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Pets & Animals by Jodie Munro O’Brien 10th May 2021 8:51 AM
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Subscriber only A devastated dog owner has pleaded with others to take their pet straight to the vet if they eat mushrooms after her border collie suddenly went blind. Shireen Pitt, 53, of Purga, said she is wracked with crippling guilt as she looks at her now-blind 2-year-old border collie, Saxe. I walked past those mushrooms the morning Saxe went blind and did nothing, she said. I m really struggling with the guilt of not picking up those mushrooms … but I didn t know. If your dog eats a mushroom, get them to the vet and then keep them quite for five days … as the less active or excited the dog is the better.
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Solent Apprenticeship Hub
Hub manager Jodi Fair said: ‘We are thrilled to be playing a part in 100 in 100 and have confidence that this will be beneficial, not only to the individuals who are beginning their career journeys, but also the employers that will be introducing new, skilled employees into their workforce.’
Portsmouth City Council
Cabinet member for culture, leisure and economic development and deputy leader Steve Pitt said: ‘The 100 in 100 campaign is a great opportunity to celebrate the important work that is undertaken across the city and the positive steps it takes towards recovery. Collaboration between our incredible businesses and the skills providers who support them is a powerful tool for growth. As a council we are committed to raising aspirations and skills development. That s why we re supporting this campaign, the business growth and the entrepreneurial spirit Portsmouth is known for.’
The hub has helped hundreds of small organisations across the Solent region and it also runs the Transfer to Transform initiative, which offers SMEs the opportunity to have apprenticeship training fully-funded.
The initiative has been of enormous help to a number of Portsmouth-based small businesses including Aspex Gallery, J Robbins and Son and Blue Reef aquarium.
A spokesperson from the Aspex Gallery, an art gallery at Gunwharf Quays, said: ‘The levy transfer is of enormous benefit to organisations such as ourselves – as a small registered charity the opportunity to benefit from the levy and cover the cost of the training and development of a member of the team is something we are extremely grateful for.
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