Norske Skog has provided an update of its strategic project at Norske Skog Golbey in France pre-commissioning (I/O check) has started for the OCC drum pulper and will start in early October for the paper machine (PM1) work relating to piping and electrical cabling has taken longer than planned The net investment amount is increased to EUR 320 million from previous EUR 300 million as a result of the revised timeline and the addtional work required Containerboard production at Golbey will become part of the Packaging Paper accounting segment from the first quarter of 2025 The BCTMP main study at Norske Skog Saugbrugs has commenced with support from engineerng consultants and vendor dialogues Final investment decision is still expected during the first half of 2025 - Completion of the the containerboard project at Golbey remains a top priority across the Norske Skog group and for me personally We will do our utmost to complete the project within the updated time frame and budget and look forward to start customer deliveries This project has provided us with important lessons that will be implemented in the BCTMP project at Saugbrugs Stora Enso has completed the acquisition of the Finnish sawmill company Junnikkala Oy Mondi announces that following the start-up of its state-of-the-art paper machine at its Štětí mill.. a global leader in industrial packaging products and services Kimberly-Clark Corporation recently announced plans to invest over $2 billion over the next 5 years.. 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John Hardwick Twitter Facebook Recycled containerboard production at Norske Skog's Golbey plant in France is now expected to start in the first quarter of 2025 pre-commissioning (I/O check) of the OCC drum pulper at PM 1 has started with the full ramp up expected to begin in early October work relating to the piping and electrical cabling has taken longer than planned As a result of the revised schedule and the additional work required up from the originally planned sum of €265m Norske Skog announced plans to convert the graphic paper mills in Golbey Conversion of the PM 1 in Golbey started in Q4 2022 the machine will have a capacity of 550,000 tpy of containerboard Production at the Bruck mill started in Q1 2023 Study on BCTMP production in Saugbrugs on track The main study for BCTMP production at Norske Skog Saugbrugs has started with support from engineering consultants and discussions with suppliers The final investment decision is still expected in the first half of 2025 "Completion of the containerboard project at Golbey remains a top priority across the Norske Skog group and for me personally This project has provided us with important lessons that will be implemented in the BCTMP project at Saugbrugs," says Norske Skog CEO Geir Drangsland Service Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0papernoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of charge by newsletter Sign up for our newsletter We use cookies and external services on our website others enhance your user experience or help us improve this website You can change your privacy settings any time by clicking privacy policy Necessary cookies are required for the correct functioning of the website Content from video platforms and map services is blocked by default. 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy Norske Skog will stick with its latest plan to start up the new containerboard machine at its French Golbey mill at the end of the first quarter The company confirmed that the PM would be commissioned on 31 March which was rebuilt from newsprint to recycled corrugated case material production smaller recycled containerboard machine at its Bruck mill in Austria is currently in the test and start-up phase Image: The insulation board production facility in Golbey International technology group Andritz has delivered a second fiber production line to Pavatex, a member of Soprema Group which includes a chip handling and pressurized refining system has now successfully produced first fibers at the insulation board production facility in Golbey Pavatex has already been operating an Andritz fiber production line at its Golbey facility since 2013 The latest expansion significantly enhances the mill's overall capacity and efficiency The new line with a capacity of seven tons per hour processes a mixture of spruce and pine wood chips to produce wood fiber insulation for the building construction and renovation sector The scope of supply included a pressurized refining system featuring an innovative 42/44-1CP refiner and a plug-screw feeder designed to optimize dewatering prior to refining The overall system is known for its efficient pre-steaming and low specific energy consumption a key player in the construction sector producing waterproofing has offered biosourced insulation in wood fiber since the integration of Pavatex in 2016 Andritz Pulp & Paper provides sustainable technology and service solutions for the production of all types of pulp Republication of Lesprom Network content is prohibited without the prior written consent of Lesprom Network General Terms and Conditions and Privacy policy jazz-tinged sound has over the years seen her gracing the stages of Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight Festival as well as performing alongside the likes of Ed Sheeran and George Benson Louise has recently launched her own podcast which sees her interviewing some of the UK’s most successful songwriters to discuss their work Louise's first podcast guest was Ivor Novello and Brit award winning artist We caught up with her to find out more about the podcast and how she's coping in the current climate I have been told I have the best lockdown view in London Can you start by telling us a bit about the podcast and why you decided to start it The podcast sees me interviewing UK songwriters and getting the meaning behind certain lyrics Myself and Bernard Achampong from Unedited (the podcast production company) first discussed the idea last summer and started putting the wheels in motion We wrote down a list of people we already had in mind and/or already had a relationship with to interview We both know Michelle and put the idea to her Michelle Escoffery was the guest on your first episode Can you tell M readers who are yet to tune in if Michelle gave away any of her key songwriting tips not only does she have a wealth of experience but she also teaches on the Songwriting Masters course at Tileyard Education She gave lots of useful tips and insights into her songwriting One of the most interesting things I found out was that she said that when she is brought in by a label to write for an artist Michelle really tries to get to know the artist first if they are going through anything they want to express That means any lyrics that come out of the session will mean something and feel more real Have your discussions so far given you any particularly unique insights into well-known songs one thing from Michelle's interview is that I didn't know that Liberty X’s track Just  A Little (which Michelle won an Ivor Novello and was in PRS for Music’s top 100 songs of the century list for) was originally written for Tom Jones So the lyrics had a completely different origin We’ve been lucky in getting some really successful songwriters That was just a pipe dream when we first talked about it I can't give too much away but we have great guests lined-up for interviews songwriters who write for different purposes songwriters who cover different genres and so on People who are open to talking about their processes letting us in on some trade secrets behind certain songs and giving listeners tips for songwriting Some of our guests are songwriters whose name people might not know Others are artists who are also songwriters and mainly write for their own artist projects Have you found any unexpected sources of inspiration whilst in lockdown I have actually been surprised how creative and busy I’ve been I’m lucky in that I already have a recording set up at home so I have been able to do lots of writing and recording here I’ve been recording a few live videos for social media and done a few remote collaborations which has been fun The podcast has of course been keeping me busy researching and prepping for interviews and promoting the first episode I think just being motivated to keep creative has been inspiring me I did also write a song about isolation for a DJ in the USA What are your golden rules when it comes to staying creative at home Fitness is a big part of my schedule and also often my excuse to get some fresh air Being creative and productive is important to me but it’s important to learn to not feel guilty if you have a non-productive day I read a really interesting article the other day that said there’s a lot on social media at the moment that’s putting pressure on us to be productive during this time make the most of your 'free' time and so on The world is a strange place right now and we all need to deal with it in the way that’s best for us What are your future plans for the podcast we very are lucky that with technology we are able to continue the podcast interviews during lockdown using video calls although we did Michelle's interview in person back in October It’s a good time to be promoting a product like a podcast because people have more time on their hands We'll then work out when the next series comes out Is there anything else you're working on at the moment that are readers should keep an ear/eye out for I am working on my 'difficult' second album at the moment Lockdown has unfortunately slowed down the process as I am unable to get into the studios with the producers We are doing some virtual sessions but it's not quite the same I can work on the artwork and track listing in the meantime though the first single from the album will be out soon so will be promoting that We’re planning on doing a music video for that my budget for the album has swiftly gone down so trying to come up with a plan to still release it in Autumn anyway I am just pushing my back catalogue and videos out as much as possible Listen to the first episode of What You Didn't Know About one of 12 composers commissioned to mark the Coronation of King Charles III After Sam Ryder’s Space Man turned the page on two decades of Eurovision misery for the UK in 2022 this year’s representative Mae Muller is bidding to go one better this time around with her electropop gem I Wrote A Song M Magazine catches up with Muller and co-writers Karen Poole and Lewis Thompson to find out how the magic happened what is it about radio that keeps us tuning in For the Golbey PM1 Project, deugro Germany successfully delivered two drum sections from China to France for the pulp and paper industry deugro’s scope encompassed the transportation from the Port of Shanghai the inland waterway transport to the river Port of Frouard as well as the subsequent on-carriage by various trailer configurations to the job site in Golbey deugro’s teams were engaged by their client Voith Paper more than 2.5 years prior to the transport taking place to investigate the overall feasibility and determine the maximum cargo size able to be transported Detailed planning and preparations were required to ensure the safe transport of the drums with dimensions of up to 32 x 5.6 x 5.7 meters and weights of up to 195 metric tons—especiallyon the complex on-carriage route from the closest river port to the plant including turning simulations and swept path analyses were conducted by dteq Transport Engineering Solutions along with local In line with the tight schedule and under the personal supervision of deugro Shanghai the drums were loaded at the Port of Shanghai—on dship’s MV Annie—and shipped on a last-in/first-out basis to the Port of Antwerp allowing the teams of deugro Antwerp to assemble and mount the cable guiding system onto the drums before loading the cargoonto the river vessel After arrival and discharge at the river Port of Frouard the drum sections were delivered by road to the job site in Golbey under coordination by deugro Paris “The most challenging part of the journey was the manoeuvring through the many traffic circles and tight turns as well as traversing the Town of Lunéville To allow for safe navigation through the extremely sharp turns in Lunéville we arranged the transfer from conventional THP trailers to self-propelled modular trailers using a jacking/stooling operation After crossing the most critical turns inthe city the cargo was transferred back onto the THP trailers for the remaining on-carriage,” said Ambra Gotsch “Another operational challenge was the passing of a railway bridge near the Village of Méhoncourt Six additional axle lines had to be mounted to the modular trailer to stay within the allowable bridge capacity determined by the road authorities then dismantled after passing the bridge,” added Ulf Langner อัพเดตข่าวสารและบทความที่น่าสนใจในอุตสาหกรรมโลจิสติกส์ก่อนใคร ผ่าน Line Official Account @Logistics Mananger เพียงเพิ่มเราเป็นเพื่อน @Logistics Manager หรือคลิกที่นี่ It was known at his school in Golbey in the Vosges that 13-year-old Lucas was being bullied When he and his 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Inventing the future with a human perspective means continuing to grow while staying true to who we are Maintain our balance between construction and concessions businesses  Eiffage puts at your disposal tools to facilitate your exchanges with the group Find here all the news Eiffage Group and stay connected on our application and networks Veolia and Pearl Infrastructure Capital have jointly launched an industrial ecology project at the Norske Skog Golbey paper mill site Eiffage Construction will carry out the project by building a biomass power plant that will contribute to the decarbonisation of the industrial activity and reduce Norske Skog's dependence on natural gas it will produce 200 GWh of clean electricity per year equivalent to the consumption of more than 13,000 homes Norske Skog reported an EBITDA of NOK 612 million ($59 million) in the Q1 2025 up from NOK 33 million ($3.2 million) in the previous quarter mainly due to the final insurance settlement of NOK 560 million ($54 million) at Norske Skog Saugbrugs Norske Skog continued to increase the market share for both publication paper and packaging paper in the quarter despite continued pressure on utilisation rates and profitability in the industry “Containerboard production at Norske Skog Golbey will start in about one week marking the completion of a significant investment project for the group This Euro 320 million investment will be a major milestone in the group’s transformation from a pure publication paper producer to also become a packaging paper supplier With this large and modern production line we will increase our total delivery capacity by more than 35% and vastly enhance our ability to serve the growing demand for containerboard,” says Geir Drangsland Norske Skog had total operating income of NOK 3 101 million up from NOK 2 666 million in the previous quarter Operating earnings of NOK 489 million ($47.2 million) up from NOK -353 million ($34 million) in the previous quarter and profit/loss before income taxes of NOK 442 million ($42.6 million) up from NOK -470 million ($45.3 million) in the previous quarter Norske Skog Saugbrugs reached a final insurance settlement following the rockslide in April 2023 The settlement resulted in a payment of NOK 540 million ($52 million) and EBITDA recognition of NOK 560 million ($54 million) in the quarter which is also the main reason for the increase in operating income and operating earnings Uncertainty and profitability pressure in both the market for publication paper and packaging paper are due to raw material price volatility and constantly changing operating conditions This situation is expected to persist going forward Norske Skog maintains significant emphasis on reducing the production costs and working capital to maintain the competitive position in this environment Norske Skog continues to increase the production of recycled containerboard at Norske Skog Bruck (PM3) and expects full utilisation during the second half of 2025 Production of recycled containerboard at Norske Skog Golbey (PM1) is expected to reach full utilisation during the first half of 2027 The remaining gross investment at Norske Skog Golbey is expected to be Euro 35-40 million and the mill is expected to receive additional Euro 50 million in investment grants and energy certificates during 2026 and 2027 Norske Skog is a leading producer of publication paper with strong market positions and customer relations in Europe Norske Skog announced that the start-up of the rebuilt PM 1 at its Golbey mill in France will we delayed and has been again postponed from Q2 2024 to the second half of next year due to delivery delays the net investment amount for the conversion project will increase from €265m to €300m primarily due to increased purchase prices for goods and services as well as somewhat delayed deliveries of equipment the company had postponed the start-up to Q2 2024 in order to align it with the commissioning of the new biomass boiler start-up of the rebuilt paper machine was scheduled for the fourth quarter of this year The Golbey project is to convert PM 1 from newsprint to recycled containerboard production The rebuilt paper machine will have an output capacity of 550,000 tpy and Norske Skog expects the machine to run at 95 per cent of full capacity within two to three years after start-up PM 1 formerly produced up to 250,000 tpy of newsprint and was stopped in the fourth quarter of 2022 to commence the rebuild Norske Skog explains that the conversion of the paper machine at its Golbey mill has a massive scope and is being carried out during a period of high inflation and challenging global supply chains Deliveries have been delayed and entailed associated consequences which necessitated a revision of the project schedule The company finalised a first conversion project at its Bruck mill in Austria where PM 3 was rebuilt for containerboard and restarted production in the second quarter of this year It has an annual output capacity of 210,000 tpy of recycled fluting and testliner IP has announced plans to permanently close the Orange mill and two fibre lines at the Pensacola and Riegelwood pulp mills in the US The "strategic actions" will result in more than 850 jobs being axed at the three sites International Paper (IP) has announced a series of strategic actions aimed at strengthening and optimising the group's manufacturing system by reducing its production capacity for containerboard and pulp the company will permanently close its Orange The mill has a production capacity of 800,000 sh.t and employs about 565 people IP plans to permanently shut-down fibre lines no.20 at the Riegelwood The closures are expected to reduce fluff pulp capacity of IP's Global Cellulose Fibers division by approximately 500,000 tpy and cut its workforce by 300 employees IP expects the Orange containerboard mill and the fibre line no 20 in Riegelwood to cease production by the end of the year Fibre line no.4 at Pensacola was already down and would not resume production the IP will continue to operate 17 containerboard mills in North America with a total capacity of 13 million sh.t IP's remamining pulp system will include eight mills with an annual production capacity of 2.7 million t Norske Skog will sell its last publication paper mill in the Australasian region to Boyer Capital Pty Ltd The purchase price is based on an enterprise value of NOK190m The transaction is scheduled to be completed during the first quarter of this year The mill is Norske Skog's last remaining production site for publication paper in the Australasian region after it closed down its Tasman paper mill in 2021 and sold it to Oji Fibre two years later The Norske Skog Boyer mill is situated in Tasmania and is geared for a production of 150,000 tpy of newsprint and 135,000 tpy of LWC magazine paper Norske Skog reports that the mill has contributed an average of approximately NOK60m in Ebitda to Norske Skog in the period from 2022 to 2024 Norske Skog will have four mills in Europe (Skogn and Saugbrugs in Norway They have a total combined output capacity of 760,000 tpy of containerboard 200,000 tpy of SC magazine paper and 265,000 tpy of LWC magazine paper Norske Skog said that the mill would continue its operations under the new ownership The new owner Boyer Capital says that it sees significant potential to expand and diversify the industrial activities at the Boyer mill "offering significant opportunities for future developments and good acces to raw materials and logistics infrastructure." The transaction is a sale of 100 per cent of the share capital in Norske Skog Industries Australia Limited the holding company for of Norske Skog's Australasian activities Norske Skog said it would discontinue the reporting segment publication paper Australasia in its results for the fourth quarter of 2024 No gain or loss is expected to be recognised in the company's first quarter results as a result of the transaction Norske Skog says the transaction strengthens its balance sheet and liquidity positions towards ongoing strategic projects It will now focus fully on the successful ramp-up of containerboard production at its Golbey mill in France and completing the BCTMP study at the Saugbrugs mill The ramp-up of the containerboard machine at the Golbey mill is expected to start in the first quarter of this year Norske Skog is carrying out a study on the possible production of BCTMP at the site A final decision on the project is expected to be made in the first half of this year Final settlement on Saugbrugs mill insurance payments Norske Skog Saugbrugs and its insurance company agreed on a final settlement of all remaining insurance claims related to the rockslide at the Saugbrugs site on 27 April 2023 The settlement amount of NOK540m will be jointly covered by the insurance company the Norwegian Natural Perils Pool and the reinsurers "We are pleased to have reached a final settlement with our insurance company regarding the remaining property damage claims at Saugbrugs The dialogue with the insurance company has since the incident been very open This settlement provides time and flexibility to invest and develop Saugbrugs for the future” The settlement amount represents a discount to prior estimates of remaining insurance compensation related to the property damage but enables Saugbrugs to freely determine the time at which compensation is utilised in its business activities as well as the nature of such activities Payment of the full settlement amount is expected during the first quarter of 2025 and will thus be recognised in Ebitda in the first quarter of 2025 Turkish company Kipas Kagit has started trial runs on its new corrugated case material machine at the Söke mill in western Turkey The company told EUWID that it would commence producing marketable paper during the month of January 2025 The new PM 3 has a capacity of 650,000 tpy it will produce both recycled and fresh fibre-based paper white-top testliner and fluting as well as kraftliner and recycled kraft paper for paper bags Whether recycled or fresh fibre-based paper is produced will depend on market demand Kipas Kagit runs a second machine at the Söke mill which has the capacity to produce 720,000 tpy of corrugated case material and cartonboard The company has a second site in Kahramanmaras which can make containerboard with a capacity of 450,000 tpy BookmarkAdd News to dashboardThe start-up of the new recycled corrugated case machine of Turkish company Kipas Kagit will take place a littler later than planned who will supply the PM for the company's Söke mill the machine is now scheduled to be commissioned at the end of 2023 rather than in the third quarter An owner-breeder couple who recently celebrated their first winner after 25 years of trying now say they are on the point of quitting the sport after a dispute with staff at Windsor racecourse on Monday Geoffrey and Lesley-Anne Golbey travelled from their Cotswolds home to watch their Della Mare race but were dismayed to find there was no shaded area in their Covid-zoned car park which they insisted was essential for the welfare of their ageing rescue dog "We were so looking forward to it," Geoffrey Golbey said "There was loads of space there but all they said to my wife was darling.' No-one was prepared to help us It was all very disappointing and we just wondered what we're doing in this industry "An umbrella would have done," added Lesley-Anne Golbey We weren't asking for any specific thing It would have been like leaving a dog in an oven." Car park staff communicated with officials inside the track but no solution was found in the half-hour before Della Mare's race Rather than leave their 11-year-old lurcher in their car while they were inside the track the Golbeys decided to turn around and go home said: "We have been in touch with Mr and Mrs Golbey to explain the situation with regards car parking for owners which we have positioned for ease of access to the areas of the racecourse allocated for their use but due to the strict protocols in place we can only allow participants in the Green Zone access to the area which does have a shaded area of parking "Had Mr and Mrs Golbey been in touch with us in advance we would have happily looked to make alternative arrangements for them and their dog while they watched their horse run we have apologised to them that staff on duty in the car park were unable to clearly communicate the situation with regards the parking arrangements We have already taken steps to rectify this and will make sure that they are able to do so ahead of future meetings." emailing the Racing Post to say: "Having spent around £3 million in the industry over the last 25 years being owner-breeders and the backbone of this industry if our contribution is so little valued as to be denied the opportunity of seeing our horse run we know now that this industry is not for us." 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy. meal-kit delivery service is expanding its delivery area — right into the Dragons’ Den Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience seeking a $90,000 investment for 10 per cent of the company Article content“The thing about Dragons’ Den is that it’s kind of like a boxing match with eight people in the ring,” said Fuud co-found Thomas Buchan of their episode “The dragons are breathing fire not only on us but on each other and it’s quite a spectacle “We definitely had a couple strips torn off of us but we think we survived the battle and we’re pretty proud of the outcome.” Start your day with a roundup of B.C.-focused news and opinion By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Sunrise will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account THE Academy hockey tradition remains as strong as ever with yet another team progressing to the Ulster Schools’ Bannister Bowl final The squad coached under former pupil and now Master-in-Charge have had a sensational season with 17 wins to their credit and bulldozing the opponents away with skill and speed THE Academy hockey tradition remains as strong as ever with yet another team progressing to the Ulster Schools’ Bannister Bowl final The team has a wonderful blend of strength and depth and will be buoyant to face up to Campbell College in the final to be staged at Playball The side made the difficult trip to the blue turf when they played Wallace High School in the semi-final Cash and Briggs carefully marshalling the defence to allow Stevenson the freedom to carry and use intelligent passes from the word go Some neat slick hockey steered Brownlee and Walker in the direction of goal and but for some quality defending the Academy could well have been home by half-time Spencer and Brownlee piercing holes in the Wallace circle before a reaction turnover left Reid sitting pretty to open the account from close in The Wallace forwards showed some fine skill and Daniel Murray caused a sweat when well-placed only to mis-trap and see his effort slip away The continued pounding from the high press eventually paid off with the Academy forcing another penalty corner in the 37th minute and Stevenson made no mistake as the Portadown youngster dragged home his trademark bullet giving the Lisburn ‘keeper no chance and putting the game beyond Wallace allowed fresh impetus and with time edging away it was Brownlee who continued to terrorise the Lisburn defence There was still life in the game though and some superb tackling from Briggs and Baxter thwarted several pacey attacks before Spencer and Walker linked well to put Brownlee in and his resulting shot forced another penalty corner The routine was another productive effort and the rebound found Adam McKee in form and he swung home first time to give the Academy a well-deserved 3-0 win and more importantly stamp their name in the final The squad would like to thank all the parents and indeed grandparents who travelled to support them as well as Mr Clarke who gave his voice and time freely at the game The depth of the squad was evident with Callum Clements in particular standing out with his new set of skills - deputising for the injured Denver Golbey in goals - two young men with real potential to earn an Ulster shirt in the not-too-distant future Share your opinions on Alpha Newspaper Group The stage is set for what will be the largest ever sporting event held in Northern Ireland Stay connected to us to get the latest news and updates Hollie Doyle's emphatic five-timer on Wednesday night was not the only notable feat at Kempton providing owner-breeders Dr Lesley-Anne and Geoffrey Golbey with their first ever winner - a very long-awaited one at that Having got into racehorse ownership and breeding 25 years ago Della Mare's neck success in a six-furlong classified stakes was the couple's deserved maiden win after several frustrating near-misses Geoffrey Golbey said: "My wife's evented and we thought we'd just buy a broodmare and breed a horse to win a race "We've bred horses who have finished second and one of them we bred from her daughter was placed and then her daughter's daughter was also placed We've waited all this time and didn't give up." He continued: "Della Mare is the great granddaughter of our original broodmare Fine Fettle acquired in 1996 and we have bred and raced the entire dam line "It's really all about the achievement of breeding and winning with a horse you bred Anyone can buy a horse - and they do - but with breeding you've created it and made all the decisions It's doing it all yourself and the satisfaction that you brought that horse into this world "You choose the stallion and try your best There's a lot that goes wrong along the way - the full-brother to Della Mare died on the gallops which was sad as he had huge potential - so it's wonderful to have ups too." who currently have two horses either in training or about to enter training are excited to see what else the five-year-old a daughter of the late Delegator out of Golbelini Golbey added: "We've just got her and a Paco Boy who will go into training in the next couple of weeks she's a winning mare and can carry on the dynasty She's still got potential to improve." The Golbeys also try to find their horses a second career post-racing with Della Mare's dam winning dressage and showing competitions including finishing reserve champion in the show hunter class at Three Counties Della Mare is with Worcestershire-based Tony Carroll and was the first winner in a treble for the trainer at Kempton on what was quite a night all round Liberthine's title honouring a legacy built to last for Robert Waley-Cohen Meet the Coolmore stallion man who led Sadler's Wells and Galileo to greatness 'We could end up with milers winning the Derby and NH stallions with no stamina' Published on 4 March 2021inNews Sign In Subscribe Now Fourteen girls got their hands dirty at Okanagan College’s go-kart camp for girls is a camp offering girls in grades 4 through 6 the opportunity to try their hand at designing and constructing their own go-kart And on Friday they went head-to-head in a friendly race around the Kelowna campus “This camp is a great opportunity for young women to learn and directly apply useful skills in a fun environment,” Industry Training Authority CEO Shelley Gray said The camp was started in 2018 in partnership with the college and the ITA READ MORE: $6.5M for old downtown Kelowna RCMP lot READ MORE: Kelowna career coach to tackle worksite harassment, bullying as Builders Code advisor “It’s a hugely enjoyable program for the young women who we hope will become the skilled trades people of the future.” Led by Okanagan College Red Seal endorsed trades instructors the campers tried their hand working on small engines testing and fixing breaks and installing ignition kill switches I saw the girls racing the go-karts in the parking lot and it looked like a lot of fun so I decided to try it this year,” Grade 6 student Skyla Golbey said but my uncle builds cars so I’ve been around them a lot,” she said “We’ve been learning about all the tools and how an engine works.” having the knowledge to change a tire will be useful when she gets her driver’s licence READ MORE: Kelowna showcases float in Calgary Stampede parade Not only is this camp a great way for girls to dip their toes in basic mechanics but it’s a great way to form connections that may lead to careers in the trades—something British Columbia is in need of The BC Construction Association’s Building Code set a target of 10 per cent of skilled trades jobs be held by women in 2028 another 9,500 women would have to be onboarded “This camp is a great opportunity for young girls to experience what the skilled trades are all about,” Okanagan College president Jim Hamilton said “It’s great to see how excited they are to get into the shop We hope their experience at the college sparks an interest that leads them to think about the many career possibilities open to them.” To report a typo, email:newstips@kelownacapnews.com @KelownaCapNewsnewstips@kelownacapnews.comLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. We ask that you be respectful of others and their points of view, refrain from personal attacks and stay on topic. To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines Louise Golbey is a talented singer-songwriter from London, England. Not too long ago, she released a lovely neo-soul tune, entitled, “Different” All the traits of a bad boy that I couldn’t un-see you’re not like the other guys I’ve seen before Let us take this somewhere where we can explore.” – lyrics ‘Different’ tells an interesting tale of a young woman who has feelings for her new beau strong feelings that she can’t ignore she admits that at first she didn’t want her new lover but now she wants him after finding out that he’s different than the other guys in her life Louise Golbey is one of the most in-demand openers on the UK Live circuit She has played alongside Ed Sheeran at one of his very first London gigs and at his last surprise intimate show in Camden She has performed to 6,000 people ahead of the legendary George Benson at a Kenwood House Picnic Concert Also, she has shared the stage with global superstars such as Katy B, Jessie J Plus, landing support slots for En Vogue and Roberta Flack. And a sold-out UK tour with The Stylistics, Roy Ayers, Omar, Heatwave, Eric Benet, and Barack Obama’s favorite artist—Anthony David Louise Golbey will be performing at The Electric Soul Festival in the 02 Arena alongside Kool and The Gang she wrote and performed a theme song for a new Amazon Prime Comedy series Shortly afterward, she was interviewed alongside Dua Lipa for Grazia online about being a female artist in the music industry ‘Different’ contains a relatable storyline and funky instrumentation scented with a neo-soulful aroma The likable tune was co-written with and produced by Dan Dare (Marina & The Diamonds, Charli XCX We recommend adding Louise Golbey’s “Different” single to your personal playlist let us know how you feel about it in the comment section below