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On Tuesday 28 February Clive Selley, CEO BTID and the BTID SMT are going to be re-enacting Sport Relief Challenge 2 in the Hub. Everyone can take part in the challenge. Exercise bikes, rowing machines and treadmills will be available in the Hub, and individuals can choose to take part in one or all three. Finally there will be an external run at 10am around the park.
If you are based in Adastral or are going to be there on that day, you can register to take part. A special MyDonate page has been set up for this challenge. If you would like to sponsor the team, then please go to this dedicated page.
Have you ever considered donating via BT’s payroll giving scheme, Give as You Earn? To find out more please drop by the Hub on Wednesday 29 February or Thursday 1 March 2012 from 09.30, where two GAYE representatives will be available to answer questions and be able to make any changes to your existing donation/s.
On 28 February Clive Selley, CEO BTID and the BTID SMT are going to be re-enacting Sport Relief Challenge 2 and we need your help.
As you may have heard John Bishop (and friends) have a challenge to get from Paris to London by cycling, rowing and running. The first leg will be to cycle from Paris to Calais, then row from Calais to Dover and finally run from Dover to London. Clive’s team will be doing the same mileage as John in just one day at Adastral Park!
Everyone can take part in the challenge and we are looking for your support!
We would like to invite anyone based at Adastral to come along and join in the fun, everyone is welcome, just let us know if you would like to get involved in this challenge. We will have exercise bikes, rowing machines and treadmills in the Hub, and you can choose to do one or all three. Finally we will be having an external run at 10am around the park, which I will doing as well.
If you are based in Adastral or are going to be there on that day, you can register to take part and just let us know what time suits you best.
We have a special MyDonate page dedicated to this challenge, if you would like to sponsor the team then please go to our dedicated page.
Have you ever considered donating via BT’s payroll giving scheme, Give as You Earn? GAYE was set up specifically to allow BT employees to support causes close to their hearts – it is the most tax efficient way to give. BT pays all of the administration costs of the scheme, plus £1m in matching so your donation is worth even more to the charities of your choice.
To find out more please drop by the Hub on Wednesday 29 February or Thursday 1 March 2012 from 09.30, where two GAYE representatives will be available to answer questions and be able to make any changes to your existing donation/s.
Alternatively if you would like to arrange for a representative to give a short talk in your team meeting, present at a Live Meeting or dial into an audio conference, please e-mail Charity Programme.
If you are unable to attend on the day but still wish to sign up for GAYE, then you can find out more and sign up on-line at: GAYE.
Barclays To You is a banking service that works around you. We are a one-to-one banking service that comes to your place of work regularly to offer convenient banking services without you having to leave the building. We will be in the Hub, from 10.00-15.00, on Wednesday 7 March.
Convenient banking for everyone (Barclays & non-Barclays) on site at Adastral Park.
We can arrange the basics of banking without leaving the site:
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- Discuss current & savings accounts, along with our range of other banking solutions (ISA’s, Cards, Loans, Insurance & Mortgages)
- Personalised Service with direct dial number to a local named specialist
- Private & Confidential
- Free financial reviews on site
- Discuss your finances one-to-one on site
- Enhance financial awareness & money management
- Free up time at the weekend or after work
There are no events taking place in the Hub concourse this week.
Prospect will be in the Hub on Tuesday 14 February at lunchtime.
CANCELLED – Changing Faces is a charity that supports and represents people of any age who have a disfigurement (or a “visible” difference in their appearance) from any cause, whether congenital or acquired through an accident, surgery, etc. Representatives from Changing Faces will be in the Hub at lunchtime on Monday 6 February to answer questions.
Changing Faces is a charity that supports and represents people of any age who have a disfigurement (or a “visible” difference in their appearance) from any cause, whether congenital or acquired through an accident, surgery, etc. Representatives from Changing Faces will be in the Hub at lunchtime on Monday 6 February to answer questions.
The work of the charity involves;
1. Providing support for children, young people, adults and their families through the charities counselling services, to help with the psychological and social aspects of disfigurement.
2. Working with schools & employers to ensure a culture of inclusion, and with health and social care professionals to provide better psychological care for people with disfigurements.
3. Campaigning for better policies and practices that are inclusive of people with disfigurements and for social change by working with the media, government and opinion leaders.
Changing faces website.
A Shuttle Bus promotion will take place in the Hub at lunchtime on Wednesday 1 February.
The Book People will be in the Hub at lunchtime on Thursday 2 February.
Prospect will be in the Hub on Tuesday 24 January at lunchtime.
Help us save more energy
The Adastral Park IT Audit Team are holding a drop in session in the Hub at lunchtime on Thursday 26 January for you to come and discuss the energy savings challenge, understand what is required, register suggestions, and get advice and ideas from the team to help you help us.
