When? Starting 2nd December, 6-8pm in Zest Café, St Andrews! As most folk are aware, many of our team at the café are neurodivergent. Through conversation with them, and our 3rd Sector partners it was evident that there just isn’t enough support for people with...
Jeremy Hunt has just announced his new “Back to Work Plan” “to help up to 1.1m people with long-term health conditions, disabilities, or long-term unemployment to look for and stay in work.” While I applaud the sentiment of helping disabled people who wish to work...
This week, our focus for eco-Wednesday is responsible sourcing. This involves sourcing as much as possible from local suppliers, in turn reducing the carbon footprint of our supply chain. An added bonus of this is supporting other local small businesses and thus...
The Coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed the ways in which businesses operate and how individuals go about their daily lives. Operation of coffee and food service establishments has been particularly affected by social distancing and work from home measures...
Covid-19 has brought a daily sense of uncertainty—not knowing when statistics, cases, or vaccine rates might jump or dip has left us all expecting the unexpected by necessity. This constant sense of insecurity and anxiety has been particularly present for those in a...
Everyone has personal struggles and barriers they face, whether in employment, education-access, physical ability, et al. I happen to be lucky enough to both attend the University of St Andrews fulltime pursuing and undergraduate degree and be employed parttime at...
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