The Merseybeats official Fan Club Fan Club Social News for June
Internet Fan Club Members: Rose, Ken, Mairi, Rob, Donna, Nadia, Sandy, Trish, Robert, Patricia, Edith, Maureen, David, Maureen, Victoria, Betty, Alec, Lou, Jane, Janet, David, Norman, Mike, Terry, Sam, John, Diane, Mike, Dave, Rosamund, Mick, Marian, Davida, Sarah, Cara, Catherine, Janice, Mo, June, Ron, Jeanne, Peter, Angela, Valerie, Linda, Dave, Nicky, Pauline, Lin, Paul, Joanne, Dave C. Karen, George, Barbara, Sue, Rachael, Steve, Bernard, Ros, James, Mary, Joanne, Bob, Michael, Jari, Sue, Beryl, Kerry, Sally, Maureen, Sheila, Betty, Wendy, Marion, David, Axel, Jon
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Hello, I’m Jenny Welcome to The Merseybeats NEW Internet Fan Centre. In 2011 The Merseybeats Official Fan Club ceased, since then, understandably, devoted fans of The Merseybeats have missed the interaction the fan club brought. With Tony Crane’s full approval, we are opening up an online fan centre, club membership is your ticket to staying close to the group you love, and open to all the fans, who appreciate the music of, or have supported The Merseybeats over the years. The club will be fully operated by myself, on behalf of the group. I will hold the right, to refuse any image or material, I feel is inappropriate for our healthy website. The Merseybeats care very much about their fans, and with interest, will be watching developments on the fan page. Many artistes interact with their fans through online fan clubs, with a fee charged, with fans receiving benefits, newsletters, and discounted show tickets, backstage pass. Although, The Merseybeats fan club will be FREE, there will be no benefits available. This fan club page will be purely the hub, a central point of interest for genuine fans of The Merseybeats. We are excited to put this NEW idea into practice and have you as a member. Once registered, you can send in images, reviews, interesting stories, and archive photos would be a great one for the page! Or just be a member and share in other people’s memories. All articles received will be credited to the sender. NOTE: Your surname or email address will not be advertised on line. Sample credit: photo sent in by Jenny from Hampshire. Apply for membership:
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The Merseybeats Official Website Fundraising Partner with Invisible Injuries Jenny Mussell Website Administrator & Fan Club
Fundraising or Donations through the Invisible Injuries Partnership £2361.25 On behalf of Tony Crane a heartfelt and personal thank you for your generous fundraising or personal donation to Invisible Injuries £20.00 Anonymous - Donation - May 2012 £50.00 Anonymous - Donation - May 2012 £25.00 Rose & Ken Kneil - Donation - June 2012 £100.00 Catherine Nickholds - Donation - July 2012 £50.00 Anonymous - Donation - July 2012 £281.25 Nicki Harris Donation of Diamond Jubilee Limited Edition Tea Caddy by The Royal Collection - August 2012 £1,250.00 Catherine Nickholds Auction Bids 7th September 2012 £60.00 Anonymous - Auction Bid 7th September 2012 £475.00 Brian Ballard Art Donation October 2012 £50.00 Anonymous - Christmas Gift Donation - December 2012
Invisible Injuries Patrons Mr Tony Crane and Mr Simon Weston OBE Reg. Charity 1145864 Invisible Injuries was established by Mr Tony Crane and Mr Mike Burke Seeing such a life changing experience within people attending a change programme is both Tony Crane Spectrum is an approach that was designed by Mr Michael Stott and is at the forefront of helping people to become more emotionally balanced. It is one of the main components of Synergy. Those who experience emotional problems, are stressed from the rigours of life, or have past problems that seem to hold them back when wanting to achieve more are often those who benefit from this approach the most. Spectrum Emotional Coaching has been in development since 2006 and is being used in numerous arenas of performance for all ages. Its origin lies in therapy and it uses a talking approach that offers the client an opportunity to revisit life experiences, without content, learning logically from the experience before any emotional hijack takes place facilitating personal lasting change.
Invisible Injuries Reg. Charity 1145864
Invisible Injuries, Town Hall Chambers, 1 The Quadrant, Hoylake, Wirral, CH47 2EE T: 0300 999 0300 E: info@ii-uk.org www.ii-uk.org |