In our ‘Spotlight On’ series we are showcasing the many things Woodingdean has to offer, through profiles of local business owners. This week we speak to Theresa Sundt, a professional artist and certified colour therapist.
In our ‘Spotlight On’ series we are showcasing the many things Woodingdean has to offer, through profiles of local business owners. This week we speak to Theresa Sundt, a professional artist and certified colour therapist.
This week the Woodingdean in Business Spotlight is On Marc Bolger, Director and Head Chef at Circa Events.
In the latest Spotlight On series, Woodingdean in Business met Eve Shepherd, a sculptor based in Woodingdean.
I didn’t particularly enjoy school but I always loved art. I really wanted to do special effects in films so I went to college to do a BTEC National. While I was there I got signposted through many different routes to Anthony Bennett. He is an amazing animal sculptor and I was lucky enough to work as his apprentice for a few months in Sheffield. He introduced me to sculpting and obviously saw something in me, so after a few months passed me on to a big, international company in York, where I ended up becoming head of department and looking after sculptors twice my age!
In the latest in the Spotlight On. series, Woodingdean in Business meets
Andrew John, founder of Three Pillars of Fitness.
We’ve heard from new Woodingdean Carnival organiser, Pete Barnard, regarding the latest news for the Carnival. Roll up, Roll up and Read all about it below…
‘Sadly, John Downs and John Homewood after many, many years of hard work have decided to step down from organising the Woodingdean Carnival. This would be such a sad loss to the community and youth of Woodingdean, so I have decided to take on this venture.