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INFORMATION MEMORANDUM Version 2 www.chfenterprises.co.uk CHF MEDIA FUND IMPORTANT NOTICE The CHF Media Fund is a Complying Fund and so is not a UCIS. This means that the CHF Media Fund is not subject to the marketing restrictions introduced by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) in respect of “non-mainstream pooled investments” and can be marketed to retail clients. Key risks are explained on pages 30 to 35 of this Information Memorandum and should be carefully considered. This document describes arrangements by which Investors who wish to make venture capital investments in Seed EIS and EIS qualifying companies which carry on the business of developing, producing and monetising family and children’s entertainment shows or concepts have appointed Sapia Partners LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with the registered number OC354934 and whose registered office is at 134 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 9SA (the “Manager”) to act as their common discretionary investment fund manager and to manage the investments which are made on their behalf. The Manager is authorised by the FCA to act as an investment fund manager; its FCA registration number is 550103. In connection with its discretionary investment management services, the Manager will be advised by CHF Enterprises Limited, an English private limited company with the registered number 08321672 and with its registered address at 2 Hurle Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2SY (“CHF Enterprises”). These arrangements constitute the CHF Media Fund. This document constitutes a financial promotion relating to the CHF Media Fund and is both issued and approved by the Manager for the purposes of section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”). -
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BRITISH A C A D E M Y C H I L D R E N ' S A W A R D S 2 1 O 2 I N % 20off +FREE delivery 9696_DPS_vertical_340x240_UK_BaftaAwards_FO.indd 1 6/11/12 10:45 AM WELCOME A warm welcome to this year’s British Academy Children’s Awards, where we celebrate excellence across all areas of children’s entertainment, from An’ good animation, comedy and drama, to short form, luck to all ah da nominees. animation and games. Irie man! Young audiences have been inspired, entertained and My sincere thanks to Harvey Elliott, Chairman of educated by tonight’s nominees. This is an industry of BAFTA’s Children’s Committee, and the many jury pioneering creatives, whose work continues to capture members who gave their time and expertise to debate young hearts and minds; my congratulations to you all the nominees and determine the winners. Thanks on being nominated. also to tonight’s host, the brilliant Barney Harwood, This year’s Special Award goes to an industry and our eloquent array of citation readers. Final luminary, a leading figure in animation whose distinct thanks to the team at BAFTA, particularly Lisa Prime body of work has delighted generations: Brian and Clare Brown, who have helped deliver tonight’s Cosgrove. Series such as Jamie And The Magic Torch, event. As some of you know, this is Lisa’s last awards The Wind In The Willows, Danger Mouse and Count ceremony. Her passion for children’s television and her Duckula have given Cosgrove a bona fide place in commitment to BAFTA has shone through for many British television history, having brought many hours years now, and both the resilience and success of these of sheer joy and entertainment to young audiences. -
Waterside Wins Top Funding Award to Bring Cosgrove Hall Characters to Wider Audiences
MEDIA RELEASE For immediate release Waterside wins top funding award to bring Cosgrove Hall characters to wider audiences The award from the Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund for Engaging with Animation will enable communities across Greater Manchester and beyond to access animation and storytelling skills from the Cosgrove Hall Films Archive. Waterside in Sale, Trafford is delighted to receive a top funding award from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. The Collections Innovation and Engagement grant was awarded via the Museums Association, and will allow the much-loved Cosgrove Hall Films Archive to be digitised and accessed across the region. Waterside, which is run by Trafford Council, is home to the internationally-acclaimed animation collection from Cosgrove Hall Films, which includes some of the best-loved children’s characters such as Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, Chorlton & the Wheelies and many more. The much-needed funds will allow Waterside to continue conservation work within the archive and preserve and protect this important part of our cultural heritage for future generations. These vital funds will enable elements of the collection to be digitised - particularly 3D puppets too fragile for restoration - and the archive to lead the way in developing new guidelines for animation conservation. Crucially, digitising the archive will provide access to new audiences and community groups, both in and outside the region, who have previously been unable to visit the collection in person, when on display at Waterside. In partnership with