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April 2008
JQA has made a successful application to Big Lottery for Cottingley Cornerstone Centre and raised over £315,000, the second largest grant obtained for the centre. The money will be used to equip the centre with a range of sound, lighting, IT and kitchen equipment as well as enabling landscaping and paving outside.

March 2008
JQA is now working with Caleb on a new detox unit for Bradford and with the Old Sharlston Cricket Club on plans for a new pavilion.

January 2008
The Building Development Group of St Andrew's Church, Kildwick, is moving forward with its submission to the Chancellor of Bradford Diocese to redevelop the church's interior. JQA is updating the business plan and advising on media relations and fundraising.

December 2007
The business plan for Caleb's structured daycare extension has been delivered and further discussions for future business planning and fundraising support will take place in 2008.

A Centre Manager for Cottingley Cornerstone Centre has been appointed. She is Zoë Marston and this month she has begun to meet with local community organisations to discuss the use of facilities when the centre opens in Summer 2008. The foster care home for young people with severe disabilities was handed over on December 7th – the first completed building on the Cornerstone site.

November 2007
Work has begun wit h The Olive Branch Trust at Caleb, one of the leading independent drug and alcohol agencies in Bradford. Caleb offers high quality therapeutic structured day care and support for those experiencing problems of drugs and alcohol misuse. JQA will research and prepare a detailed business plan to develop the project further.

October 2007
Wine tasting – Proceeds in aid of Cottingley Cornerstone Centre.
Monday 1st October 2007 Morrisons Supermarket, Thornton Road, Girlington, Bradford, West Yorkshire
Tickets £7.50 to include supper, available from Irene Senior 01274 563342

September 2007
Recruitment for the post of Centre Manager at Cottingley Cornerstone Centre is under way. Closing date for applications 24th September 2007.

August 2007
Travelling Light, which works with homeless and mental health service users in Bradford, has a new business plan.

Karen Phillips, of the Creative Enterprise Office, County Louth, Ireland has organised a trip to Edinburgh for CEO Club members who represent a variety of Irish creative enterprises, 15th - 19th August.

See the Futurebuilders England website for an update of the work JQA has undertaken for Cottingley Cornerstone Centre.

May 2007 :
The creation of new community facilities at Cottingley Cornerstone Centre is well under way, and a film made by Futurebuilders England is now available on the website.

April 2007 :
Work has begun with Travelling Light in Bradford, a programme of music-based workshops, radio shows and gigs which aims to engage homeless and mental health service users. JQA will carry out a feasibility study consisting of an options appraisal and business plan to develop the project further.

March 2007 :
Supported by Interreg III, JQA is assisting the Creative Enterprise Office, Louth County Enterprise Board (Ireland) to assemble a comprehensive database of information about the resources available to creative industries in the East Border Region, which comprises Counties Louth, Monaghan, Armagh and Down.

January 2007 :
Ackworth Community Development Ltd have commissioned an Options Appraisal for new sports changing facilities in Ackworth, West Yorkshire

November 2006:
JQA is currently seeking an associate based in Wales. If you are interested email your cv before 4 December 2006 to info@jacksonquigg.com

October 2006:
We're delighted to announce that donations to Cottingley Cornerstone Centre can now be made through their website. Click here to find out more.

July 2006:
Research begins into preparation of an Audience Development Plan for Wilton's Music Hall in London. The plan will contribute to a capital application to the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Foundation stones are laid for Cottingley Cornerstone Centre and St Michael and All Angels Church on July 26th. BBC Radio 4 will broadcast a piece on the project on the Sunday Programme on July 30.

June 2006:
A wonderful community show marked the re-opening of Dearne Playhouse on 17th following a £1m refurbishment, funds for which were secured by JQA from Arts Council England. Congratulations to all.

Camden Chinese Community Centre hosted a party to mark the completion of its relocation to a new centre in London on 29th. The move was made with the help of lottery funding and JQA assisted with strategic business planning and fundraising research.

Work has begun with Theatre Resource, Essex, to assist with the development of quality improvement for the organisation as it prepares for a large scale capital development.

The report into development needs for creative enterprises in the East Border region of Ireland is complete and will be presented to the Steering Group in August.

March 2006 :
Interreg III has funded an extended research period to allow for the collection of additional information about creative enterprises in Ireland's East Border region.

February 2006 :
Roundabout a hostel accommodation service for young homeless people in Sheffield has commissioned JQA to help with business planning.

January 2006 :
The first networking event for creative enterprises in Ireland took place on Friday 27th January at Market Place Theatre, Armagh, Northern Ireland when a new website for Irish creative industries was launched: www.ceoclub.ie

Arts Council England has awarded a grant to Cottingley Cornerstone Centre to enable an artist to work as part of the design team for the new community buildings.

December 05 :
Work has formally commenced to refurbish the theatre at Dearne Playhouse, Barnsley. JQA raised £1m capital from Arts Council England for the project and we send many congratulations to all at DCMWS who have worked so hard to achieve success.

November 2005 :
Work is under way for Louth County Enterprise Board (Ireland) on a cross-border Training Needs Assessment Study for the Creative Enterprise Office. The study is researching skills gaps in creative industries in Co Louth, Co Monaghan, Co Armagh and Co Down, leading to development of a Training Plan.

October 2005 :
Research and consultation into the potential for funding for new arts facilities began for Outreach 3 Way in Crawley. The organisation provides day care for people with learning disabilities.

September 2005 :
Members of the Management Committee of South Square Centre, Thornton, Bradford completed the first stage of reviewing their current strategic plan by holding an Awayday on 10th September.

August 2005 :
A final £500,000 is needed by the Cottingley Cornerstone Centre to meet the overall target for the development of £4.8million.

July 2005 :
The International Association of Arts Management published the proceedings of its 2008 Conference on the web, including a paper on workplace bullying in the performing arts by Anne-Marie Quigg who gave a presentation to conference delegates in Montreal.

June 2005 :
A full Business Plan was completed for the refurbishment of Ripon Cathedral Choir School, including the provision of new arts and sports facilities for the local community.

May 2005 :
An offer of over £1m to Cottingley Cornerstone Centre has been approved by the Board of Futurebuilders England, including £15,000 to ensure JQA is retained to continue capacity building.

April 2005 :
A three-year strategic development plan has been completed for integrated arts project The Little Herberts in Coventry.

March 2005 :
An Options Appraisal of the potential for refurbishment of St Andrew's Church, Kildwick has been completed.

February 2005 :
Consultation and business planning is under way for Sheffield Domestic Abuse Forum.

January 2005 : Bradford Council has granted outline planning permission for the development of the Cottingley Cornerstone Centre.

November 2004 : Consultation began about a new future for young people's integrated arts group The Little Herberts, Coventry.

October 2004 : Work began with Ripon Cathedral Choir School on the development of new facilities.

HRH The Prince of Wales wrote to Cottingley Cornerstone Centre to congratulate them on their new plans for development.

Artswork Essex, Brentwood Theatre Trust, The Hermit Club and The Gallery began working on a joint initiative to upgrade their shared site in Brentwood, Essex.

September 2004 : Cottingley Cornerstone Centre successfully passed the first stage of assessment by
Futurebuilders England.

Desford Colliery Bands, Coalville, North West Leicestershire, received a brand new three-year plan for growth and development.

July 2004 : Fast Forward Theatre was funded for an arts development worker based in Dearne Community Theatre, Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire.

June 2004 : Dearne Community and Miners' Welfare Scheme has been awarded a capital grant of £950,000 from Arts Council England.