Nick is creating limited edition Deer sculptures to be sold in a prominent gallery –
This is your opportunity to buy this piece at a bargain price whilst supporting blind veterans! Place your bid for this incredible item by emailing your bid plus your address &phone number to victoria.beech@blindveterans.org.uk by 12 noon on 24th January. "
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=430236443713283&set=a.278565622213700.63823.275241295879466&type=1&theater#!/events/123041004529943/
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If you wish to donate for blind servicemen & women, donate to St Dunstans.
The Red Flag said...
If you wish to donate for blind servicemen & women, donate to St Dunstans.
Now renamed Blind Veterans UK
All their minibuses still say St Dunstans - they did as recently as a fortnight ago.
I know, but they haven't rebranded their stuff yet. The liveries are all still St Dunstans and the staff still refer to it as St Dunstan's when you speak to them. Probably got more important things to spend the money on than paint jobs and printers.
Well why change it then?
I knew what St Dunstan's was from a very early age.
Blind Veterans may be more modern and a case of calling a spade a spade but does it have to be so brutal?
Tosh
Is probably why they re-branded anion - for impact. St Dunstan's sounds more like a Catholic boarding school.
What a marvelous man Nick Elphick is and his wonderful work does not come cheap.
Mrs Lloyd Jones.
Was it originally Leonard Cheshire Homes named after Group Captain Cheshire the prominent bomber pilot?
I remember the fuss over The Spastics Society being renamed Scope.
I knew what the former was because a friend of mine was so afflicted.
After it was re-named it lost it's true identity and I for one didn't identify with it anymore.
Sorry if I've offended anybody.
He really is a very kind man. His work looks awesome.
http://nickelphicksculpture.co.uk/?page_id=445an
Please can I make it clear that as of February 2012 the charity St Dunstan's officially became Blind Veterans UK. All transport, buildings, stationery etc linked to Blind Veterans UK have been re-branded.
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