"Dear Maggie, that is a great link, I would love to get more use from the Churches in the city and if anyone wanted to lok towards getting a Church Support Officer using English Heritage Capacity Building Funding I can provide support. This would…"
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Maggie replied to RSA Projects Team's discussion Social media in Peterborough in the group Social Media"
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Maggie left a comment for Alice Kershaw"Alice, this relates to another group that I don't want to join as a member. I was reading about CambsAcre recruiting a Church Buildings Support Officer and thought it was a great topic. I found a link to the other group through that and also…"
Maggie replied to RSA Projects Team's discussion Social media in Peterborough in the group Social Media"I suggest having a good look at Peterborough.net, as it is an excellent community website run by dedicated people who really love Peterborough and who know their IT. They have established their What's On listing and it is properly resourced.…"
Maggie commented on RSA Projects Team's page Sports and activities"Why not connect to the county sports partnership, which helps to promote activity
http://www.livingsport.co.uk/index.php"
Maggie replied to RSA Projects Team's discussion Social media in Peterborough in the group Social Media"In May I suggested that rather than the project trying to resource a listing of its own, it should link to other listings - both local and national -…"
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- At 16:56 on November 16, 2010,
Alice Kershaw said… - Dear Maggie, that is a great link, I would love to get more use from the Churches in the city and if anyone wanted to lok towards getting a Church Support Officer using English Heritage Capacity Building Funding I can provide support. This would need to be match funded and through a Diocese. Best wishes,
Alice
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