Truro skateboard

A rainy afternoon in Truro but great to drop into the Royal Cornwall Museum and see that Nick Jensen's skateboard (painted as part of Bridging Arts' Whatever It Takes project) is still on display.
The lovely receptionist tells me that, when it first went on display, large numbers of boys came in to pay homage...
We're thinking of touring the other boards in the exhibition this autumn. They've been on display up to now at Penrice School, St Austell.
For more about Nick Jensen and Isle Skateboards click here.

The painting on Nick Jensen's board was inspired by an arrowhead in the Museum

Nick Jensen skating at Tower Bridge, London

Nick Jensen's skateboard at the Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro

World War One grave at St Just in Roseland

Very poignant to see this in July sunshine on the Roseland peninsula in Cornwall. A world away from the battlefields of France.
France.
Work on Heart of Conflict continues. We're currently finalising an Education Pack for use by schools this autumn.

Every reason to head to Caffè Nero

Before...I might have hesitated at Terminal 5 - now it's clearly the thing to do. A percentage of every coffee bought goes to Bridging Arts if you register your credit card at Easyfundraising.

The moment you've all bean waiting for....

Caffe Nero's pun, not mine!
But... for the first time EVER you can raise donations for Bridging Arts when you grab a coffee at Caffe Nero thanks to a new in-store donation scheme.
As Caffe Nero says "...whether it's a flat white that takes your fancy or a cappuccino that catches your eye, from this moment on it'll be rich in flavour as well as rewards."

It's easy to sign up - just register your credit card by following this link. You don't pay a penny: Caffe Nero does.