Gateway To The Highlands Opens For Lumo
Issue 124
Issue 124
“The growth and development of people is the highest calling of leadership.” – Harvey S. Firestone In my last article, I wrote about one of the hidden reasons strategy starts to stall: ownership becomes unclear. When that happens, decisions drift upwards, managers become less certain about what they really own, and progress starts to slow. The issue is often not capability. It is clarity. But once ownership is clearer, another challenge quickly follows. How do you actually help people perform? For many growing businesses, this is where things can still start to wobble. Roles may be better defined, but without…
West House provides some of the finest country living within this prime region of mid Northumberland. This truly fabulous, Georgian country residence, offering unique accommodation maintained to an extremely high standard, comes to the market for the first time in over 35 years and enjoys traditional architecture and considerable character supported by modern, luxurious fittings. Situated to the western boundary…
Issue 124
Finally some warmth is creeping into these far flung hills and valleys, the rug has come off the horse, the tomato plants are shooting up and the runner beans are finally in the ground in our vegetable patch. Preparations are well underway for the summer exhibition, ‘Untamed’, which previews on the weekend, 27 & 28 June, 3-6 each day. Guests are plied with bubbly then relax with afternoon tea, hopefully having been tempted by one of the new paintings or prints! All are welcome. The freezer is filling up with home baked cakes and scones and the grand tidy up is proceeding steadily. Over 20 new paintings and four new limited edition prints will be framed and hung throughout the gallery and house for the exhibition, which is full of pheasants, hares, ducks, guinea fowl and the landscape of this area. ‘Mary Ann’s life is deeply connected to the landscape…
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