December 2008: Seasons Greetings
Here we are again in December, another year ends and we look foward to what 2009 will bring.

November 2008: Old traditions die hard
The witching hour has now passed and we look foward to magical displays of colour and noise, and a roaring bonfire to keep us warm on the 5th

October 2008: Into the home straight!
We now move into the final quarter or 2008 and I’m sure that we all say this each and every year but, doesn’t time fly?

September 2008: Summer and Social Networking
Welcome once more to our latest issue of the newsletter ’The Informer’

August 2008: It’s about staying together!
Once again it is with great pleasure that we bring you this issue of our newsletter - and what an action-packed issue it is

July 2008: It’s half time - on to the rest of the year
With the half-way point of the year now surpassed, it’s time to take stock of what we have been doing and where we now plan to go.

June 2008: There’s plenty in store for June
Did you survive the two bank holdays? Did you venture up Coopers Hill only to come sliding back down again?

May 2008: Enjoy May and all that it brings
Is that a third of the year gone already? It only seems like yesterday that we were welcoming the new year in!

April 2008: With spring comes new life
It’s the start of a new financial year and spring is upon us. As the weather hopefully improves and we have longer and brighter days, we can all look forward with renewed optimism and firmly put winter behind us.

March 2008: Marching on to an eventful month
March is the third month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of seven months with a length of 31 days.

February 2008: Will Leap Year mean love for you...?
Valentine’s Day means that love is in the air and it’s just around the corner - however, it means a bit more this year as the fair maidens of the land have their opportunity to turn the tables.

January 2008: A new year and new opportunities
One year over and another begins - welcome to 2008 and with it comes issue 37 of our monthly newsletter, ‘The Informer.’