Over the next 12 months East Sussex College will be investing £1million of their adult education funding to specifically help local communities and businesses recover from the Covid-19 crisis.

I was recently approached by a client who asked if I could restore an old photograph that was in poor shape with rips and creases but had huge sentimental value.

In this day and age there are many channels of communication. It’s like a T.V – some people like tuning in to BBC, others like Channel 4 or Channel 4+1 for convenience. Some even prefer subscribing to Netflix. And of course there are many others too. Which one do you prefer to get in touch with your local balloon entertainer?! Here are some of my channels you can tune into and contact me to ask questions, book events or make balloon delivery orders or enquiries.

I now have a range of balloon gifts that are inflated by pumps due to the current ongoing pandemic situation. I deliver using social distance. Payment is by bank transfer or paypal to be contact free.

Feeling overloaded or unclear what to do next? Whether you are a senior decision maker in a company, charity or business, are developing your corporate career, facing redundancy or perhaps transitioning into self-employment, I can help you to overcome life’s problems and challenges.

With over thirty years’ experience as an entertainer my job is to spread joy, to bring smiles to people’s faces whether they are children or adults. In the ongoing situation with COVID-19 I am not allowed to do my work in person. As you know groups of any number are discouraged for the moment. All my bookings have been cancelled or postponed. There is nothing I can do about this, or is there….?

At this point, we all know that Instagram is a great social networking platform for most brands. You’ve probably been working really hard on getting your aesthetic just right, as well as posting great captions, researching hashtags and including a compelling call to action. It’s social media marketing 101, right?

Learning from Courgettes At the beginning of lockdown I planted some seeds: courgettes, tomatoes, nasturtiums and radish. It’s now about eight weeks later.

I had a huge success this weekend. It’s only taken me one and three quarter years to do it. What might that be? you ask. What have you done? That’s a good question – thanks for asking!

East Sussex College staff and students are on a mission to complete 1,900 miles of lockdown exercise to support and raise money for East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust.