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Who's who
Founder, Manager & all rounder
Mark is married with three daughters. In 1998. Mark was visiting the UK
and saw opportunity and a chance to expand and round off the educational
experience of his daughters. In 1999 the family moved to the UK and
luckily found Eltham.
Mark has had various roles in his career
ranging from managing and import /export company, running a retail
store, working in the financial industry and capital funding arena to
lecturing in Creativity, Innovation and Change for a UK University.
Since 2004 Mark has concentrated on helping small business grow and succeed.
Mark
holds a Masters Degree in Leadership, a Diploma in Corporate Compliance
and Company Directorship. A degree in Marketing. He is a Master
Practitioner in NLP and HNLP .
Fuelled by a change in community
spirit, changing environments, social issues and the growing concerns
around the fate of small business and the viability of High Street
traders mark launched the SEnine magazine in December 2006.
Mark and his wife Joanne became Citizenship of the UK in 2007.
Editor , News Writer and Feature Writer
John has spent 30 years in the media, as a reporter on weekly, regional
and specialist media and as a press officer for the government. He has
lived on the Corbett estate since moving south with his wife Jane in
1985. This year he took early retirement from the Civil Service and now
combines editing SENine with being secretary of the Friends of Well Hall
Pleasaunce, trustee of the Outside In Youth Project. His hobbies are
allotment keeping, sailing and supporting Charlton Athletic.
Writer and Historian - Historic Eltham
John is a renowned local historian. John has lived in Eltham for most of
his life and has long taken a keen interest in its history. In 1965 he
conceived the idea of starting the Eltham Society. he has written many
books and articles for Eltham Society's publications. He is well known
for his public lectures on all aspects of Eltham and its history.
Many of his books and publications are available from
http://www.theelthamsociety.org.uk/publications.php
Writer - featuring Jane's Jottings
Jane was born in Northumberland. Her father was in the Church of
England, so the family moved from time to time, eventually moving south
(to Yorkshire). After university, she trained to be a teacher and taught
primary aged children for many years in Wetherby. Coming south with her
husband, she has taught in several of Eltham's primary schools,
currently voluntarily at St Mary's School in Glenure Road. She and John
have one child, Rosie, who is studying graphic design and advertising at
the London College of Communication.
Feature Writer
Cultural Writer
Born and bred in Eltham Beatie is our cultural correspondent, Beatie writes about the arts and theatre in and about Eltham.
Beatie also doubles as our bookkeeper.
 Jason Green
Writer of Natural Eltham
Jason is a local lad who loves nature. He is a keen photographer and can often be seen wantering around the parks and gardens of Eltham, camera at the ready.
 Haley Thorpe
Feature writer
 Jacqui Driver
Feature writer
Official Photographer
Dawn is the official photographer for SEnine. All photos taken by Dawn
are avalable for sale at very reasonable prices. £5.00 for a down load
or £10.00 printed on quality paper. To see the photos visit dawns web
by clicking Here
Grumpy old man and writes about what ever takes fancy.
Herbaceous combines the worst characteristics of Compo and David Bellamy
with a small bit of Alan Titchmarsh thrown in (you can judge which
bit). Herbaceous ('Herbs' to his associates) should really be living in a
gamekeeper's cottage in the woods but due to fate and some very poor
career choices has ended up in a four bed terraced house bang in the
middle of suburbia.
His main trait is one of muddle and confused
thinking. All his knowledge of country life and nature has been put
through the washeteria of life and, like Touchstone in As You Like It,
has a wit as dry as a remaindered ship's biscuit after a voyage and is
crammed with observations which he vents in mangled forms. This is all
compounded with a penchant for cider.
Notwithstanding this, he's
a friendly type and will happily smile to all concerned when leaving
licensed premises without having had to buy a round.
Being sneaky and spy like
Spy is not one person but a network of people that feed information into
the magazine so we know what is going on. Your best friend could be a
spy and you would not know it unless he / she starts talking into their
shoe, now that might be a give away.
Want to be a spy? contact mark@senine.co.uk
Volunteer Proof reader.
Don't blame Sally if there are errors in the magazine. Most often it is because we change things after Sally has worked her magic in correcting our spelling and grammar.
Sally has the hardest job, working to strict and tight time frames trying to make sense out of some of the gibberish the writers sometimes submit
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