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We are the leading pre school physical play programme operating in and around Redditch,Bromsgrove,Bournville and Solihull

HISTORY Sea Cadets date back to the Crimean War when sailors returning home from the campaign in 1856 formed Naval Lads’ Brigades to help those orphans, created by the conflict, who ended up on the back streets of sea ports. By 1899, Sea Cadets received Royal recognition when Queen Victoria presented the Windsor unit with £10 for uniforms – an event now known as the birthday of the Sea Cadets – celebrated on June 25th. In 1919 the Admiralty officially recognised the 34 brigades and changed the name to the Navy League Sea Cadet Corps. Lord Nuffield’s (founder of Morris Motors) donation of £50,000 enabled the Sea Cadets to expand and by the outbreak of the Second World War there were 100 units in the UK supporting 10,000 cadets with training in seafaring skills. As the war took hold the Navy League purchased an old sailing vessel – TS (Training Ship) Bounty – on which the ‘Bounty Boys’, as they became known, undertook pre-service training with 1000’s going on to active service. In recognition of the contribution that these brave young people made to the war effort, officers of the Sea Cadets still wear the wavy lace insignia of the wartime Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve. The Admiralty was so impressed that it took over the training and in 1942, with King George VI as Admiral; the Movement adopted Sea Cadet Corps as its name. In the same year, the Girls’ Naval Training Corps was formed, this ceased to exist as a separate body in 1980 when the admission of girls into the Sea Cadet Corps was approved. In 1955 a Marine Cadet section was formed within the Sea Cadet Corps. Their training, whilst essentially similar to the Sea Cadets’, includes activities like camouflage and concealment. In 2004 the Marine Society merged with the Sea Cadet Association to form the Marine Society & Sea Cadets. In 2010 the Marine Cadet Detachments, of which there are 114 were officially renamed Royal Marines Cadets, while remaining part of the Sea Cadet family

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In & Out Fitness are so confident that our Personal Trainers will deliver the best service, the initial consultation is FREE. Our sessions can be provided at home or at a local Redditch based Fitness Establishment - whatever suits you. As part of the initial consultation, our PTs will provide a Body Analysis and will go through your goals and discuss the level of commitment you're able to give. You will then be provided with a personalised plan. Pre-register your interest in any of the following classes by emailing info@inandoutfitness.co.uk: - Boot Camp - Gym Based Boxing Classes - Spin Bike Classes - Circuits Bespoke sessions can be created for groups of friends, should yourselves prefer private sessions at times to suit yourselves.

We are a new NHS organisation which looks after the health and wellbeing of Redditch and Bromsgrove residents. We are a clinically led organisation which means that the local doctors make decisions on healthcare services and how money is spent. We consist of 22 GP member practices that are working together to ensure the local population has high quality healthcare services which are sustainable. Clinical Commissioning Groups were born from the government NHS reforms in 2010. In Worcestershire there are 3 CCGs – Redditch & Bromsgrove, Wyre Forest and South Worcestershire.

We offer a full personal and corporate tax planning, accountancy and business development service which will give you peace of mind, while maximising your wealth. Our approach to our clients is personal yet highly professional - we will be your trusted advisors for all aspects of your business and personal financial affairs.