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Dr Arun Ghosh Bbc 1 Health: Truth Or Scare and Mothercare Ambassador Roles for Liverpool Gp Individually Inspired Kitchens ISSUE 29 FREE READ ONLINE www.myplanetliverpool.co.uk PROFESSIONAL PLUS LOTS MORE INCLUDING: LIVERPOOL FOOD & DRINK CANNES DO LOCAL BUSINESSES SPECTACULAR LEGAL & FINANCIAL HISTORY A WALK THROUGH CALDERSTONES PARK CHARITY NEWS SOCIAL NEWS 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY FOR THE ITALIAN FISH CLUB DR ARUN GHOSH BBC 1 HEALTH: TRUTH OR SCARE AND MOTHERCARE AMBASSADOR ROLES FOR LIVERPOOL GP INDIVIDUALLY INSPIRED KITCHENS www.nonamekitchens.com Tel: 0151 933 9633 Manufacturing kitchens in Liverpool for over forty years. Capricorn design, manufacture and install the kitchen of your dreams. BY CAPRICORN KITCHENS Whether you desire a traditional or contemporary style our designers will ensure your kitchen integrates seamlessly into your home and lifestyle. ART THE PAST THE PRESENT THE FUTURE MY PLANET LIVERPOOL CONTENTS DRINK Issue 29 CHARITY LEGAL SPECIAL FEATURE EDITORIAL & ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES: email: [email protected] MY PLANET LIVERPOOL PHOTOGRAPHER: Arthur Gold email: [email protected] CONTRIBUTIONS Nikki Girvan (Auteur Media) PEOPLE Stephanie Heneghan (Shenners Marketing) John Hall (CEO Professional Liverpool) Joel Jelen (Ubiquity PR) Rebecca Keegan (Morecrofts Solicitors) Ryan James Lee (Designer) Colin Ling (Chinese Wellbeing) Tony McDonough (YB News)) BUSINESS Keri Stanistreet (Professional Liverpool) Mike Wynn (Cultural Wine) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vicki Harper (BWM Chartered Accountants) Carol Kirkham (Zoës Place) Jenny Roberts (Woodsford Tradebridge) SOCIAL Paul Trickett (Bathgate Business Finance) ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Dave the Pap Evans Ray Farley Mark Carr (vaadhoo Photography) Front Cover Picture: Dr Arun Ghosh The publisher cannot accept responsibility for the views expressed by contributors to this issue of My Planet Liverpool or for the accuracy FOOD AWARDS of claims made by advertisements appearing in this edition. 4 • MY PLANET LIVERPOOL MY PLANET LIVERPOOL • 5 MPL CHARITY MPL CHARITY Chinese Wellbeing Chinese Wellbeing Liverpool Liverpool Fundraiser 2019 The evening’s celebration opened with the melodious ‘Sing Me Merseyside Choir’, led Fundraiser 2019 by the charismatic Billy Hui, treating the guests to a medley of pop songs and finishing in great style with a song performed in Chinese that wished everyone a Happy New Year. This was followed by a traditional Lion dance, brilliantly executed by the ‘Liverpool Chinese Wellbeing continued the celebrations of Chinese New Year of Chinese Martial Arts School. The guests then settled to enjoy a sumptuous ten-course the Pig when holding its’ annual fundraiser at The Angel Restaurant in banquet of authentic Chinese food. Following this feast, the entertainment kicked in, Hanover Street on Friday 22nd February. The night was, as usual, with the fabulous voice of Steve Macfarlane getting the guests a roaring success and Colin Ling, CEO of Chinese Wellbeing, said in sing-along mood before the evening finished with a great set COLIN LING “It was a wonderful and very enjoyable night and I would like to thank from the very talented Michael Anthony, who had everyone More pictures of the Fundraising evening can be found overleaf ➥ all of our supporters and sponsors who made it all possible thanks to dancing to a fantastic selection of songs. Pictures courtesy of Ray Farley their kindness and generosity. The money we have raised through the night’s auctions and raffle prizes will help us to continue our work in providing important dementia services to the local community.” Chinese Wellbeing Principal Office: Staten Court • Tradewind Square • East Village • Duke Street • Liverpool L1 5BG Tel: 0151 709 2643 • email: [email protected] www.chinesewellbeing.co.uk 6 • MY PLANET LIVERPOOL MY PLANET LIVERPOOL • 7 CHARITY Chinese Wellbeing Liverpool Fundraiser 2019 MPL 8 • MY PLANET LIVERPOOL MY PLANET LIVERPOOL • 9 ᕡ ᕣ ᕥ ᕢ ᕤ ᕦ Tell Serve Give The Archbishop of York, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dr John ABOUT THE Sentamu, visited the Diocese of Liverpool in early March to support a series of events named as ‘Tell Serve ARCHBISHOP Give’. During his visit, Archbishop Sentamu supported THE events that took place at a variety of venues across OF YORK Merseyside. Two of these events featured visits to the Church of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas, the Anglican John Tucker Mugabi Sentamu was born into Parish of Liverpool on our city’s waterfront. Uganda's Buffalo clan on the 10th June 1949 He is the sixth of thirteen children and was On 6th March, the Rector of Liverpool, The Revd Canon Dr Crispin encouraged in his education by English missionaries ARCHBISHOP Pailing, welcomed the Archbishop to the church, where he presided at and teachers. He graduated in law from Makerere a lunchtime Sung Eucharist. The service was attended by the Catholic University, Kampala and is an Advocate of the Archbishop of Liverpool, the Bishops of Liverpool and Warrington, and High Court of Uganda. He practised Law both at the Chair of the Methodist District. the Bar and at the Bench before he came to the UK in 1974. On his arrival here he went on to read On the morning of Friday 8 March the church also hosted an invitation only Business Breakfast at which the Archbishop of York spoke on the theology at Selwyn College Cambridge, where he subject of Leadership. This event took place at the Western Approaches gained a Masters Degree and a Doctorate. He OF YORK trained for ordination at Ridley Hall, Cambridge Museum on city centre Rumford Street, the management of which had kindly invited the church to hold the event there due to the which was then part of the Cambridge Federation visits Liverpool’s Parish Church and amount of space required. of Theological Colleges. He was ordained in 1979. Dr Sentamu was Adviser to the Stephen Lawrence My Planet Liverpool was kindly invited to join the audience, comprising Judicial Inquiry and he chaired the Damilola Taylor of many of the city’s leading business people, to hear the Archbishop talk Western Approaches Museum Murder Review in 2002. about the kind of qualities that made for a healthy and good standard of leadership. The guests were welcomed by Emma Stringfellow, The Archbishop is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Director Big Heritage and The Revd Canon Dr Crispin Pailing, who Arts. His interests include music, cooking, reading, introduced the Archbishop of York to the eagerly awaiting audience. athletics, rugby and football. He is married to The Archbishop gave a talk that was very interesting indeed and Margaret, and they have two grown-up children, which was laced with humour, making for a very entertaining and Grace and Geoffrey and two grown-up foster informative hour, which was received well by everyone in attendance. children. He was elected as Archbishop of York on the 21st July 2005 and confirmed as the Pic 1 The Revd Bill Addy (Assistant Priest Liverpool Parish Church), Revd Fergus Butler-Gallie (Curate Liverpool Parish Church), Emma Stringfellow (Director Big 97th Archbishop of York on 5th October 2005 in Heritage), Archbishop of York Dr. John Sutenamu, Dean Paton (Managing Director St Mary-le-Bow, London. He was inaugurated Western Approaches Museum) and Revd Canon Dr Crispin Pailing (Rector of Liverpool) on 30th November 2005 in York Minster and will Pic 2 Getting the message across retire from his post as Archbishop of York on Pic 3 Lord Mayor of Liverpool Councillor Christine Banks 7th June 2020. with (l-r) Revd Bill Addy, The Archbishop of York and Revd Canon Dr Crispin Pailing Pic 4 Archbishop of York with staff from DWF Liverpool Archbishop of York Dr. John Sutenamu Pic 5 Pointing the way to victory Footnote: It was Dr Sentamu who ordained the Rector of Liverpool, Revd Canon Doctor Crispin Pic 6 Archbishop of York with Garth Dallas (Chair of the Liverpool Commonwealth Association) Pailing, who has been Rector since 2014, and he Photographs by Arthur Gold (email: [email protected]) also ordained Revd Crispin’s wife Rowena. 10 • MY PLANET LIVERPOOL MY PLANET LIVERPOOL • 11 dot-art Gallery, located on Queens Avenue, the historic thoroughfare which runs from to Castle Street to Dale Street, supports visual artists and champions art as an integral part of everyday life. The Gallery does this by selling locally sourced, affordable art, working with businesses to put art in the workplace and public realm, running art classes and working with schools and community groups. All this is underpinned by dot-art’s unique membership scheme for artists Spotlight on... in the North West, which gives access to all the activities above and a package of support and advice, creating and developing artists’ careers. Find out more: dot-art.com/@dotart Sue Clements LLB (Hons) MA New Exhibition at Family Solicitor Cognitive Law dot-art Gallery www.cognitivelaw.co.uk WHAT IS YOUR CAREER BACKGROUND? I remember watching ‘The Paper Chase’ and ‘Crown Court’ on the The Female Gaze: television when I was very young and deciding then and there that I wanted to become a lawyer. As I grew up and the years went Women Depicting Women by I was side-tracked for a while and had a variety of different jobs, including serving in the Merchant Navy where I had the running until 4th May 2019 opportunity to see faraway places. However, the calling to become a lawyer remained strong and I went back to university at the Launched on International Women’s Day, Friday 8th March, the new age of 23. After graduating, I attended the College of Law in Christleton and joined a Liverpool city law firm to complete my exhibition at dot-art showcases the work of three women artists, Liz two-year ‘Articles’ training period. I qualified as a solicitor in 1990, Jeary, Mia Cathcart and Rebecca Atherton. Each artist depicts women worked in general practice and completed a Masters Degree in in their work, capturing and exploring identity and the complex Medical Ethics and Law.
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