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Recent News

  • Training Seminar on FORCED MARRIAGE  Free Training Seminar on  FORCED MARRIAGE This seminar is aimed at practitioners working on forced marriage with a particular focus on the needs and re-settlement of repatriated victims. The ...
    Posted 13 Mar 2013 08:16 by Angelou Aspire2B
  • Untitled Post Blueberry CAKE programme:   The project has been funded by EIF     The Angelou centre with in collaboration with Hillcroft College is delivering an integral programme of integration and wellbeing to NATCNW ...
    Posted 12 Mar 2013 05:16 by Angelou Aspire2B
  • ESOL Course Registration Day If you wish to register for a new course or continue your ESOL studies you will need to attend a Registration Day in order to ensure you have a place ...
    Posted 11 Mar 2013 02:42 by Angelou Aspire2B
  • Sewing Classes Every Wednesday 10am to 12pm sewing classes at the Angelou Centre
    Posted 28 May 2012 08:39 by Angelou Aspire2B
  • New Course for Basic IT Every Friday 10am to 12pm Basic IT courses at the Angelou Centre.
    Posted 14 Jun 2012 07:12 by Angelou Aspire2B
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