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Jane Verity-Smart Race for Life, Leeds 19 June, 2010

Jane Verity-Smart, Via interior’s,  Strategic Interior Designer and Project Manager, has entered  Race for life a 5k run. Her passion for sport has seen her push herself to beat her personal best at every occasion. Those who know Jane will be aware that her determination will push her to a new level.  Her new found  interest for running  helps her to be objective and innovative in business.

Events like Race for Life are vital in funding Cancer Research UK’s life-saving work into preventing, diagnosing and treating cancer. By sponsoring Jane Verity-Smart now you can help more people survive cancer. Jane has experienced how cancer can affect those close to her and has decided to support the cause and join her two sisters at Temple Newsam, Leeds to take part 10 June, 2010. Jane has begun training which is challenging normally you will find Jane swimming or taking part in a pilates class, due to a back condition.

Please visit Jane Verity-Smart’s Race for Life sponsorship page. Please support the cause and dig deep to sponsor Jane online – it’s quick, easy and totally secure.

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Many thanks for your support – Together we will beat cancer.

Strategic design and development with indepth knowledge of implementing breeam ratings to your architecture saves you energy in the long term by reducing your co2 emissions year on year. Employing architectural design services provides you with the the core  foundation  to run your business. Providing  you with product knowledge  which encapsulates much more than a positive environment, we build you a business structure to enhance your processes and efficiency by considering functionality, ecology, sustainablity and new technologies.

Most importantly the endless products we develop individual products to specifically fit your brief ensuring that your needs are met each and every time.

Sustainability is a key consideration for businesses investing in property despite the downturn, according to a report by the Leeds office of GVA Grimley. The survey revealed that awareness and attitudes toward sustainable commercial property had improved since GVA Grimley’s last survey 18 months ago. Richard Walsh, head of investment at the property consultancy’s Leeds office, said: “Bearing in mind the challenges investors have faced over the period since our last survey, it is highly encouraging to see the vast majority of investors not only still consider sustainability to be an important issue, but continuing to drive it as an integral part of generating investment value in the future.” c/o Business Insider

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Jane Verity-Smart visited the 100% Design show at Earls court, London this week. Keep an eye out for product and material reviews in the coming weeks for the latest interior design products and materials.

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Steve Smart, Via’s Project Manager and Cost Consultant, has been competing in local Trialthlons for many years. His passion for the sport has seen him push himself to beat his personal best at every level of competition he has entered.

This year it was time to aim even higher and Steve entered the London Trialthon which was staged at Excel in Docklands on 1st & 2nd August. Here is Steve’s first-hand account of his experience:

“As we arrived at Excel, the sheer scale of the event suddenly dawned on me. This was no local tri with a mere few hundred competitors, but a renowned ‘institution’ on the tri calendar, with thousands of people coming in from all over the world!

We made our way to the rally point to collect our caps and numbers and then jumped en mass into the Royal Albert Dock and made our way to the start line. The gun went and all five hundred competitors in my group began to swim. At that moment I knew exactly what it would be like to be spinning in a washing machine drum! After a few hundred meters the adrenaline began to wear off and space opened up so I could start to swim effectively.
Out of the water, through transition, and onto the bike. It was exhilarating not have to dodge the traffic and jump the lights on the capitals’ closed roads. Stage two down and back to transition to change for the final leg – the run. Only 10km to go to the finish line and the completion of my first Olympic distance triathlon. Total exhilaration……….and exhaustion!”