Mind Thanks Positive Weather Solutions, UK

Main Category: Mental Health
Also Included In: Water - Air Quality / Agriculture
Article Date: 22 May 2008 - 4:00 PDT

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Leading mental health charity Mind would like to thank Positive Weather Solutions for their continued support over the last six months.

Positive Weather Solutions, which presents the only long-range forecast giving an indication of the weather for the next three months, has been giving Mind plenty of exposure featuring the charity's logo on weather maps in all of their broadcasts since December last year.

Mind's Chief Executive Paul Farmer, said: "We are very grateful for the continued support that Positive Weather Solutions has shown Mind. We hope that by having our brand promoted to so many viewers in this way that we've been able to reach out to people who may be in need of help to contact Mind for information and support."

The summer forecast for Western Europe for June to August is currently showing on the Information Channel (Sky channel 167) on Thursdays at 6.25pm and Saturdays at 7.55pm.

About Positive Weather Solutions

- Positive Weather Solutions broadcasts on Sky Channel 167, The Information Channel, on Thursday's at 6.25pm and Saturday's at 7.55pm, with the long range forecast for Western Europe and parts of Russia for the months ahead.

- It provides weekly weather columns for 23 newspapers across England and Wales, (including the entire chain of regional Western Mail and Echo newspapers), and for the award winning national newspaper - First News.

- Positive Weather Solutions provides daily radio broadcasts for 102.1 Swansea Bay; Sunshine 1530 covering the Worcestershire area; and GTFM 107.9 in the Rhondda Cynon Taff; plus broadcasts on weekends for Sunshine FM. It also submits a long range forecast to an environmental site, and maintains another regional website.

- For more information please contact Jonathan Powell on (01495) 304378 or visit the website: http://www.positiveweathersolutions.co.uk

http://www.mind.org.uk

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