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Celebrating NOP’s Culture of Mutual Support

This week highlighted one of NOP’s greatest strengths: our culture of encouragement. Several colleagues took time to acknowledge each other’s contributions on ongoing projects, and offered thoughtful feedback to help colleagues refine their ideas.

Strong communication and a willingness to champion one another continue to propel NOP forward as we build towards an exciting 2026.

Confessions of an Ageing Tennis Player: the Tee-Shirt Collection

Confessions of an Ageing Tennis Player: the Tee-Shirt Collection

Paul Warren has produced some iconic illustrations for Confessions of an Ageing Tennis Player and we’d like to offer you the possibility of purchasing your very own T-shirt, adorned by one of these images.

Each image will be printed as a badge on the top left hand side of the front of your T-shirt. Your T-shirt can also have our larger ‘Greatest Of All Time’ image (below) printed on its reverse.

£20.00
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Creative Brainstorms Driving Seasonal Innovation

Our December planning sessions have begun with great energy. Recent team discussions have spotlighted innovative approaches to audience engagement, comedy writing, and international partnerships.

We’ve seen fantastic cross-department participation, with team members volunteering fresh insights and creative solutions. NOP continues to grow because of the passion our staff bring to every conversation, even the spontaneous ones.

Confessions of an Ageing Tennis Player

Confessions of an Ageing Tennis Player

“I don’t like your attitude!” snaps “Serena Williams” as we square up over the club’s dubious grass courts. But I am “Andy Murray”, the greatest tennis GOAT ever, no really I am and you “Serena” are blocking me from my ultimate goal: chairman of our local club.

‘Confessions’ is about a man of a certain age – Lord Andrew John Paul George Ringo Murray of Kirkintilloch – who lived out his tennis fantasies when he was young and never quite moved on as he grew up.

The first of a series, “Confessions of an Ageing Tennis Player” is the must-go-to illustrated comic guidebook about our dreams and our disappointments, our failures and our triumphs.

£12.99
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