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17th Jan 2022

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New job alert! SWA is seeking a talented and motivated Operations Manager to join our small, passionate and sociable team. Please read the full Job Description and details of how to apply on our website. https://t.co/qkUiDdrmeZ We look forward to hearing from you! https://t.co/jnGdRZUtIl

17th Jan 2022

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We are hiring!

SWA is seeking a talented and motivated Operations Manager to join our small, passionate and sociable team.

5th Jan 2022

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Happy New Year from the SWA team! After a restful break we are back and looking forward to seeing what 2022 holds for us. With exciting things on the horizon, we can’t wait to share the next 12 months with you - heres to staying safe and looking after each other! https://t.co/dXJPM2B3JC

20th Dec 2021

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We had a fantastic time in Ebbsfleet this weekend speaking to residents about their well being, lifestyles and how they envisage their future Health and Wellbeing Hub. https://t.co/W3Bzjmkvb0

7th Dec 2021

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As we near that time of year again, we know that there’s one big unanswered question on everyone’s mind…what would a retrofit of Santa’s workshop look like? A big thank you to @Met_Work for inviting SWA to design a roll of wrapping paper for their Christmas window display. https://t.co/mlfVWRnPwN

17th Nov 2021

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Our project The Elms for @BlueprintPlaces Thanks @urbinfonotts we can't wait to share more about this project soon! https://t.co/mMW7ywpXnX

5th Nov 2021

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New job alert! SWA is seeking a talented and motivated Operations Manager to join our small, passionate and sociable team. Please read the full Job Description and details of how to apply on our website. https://t.co/qkUiDdrmeZ We look forward to hearing from you! https://t.co/LGAzvA7oiN

27th Oct 2021

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SWA Research Grant: “but what does an accessible building look like?”

The outcome of SWA’s 2021 Research Grant, which explores the relationship that people with impairments have with the built environment, methods of engagement and what makes an accessible, inclusive space.