It's good news week (again)

Regular readers may recall that the Merseyside Diversity Mentoring Outlook programme won an AGCAS Diversity Award in July.

Lady Bracknell is pleased to report that the programme staff are now also the proud possessors of a Positive Action North West award, which Trish Lunt and Paul Gaunt accepted on behalf of the team on September 12th.

Outlook is a worthy winner in the education category: the services it offers have a measurable impact on both the confidence of the participating students and their chances of appropriate employment post-graduation.

Should the backdrop to the stage, or the dramatis personae, seem vaguely familiar to any readers who have been with Lady Bracknell since the inception of her humble blog, it may be because they followed the links through from this post last October.


It takes very little, as Lady Bracknell's readers will no doubt have realised, to persuade the Editor that life is treating her unfairly. Her current complaint is that, because this year's awards ceremony was held in September rather than October, her title of "Disabled Person of the Year" was a misnomer. She feels cheated of her twelfth month in the role. Lady Bracknell has no patience with such complaints, particularly in light of the Editor's forthcoming trip to the Palace. (Which trip is not - although the concept is a highly entertaining one - for the purposes of her giving sartorial advice to HRH.)