Sean is Managing Director at Feltham Properties, the development arm of the Newbury based property and construction group. He is widely known and acknowledged as an industry expert and commentator and is committed to improving quality of life through successful real estate.

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Nigel Morgan is a former journalist who sold his soul to the dark art of spin when he was asked to bolster the thin blue line and become a police press officer. A poacher turned gamekeeper he came to realise if he could make the cops look good he could do it for anyone and Morgan PR was launched in 2002.    Nigel Morgan is a former journalist and police press officer who has run public relations consultancy Morgan PR for over 12 years and creates reputations for businesses using PR, social media and networking.

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Nathalie Danon-Kerr is the award winning linguist & entrepreneur behind two successful local companies: The VICI Language Academy and VICI Language Dynamics and her success in helping people discover and learn new languages earned her the moniker ‘the Jamie Oliver of Languages’. An author and public speaker Nathalie has been inspiring children, adults and professionals to learn languages since 2002. She is on a mission to cure one of Britain’s disease: monolingualism!

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Laurie Griffiths, Salon Manager at Halo Hair Design Newbury. Laurie has been in the hair and beauty industry for 6 years. Originally trained in beauty therapy and working within Halo’s Basingstoke branch, Laurie’s thirst for knowledge encouraged her to also train in hair. Her passion for the Halo brand has bought her over to manage the companies new branch in Newbury. She is here to offer advice and knowledge to anything hair related.

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Melanie graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a Bachelor’s degree in Osteopathic Medicine and offers treatments in Newbury and Basingstoke for aches and pains in both acute and chronic conditions, including sport injuries, headaches and arthritis. Treatment is available for all ages. In order to become an Osteopath, all practitioners must have studied for a minimum of four years and gained over 1000 hours of clinical experience. The degree is similar to a medical degree with greater emphasis placed upon anatomy and musculoskeletal medicine. In addition to this, Melanie has since introduced cranial osteopathy into her practice. Melanie is a registered Osteopath with the General Osteopathic Council and is insured by the Institute of Osteopathy.

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