The Solance Foundation

Providence Campus · Communications

The newsletter.

Circulated monthly to all colleagues. Bound copies are kept in the reading room.

Every colleague appears in it once, on their first day. Many appear more often than that. We are told it is the most-read publication on the island, though we have never been entirely sure how that was measured.

The Foundation remembers what matters.
Masthead, every issue since № 1

This year

IssueMonthHeadline
№ 1,184 October Welcome to our new colleagues
№ 1,183 September Harvest supper on the green — photographs inside
№ 1,182 August Welcome to our new colleagues
№ 1,181 July A warm welcome from our new Chief Executive
№ 1,180 June Welcome to our new colleagues
— May Not circulated.
№ 1,179 April Clinic hours extended; a note on sleeping
№ 1,178 March Welcome to our new colleagues

Last year

IssueMonthHeadline
№ 1,177 December Gratitude: a message for the season
№ 1,176 November A warm welcome from our new Chief Executive
№ 1,175 October Welcome to our new colleagues
— September Not circulated.
— August Not circulated.
№ 1,174 July Colleague of the Month — name withheld at colleague’s request
№ 1,173 June A warm welcome from our new Chief Executive
№ 1,172 May Welcome to our new colleagues

Earlier

IssueMonthHeadline
№ 1,171 — A warm welcome from our new Chief Executive
№ 1,170 — Colleague of the Month — name withheld at colleague’s request
№ 1,169 — Welcome to our new colleagues
№ 1,168 — A warm welcome from our new Chief Executive
№ 1,167 — Colleague of the Month — name withheld at colleague’s request
№ 1,166 — A warm welcome from our new Chief Executive
№ 1,165 — Welcome to our new colleagues

The archive continues to № 1, which carries no date. Issues prior to № 1 are held in the basement reading room and have not been digitised. Colleagues wishing to consult them should apply in writing to Communications, who will explain why this is not usually possible.

The bound run is kept with the rest of the Foundation's records. Our history →

The colleague handbook →