get back in shape or push your training to the next level, we cater for everyone no matter what your current level of fitness. You’ll never get bored with our range and variety of activities and our carefully designed lesson plans mean you’ll always get a complete workout. Our members are great at helping and encouraging each other to get the most out of the sessions, and new members are always made to feel welcome. We currently operate 10 sites all over the Herts, Beds & Bucks areas and due to the overwhelming demand we are adding more sites all the time! All of our classes take place on fantastic sites where we are surrounded by panoramic views and plenty of fresh air. Why not come along and see for yourself why everyone’s talking about Regiment Fitness?
Alter Ego Dance

Alter Ego Dance

169, Knightsfield, Welwyn Garden City ,
"Alter Ego Dance to me is a place to relax and be myself around people I know and like, I started to come to alter ego because I wanted to try something new, and I had never danced before. I keep coming as I love dance, and everyone I do it with" Candice, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. DANCE CLASSES Alter Ego benefit from their own Professional Dance Studio based in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. The Studio has a variety of classes for anyone to try from Street Dance to Contemporary. We also have select classes based in Central London. DANCE AGENCY Our Professional Dance agency will be officially opening in January 2013. We will be able to supply Choreographers, Dancers and Companies for all projects and occasions. If you need any type of dance involvement we will be able to supply it! DANCE MEDIA Alter Ego have access to some of the major players on the scene when it come to Video, Audio and Photo. We can offer services from budget productions all the way up to Hollywood Film Standards. DANCE THERAPY We have the benefit of our in house therapy room that we hire out to sports therapists, physiotherapist, osteopaths and even holistic therapies. This further compliments our overal package to cover all your dance needs.
Quantum Care Ltd

Quantum Care Ltd

4 Silver Court, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City ,
Quantum Care is a not-for-profit organisation that provides quality residential and nursing care for the older person.
Hertfordshire County Disability Cricket

Hertfordshire County Disability Cricket

The Playing Fields Ottway Walk, Welwyn Garden City ,
We play in the BACD southern incrediball league 2013 and are based in Welwyn Garden City. Our aim is to develop players so that they can reach their full potential while helping and supporting them as they progress.
The Royal Life Saving Society UK Hertfordshire Branch

The Royal Life Saving Society UK Hertfordshire Branch

Formed in 1891 as the "Swimmers Life Saving Society", then changing it's name to "Life Saving Society" shortly afterwards, and granted Royal Charter in 1924 by King George V, the Royal Life Saving Society UK is Great Britain's leading drowning prevention and water safety organisation. The Society in the United Kingdom is represented by 52 Branches, with the Hertfordshire Branch being formed in 1963. lifesavers in hertfordshire is the Royal Life Saving Society, Hertfordshire Branch.
Black Ops LIVE - Hertfordshire

Black Ops LIVE - Hertfordshire

Danesbury Park Road, Welwyn ,
At Black Ops LIVE Hertfordshire players attempt to score points by using hand held infrared-emitting target devices to shoot other players, all players wear a infrared sensitive target. The games are played outdoors however there are areas of shelter.
EMDS Human Resources Consulting Services London and Hertfordshire

EMDS Human Resources Consulting Services London and Hertfordshire

FOR CONSULTING HUMAN RESOURCES - HUMAN RESOURCES ADVICE - HUMAN RESOURCES SERVICES. WELCOME! emds-hrconsulting.com If you have a current HR issue that needs resolving, we will gladly offer you a FREE consultation. EMDS - Human Resource and Employment Law Specialists.. EMDS HR Consultancy prides itself in providing cost effective and efficient solutions tailored to your business needs. EMDS provides HR advice and support to small and medium sized businesses, covering most of Hertfordshire and London. EMDS HR Consultancy promotes both Effective and Efficient HR management. HR will be addressed in a Proactive manner. The Company believes there is a link between a high performance workforce and a high performing business. Effective people management improves your bottom line, an efficient workforce, and increases quality. Follow Us On EMDS will help you: • Comply with the latest employment legislation. • Maintain Good Employment Practices. • Resolve complex employee relations situations. • Recruit and retain highly productive employees HR SERVICES: Contracts of employment, employee handbooks, HR procedures and policies, recruitment, grievance, disciplinary, performance issues, staff motivation, employment law, employee relations, redundancies, maternity, paternity. Consulting Human Resources | Employment Law Consultants | Human Resources Advice | Outsource Human Resources..
Alexandra's Florist

Alexandra's Florist

Unit 4, Tewin Bury Farm Hotel, Hertford Road, Welwyn Garden City ,
Alexandra's Florist For Creative Floristry Specialists in Weddings, Synagogues, Barmitzvahs, Mandaps, Hotels and all Functions.
Welwyn Garden City Football Club - A Brighter Future

Welwyn Garden City Football Club - A Brighter Future

Founded in 1921, Welwyn Garden City Football Club started their days in the Metropolitan League. The Club then moved to the Spartan League for the first two spells in 1927. During the 1927 - 28 seasons the club gained its first honour, winning the Herts charity Shield beating Hoddesdon Town 5-2. In 1952 Welwyn Garden City joined the London League, later becoming the Greater London League. At this time Harry Hibbs, one time England goalkeeper with 25 caps, managed the club. Harry was one of the two ex-internationals to be in charge of the 'Citizens', the nickname for the Club, the other was Alex Massie who was capped 18 times for Scotland. In 1945 the club return to the Spartan League and two years later it was elected to become an associate member of the Football Association. The next stop was County Football with a move to the Herts County League in 1959. The club then moved to its present home at Herns Lane in 1968 and staged its first senior level fixture against Knebworth in the Aubrey Cup on 16th September that same year. In 1973 Welwyn joined the South Midlands League and won the Premier Division Championship at its first attempt. The following season it reached the final of the League Trophy Cup, only to be denied the honours by Barton Rovers who won 3-1 on aggregate. In the 1976-77 season the club lost its top flight status and so began a five year battle to recover it playing in the First Division of the league. During these wilderness years the club finished no lower than fifth place. In the 1981 - 82 season it reclaimed its Premiership status and en route accumumulated over 100 league goals. During the Championship year, the club once again reached the final of the League Challenge Trophy Cup, only to be denied again, this time losing to Stotford 3-0 on aggregate. The 1984-85 season brought the cup success at last, when under the management of John Sneddon, Welwyn beat Pirton 2-0 to lift the first ever Herts Senior Centenary Trophy. At the end of this memorable season John Sneddon decided to call it a day and he was replaced by ex Sudbury Court boss Ray Sullivan, whose first job was to rebuild the side. Twelve months later the club finished runners up in the league, only being pipped to the post by some erratic form in the closing games of the season. The club lifted the Herts Charity Shied twice consecutively in seasons of 1986-87 and 1987-88, to become only the sixth club in the history of the tournament to retain the shield. The close of the 1988-89 season also saw the installation of floodlights at Herns Lane. In the 1988-89 season the club gained a top six league finish as well as an appearance in two Cup Finals, the League Challenge Trophy and the Herts Centenary Trophy. However, the club lost both finals within the space of five days. In 1990-91 Ray Sullivan stepped down from his managerial role and so began the lean spell in which the club tried several combinations of managers which included Dave Lawrence, Jock Bruce and also former players Paul Malsen and Ian Priest. The closest the club came to ant silverware was a final\'s appearance in the Herts Charity Shield against Sawbrdgeworth Town, the trophy slipped through our hands as we were beaten in the penalty shoot out after a 2-2 draw. In 1996-97 Welwyn looked to local man Malcolm Doctor, who the previous year had guided the Citizens arch rival and nemesis, Hatfield Town, to second place in the South Midlands League. Everyone at the club was looking forward to the long lost glory days returning to Herns Lane. They were left empty handed again at the last hurdle. Upon the departure of Malcolm Doctor, the Citizens forged a link with their Conference neighbours Stevenage Borough FC they strengthened their squad with Boro\'s EFCO youngsters along with the management pairing of Dave Bullock and Bill Bannister. However, despite reaching the third qualifying round of the FA Cup, the season collapsed mid way through and with the break up of the squad a battle with relegation followed. In 2001-02 Welwyn Garden City were relegated to the first Division and after a late rally at the end of the season the club had its lowest ever finish of sixteenth place, just avoiding relegation to the lower league thus avoiding relegation in consecutive seasons. At the end of the 2001-02 season Guillermo Ganet was appointed as manager and after two seasons in Division One Ganet steered his side to promotion finishing in third place. The 2004 - 05 season saw the side sustaining third place in the league table. However, the season ended with the news that Guillermo Ganet was leaving to move to Berkhamstead Town as Chairman/Manager, taking 10 or so of last seasons squad with him in the process. After receiving many applications for the Managers role, the management committee appointed Howard Cowley as the new manager of the first team for the 2005-06 season. He brought with him a wealth of experience from not only the South Midlands League but in all divisions of the Ryman league. During his tenure the club had an unparallel 19 game run in all competitions and also equalled their best ever FA Cup run when losing narrowly to the then Conference South leaders Histon. The club also exceeded its best ever run in the FA Vase Competition by reaching the fifth round proper only for an administrative error to deny us the chance to go even further. Players Joe Devera, Nick Brindley and Harry Hunt were offered contracts with Barnet FC and season top scorer, Bradley Woods-Garness went to Conference side Farnborough Town. In the 2006 -07 season the club reached fourth spot in the league, becoming the only side to beat eventual league and Cup champions Edgware Town at their White Lion ground whilst doing the double over local rivals Hertford Town with two fine victories. Following the departure of Howard Cowley a succession of managers have tried to revive the fortunes of the club and when Paul Tomkins left at the end of September the club appointed Del Deanus and Steve Newing to take on the job. The two had a short spell at Leyton at the start of the 2008-09 season following their many success\'s at Edgware Town. Many of the players from the treble winning Edgware squad have followed the pair to Welwyn and they look to keep the Citizens out of the relegation zone this season and build on this next year.
Rons School of Motoring

Rons School of Motoring

Ron Cooper is a driving instructor from Welwyn Garden City and offers lessons in and around the local area. Welwyn, Hatfield, Knebworth, Hertford Lessons from £10.50 per hour Standard lessons £21.00 per hour Block booking discounts Lessons 1 hour, 1 ½ hours or 2 hours Pass Plus Course Motorway lessons Refresher course Local pick up/drop off: Home, Work, School, College For further information or to chat through your requirements in more detail please call my mobile or land line. If there’s no answer, please leave a message and I’ll call you back as soon as possible
Elegance4u

Elegance4u

The Howard Centre & The Galleria & E4U Knebworth, Welwyn Garden City ,
Come and viist Elegance4u at both locations and E4U Knebworth and see what you think of us!