
Collaboratives & Nunsthorpe Community Shop team up to support Cervical Cancer Prevention Week
This week (18 – 24 January) marks Jo’s Trusts annual Cervical Cancer Prevention Week campaign, raising awareness of cervical cancer and how it can be
Chairman
Colin retired from the Royal Air Force in 2004 as a senior officer in the Engineer Branch. He was awarded the NATO Medal for leading teams on operations in relation to the Former Yugoslavia and the Iraq Medal for his leadership on operations in that theatre.
Since then Colin has run a couple of local businesses and enjoyed a spell managing the hospital estates for the Northern Lincolnshire & Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He is currently managing director of a local business providing energy-efficiency assessment services.
As well as hearing employment disputes as a non-legal member for the Employment Tribunals Service, Colin is also a member of Lincolnshire County Council’s Independent Remuneration Panel.
A Fellow of the Institute of Leadership & Management, Member of the City and Guilds of London Institute and Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, Colin is also a Chartered Engineer with a Level 7 Diploma in Leadership and Management.
This week (18 – 24 January) marks Jo’s Trusts annual Cervical Cancer Prevention Week campaign, raising awareness of cervical cancer and how it can be
2020 – A year of challenge, change and new beginnings for the Integrated Support, Social Welfare and Bereavement Team Told by Dawn Trigg, Lead Macmillan
Young people in Northern Lincolnshire will be able to apply for one of 277 roles that have been created as part of the Kickstart Scheme
A free online mental health and emotional wellbeing support service has been launched to help men living across the Humber, Coast and Vale area. Men