What have we got to say this month? B-Global News October 2019

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B-Global member Wayne Prospere is co-founder of Cloud Cars Ltd, Nottingham’s first and only award-winning eco-friendly car service which provides a natural alternative to black taxis or minicabs by offering a green car service.

His commitment to a sustainable future has led them to offset any excess they have as a company by supporting offsetting schemes in Africa, meaning that Cloud Cars is a carbon neutral company.

The fleet is made up of environmentally-friendly hybrid cars, which run on a combination of petrol and electricity, resulting in significantly reduced emissions.

“Our hybrid cars are well looked after and undergo regular service and maintenance, all with feature leather seats and air conditioning. We are driven by customer service.

"Our catchphrase 'Excellence by Service and Safety’ and our eco-stance are driving us to help Nottingham to be the greenest city.”

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Community Focus: Saziso Phiri

Saziso Phiri

Saziso Phiri is a freelance cultural producer and visual arts curator working on short and long term projects across the UK and internationally.

She's also founder of The Anti Gallery, a pop-up arts organisation specialising in engaging art outside of traditional gallery environments.

Connect with Saziso on LinkedIn.

 


Tracey Hylton Burrows

Ready to grow your business? Need a bit of expert advice?

Tracey (pictured) and Ashreen hold business surgeries on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Business & IP Centre (BIPC) Nottingham to help you ‘cut through the noise’ and guide you to find the right support products for your business.

Part of the D2N2 Growth Hub programme, each session is tailored to your needs so whether you are looking for grants for growth or to improve your digital connectivity, support to innovate, opportunities to network or advice on trading internationally (and MORE!) we can give you the support you need.

At around a hour long, you’re able to get the help you need and then get back to your business so come along to meet one of our friendly and well-connected business advisers to find the right support and advice for you. Together we can make your business a success.

Visit the Eventbrite page here.

All the support the D2N2 Growth Hub provide is funded through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).


Windrush: A Commemoration and Celebration

Saturday 9 November, 11am to  4pm

Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham NG2 3NG

Windrush Event

A showcase of government-funded projects celebrating and commemorating the Windrush generation and their descendants’ contribution to British society, presented in conjunction with Nottingham City Council.

The Windrush generation is receiving increased attention in public and political discourse as well as attracting increased media coverage, especially in the context of the recent Windrush scandal. Providing the public with the opportunity to engage and interact with the Windrush community and their descendants will be a major step towards promoting ideas of diversity and inclusion as well as feelings of a shared history and heritage.

Lead academics: Dr Roda Madziva and Professor Cecile Wright, School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Nottingham

Visit the Eventbrite page.


Nottingham African Market

 

Saturday 25 November from 12 to 6pm

5 Broad Street, Nottingham, United Kingdom

SHEAfriq have teamed up with Rough Trade Nottingham to bring you the Nottingham African Market, offering the city a chance to explore and appreciate the richness of African culture, turning our favourite record store into a bustling African market for one day only! It is an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the beauty of our very own African community, as well as for a bit of retail therapy.

The one-day market takeover will see handmade goods inspired by or brought from across continent; from fashion and jewellery to home furnishings, literature and music to beauty products and everything in-between. There will also be storytelling, live music, dance, creative workshops and much more, showcasing local talent with a truly African vibe.

Visit the Eventbrite page.

The Nottingham Africa Market are still currently on the lookout for stall holders who create and sell goods inspired by the continent. For more information drop us an email at sheafriq@gmail.com.