BREAKING NEWS: The Regional Finalists
for 2017 have been announced.
“Thank you to everyone who nominated in the
Countryside Alliance
With over 11,000 nominations it has been our most successful year ever, which made shortlisting an impossible task. It took days to read every nomination and whittle them down to our Regional Finalists 2017
but we are pleased to say we have done it!"
Hi everyone.
Great news!
We've made it into the regional finals for the countryside alliance awards. From all of us at ABC we would like to say a special thanks to everyone who took the time to support our nomination. Without your support, we would not have made it this far towards a very prestigious award.
Please keep supporting our project in any way you can; spread the word or come yourself to experience time and space first hand. We are trying to make a difference to people's lives, taking time to learn conservation skills under the guidance of the owners of Lime Tree Farm, Peter and Irene Foster. I am eternally grateful to them for all of their support, trust, generosity and true friendship. I want to say a special thank you to them.
We are continuing to inspire professionals, who may be approaching burn-out, via our Time and Space retreats, Solo days courses and 1 to 1 bespoke coaching sessions. They get to practice and learn meditation and mindfulness; we'll continue to help them recharge and re-evaluate through important conservation works at the beautiful Lime Tree Farm nature reserve in
That's our update! – Thank you for reading.
Sincere Christmas greetings from all at ABC.
We are looking forward with real hope and belief to what we can achieve together in 2018.
Daz.
We are delighted to announce that ABC has been shortlisted to win a Countryside Alliance Award in the RURAL category.
The Awards are the Countryside Alliance’s annual
celebration of British food & farming, enterprise, and heritage through our
small hard-working businesses. The awards are now in their thirteenth year and
have become the definitive rural business award to win. They are set apart from
other award schemes because they are driven by public nomination, offering
customers the chance to tell us why their favourite businesses are worthy of
national acclaim. The awards received over eleven thousand nominations this
year so ABC has done extremely well to be shortlisted.
Countryside Alliance Awards Director Sarah Lee
commented:
“We have been overwhelmed by nominations this year. The secret to the Rural Oscars’ popularity is that they honour the people involved in these businesses and not just their product or services. They exist to sing the praises of those who work hard to keep our communities and rural economy ticking, but don’t seek the spotlight. These awards provide a cause for celebration in a time of great uncertainty in the countryside. Our local produce is second to none and there are many community heroes and businesses worthy of national recognition.”
“We have been overwhelmed by nominations this year. The secret to the Rural Oscars’ popularity is that they honour the people involved in these businesses and not just their product or services. They exist to sing the praises of those who work hard to keep our communities and rural economy ticking, but don’t seek the spotlight. These awards provide a cause for celebration in a time of great uncertainty in the countryside. Our local produce is second to none and there are many community heroes and businesses worthy of national recognition.”
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