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Empowering Behind The Wheel: A Dive Into Female Driving Instructors In Stoke-on-Trent

At A Driveway Academy, we take pride in offering exceptional driving instruction services tailored to the unique needs of our learners in Stoke-on-Trent. Our team comprises dedicated female driving instructors who bring expertise, patience, and a supportive approach to every lesson. With safety as our top priority, our female driving instructors undergo rigorous training and certification to ensure they provide the highest standard of instruction. Their deep understanding of local traffic regulations and road conditions equips learners with the skills and confidence needed to navigate the roads of Stoke-on-Trent safely. For more details, read our blog.

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Week 97, Day 673.

The relentless travelling continues, but I’m dealing with it; only cried 3 times last week out of sheer physical and emotional exhaustion, it’s cool. 🤪 One of my biggest achievements last week was completing my Confined Space training, which I needed in order to be able to access any service reservoirs that I work with. I was dreading the training, worrying about how my anxiety was going to affect me on the day, but I actually really enjoyed it! I learned a numerous amount of essential skills for my role and am now really eager and excited to put those into practice. Thank you to Northumbrian Water for getting me onto the course. 💧 You’d think that with all of the travelling that I do right now I would have a chilled weekend at home, but no, I decided it was a good idea to drive over to Chester to see one of my closest friends who I hadn’t seen since Christmas. Although I had an awesome time with them roaming Chester zoo (featured on ‘The Secret Life of the Zoo’), seeing the beautiful Chester high street (photo below), and finally getting to visit Liverpool, the trip also left me absolutely wiped. Instead, I could have done with re-building my energy levels for this week. I’d say “lesson learned” but I am also away next weekend... * face palm *

Photo: One of the beautiful buildings on Chester high street. Source: My camera. 

I most definitely have waaay too much on my shoulders right now, so today I had a meeting with my supervisors to determine my essential next steps and figure out how to cut out any unnecessary responsibilities/tasks out of my schedule. For the first time in a long time I felt a sense of relief and now have much more focus, clarity, and confidence in my goals, abilities, and work.

I desperately need a week in the office as deadlines for conference presentations are looming and that’s ignoring the other 34 things on my to-do list. Therefore, I’m making sure I’m in the office all of next week, especially as I am away on a much needed holiday the week after. ✨

Photo: ACCURATE. Source: Tumblr. It’s already Tuesday, but this week I am yet to travel to Worcester, Stoke-on-Trent, Nottingham, and Peterborough... 🚗 Most of those are site visits organised by Panton McLeod, who I’m having a really great experience working with! Although, it has been frustrating at times as I still haven’t actually seen a full service reservoir clean, but this is down to the poor organisation of the water company whose sites we’ve been to and not the contractors themselves. The hope is to see one completed this week. 

There are definitely major issues with communication between industry, contractors, and academia, which is infuriating! Unfortunately, there seems to be a consensus among those three sectors that investing in people is a waste of finances and time, whereas the complete opposite is true. We should be investing in people before we ever think about investing in technology! Sigh. 

Anyhow, it’s going to be a wet cycle home for me as a major thunderstorm is in the forecast and the cat stole my waterproof this morning (see picture). But to be honest, I could do with the refreshment. ⛈

Have a brilliant week! Thank you to all 540+ of you who take the time to read about my journey. I hope you find some use in it. Writing here certainly helps keep me going. 💛

P.S. The new season of OITNB is out and it’s awesome. 

Photo: The raincoat sacrifice. The things you do for love, aye? Source: Phone.

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On the road- Part 1

After enjoying the short trip The Mother Road we decided to write a story with One, Steven and Vicki having their own road trip. We’re doing it in parts this time. 

The door to the breakfast hall swung open and Steven entered the room. He looked around the space and spied the Doctor and Vicki sat at one of the tables eating. They’d been staying at the small bed and breakfast since the previous evening and were getting ready to leave within hours. He grabbed a slice of toast as he sat down next to Vicki.

“Started without me, I see,” he said through mouthfuls.

The Doctor looked up from his newspaper. “The child tried to wake you. You were dead to the world.”

“I’ve always been a heavy sleeper…once I get to sleep that is.”

“You were snoring like a warthog!�� Vicki chuckled.

Steven was about to reply but could barely muster the energy. They’d spent so many hours the previous evening watching a travelling circus performance and after that they’d been invited backstage to meet some of the performers. By the time he got to bed and managed to sleep it was almost light. He was used to being on the go with little sleep but for some reason he was feeling particularly tired the last few days. He sneezed. He hoped he wasn’t coming down with an illness.

The Doctor set down his newspaper and sipped his tea with satisfaction. “Now, I think it’s time we were heading off.”

“I’ve only just got here!” Steven said as he quickly grabbed another slice of toast. “Why the hurry?”

“My boy, the day is already started. We have things to do.”

Vicki finished her yoghurt. “And we better check on the TARDIS. Doctor you did just leave it in the circus tent, behind that strange cage.”

Steven swallowed suddenly. “Wait a minute, the tent? The TARDIS is in the tent!”

“Yes, dear boy, are you quite deaf?”

“No, I just mean that the TARDIS is in the tent that the circus moved a few hours ago to be on their way.”

The Doctor chuckled. “Nonsense, they’re not leaving until tomorrow, we have plenty of time.”

“Doctor, I saw them driving away when I finally got to bed. I don’t know what they’ll have done with the TARDIS but the tent is most definitely gone!”

The Doctor wasn’t perturbed and tapped him on the arm. “Oh, my boy, you do worry so. No harm shall come to the ship, it’ll be there where we left it just without its cover that’s all.”

…

“Just where we left it eh?” Steven said as he, Vicki and the Doctor stood on the wet grass of the empty field where the circus tent and the TARDIS once stood. Around them all that was left was leaflets and ribbons and bunting. Vicki picked up a leaflet.

“Oh Doctor, he’s right, they’ve got another part of their tour up in Stoke-on-Trent,” Vicki said.

Steven’s eyes rolled upwards. “Stoke-on-bloody-Trent? Just great, the TARDIS has been stolen and is on its way up north and we’re still down here in Southampton.”

The Doctor chuckled loudly. He didn’t quite know how to stop until Steven shook him.

“Would you remind me of what’s so funny? We’re stuck in 2017 with no ship.”

“Oh, my dear young man, your imagination disappoints me. This isn’t the dark ages, there are plenty of ways to travel.”

“Yes, but Doctor, the question is, why did someone take it in the first place?” Vicki queried.

“It’s a wonderful thing my TARDIS, I’m never surprised when its stolen.”

Vicki laughed. “That’s how you got it in the first place.”

Steven did a double-take and shook his head as he looked at the Doctor. “You stole it? Well there we have it. Honour amongst thieves?”

“I merely borrowed it young man.”

“Did you ask? Borrowing also implies you intend to return it one day?”

The Doctor shuffled awkwardly. “Stop asking me questions. We have an errand to run.”

Vicki sighed heavily, fed up with their arguments and also not relishing the idea of a trip to retrieve the TARDIS. “So how do we get there? Are trains invented yet?”

Since they’d been in 2017, they’d not ventured further than the circus, the hotel and a few shops in town. Vicki was really very bad with her knowledge of history.

“Dear, dear, child. You and I must have a lesson or two one of these days. It’s a shame Barbara’s not here to sort you out. Of course they have trains.”

“Alright, alright. I know, I know, yes and they were big and sooty.”

The Doctor chuckled. Her lack of knowledge both annoyed and endeared her to him at the same time.

“That train idea is out of the question,” Steven said as they walked the way back to the bed and breakfast.

“What do you mean?” said the Doctor.

Steven pointed to the noticeboard outside the newsagents. “Rail strike. For the next two days.”

Vicki sighed again. “Oh then just how do we get there?”

…

The Doctor exited a large garage and joined his two companions as they sat drinking coffee outside a coffee shop. He handed Steven some keys as he ushered them away from their drinks and toward the pavement.

“What are these for?” Steven asked.

The Doctor pointed to a small compact car in bright red. “Our transport. It’s called a mini.”

Steven snorted. “Well it wouldn’t be called a largie at that size.”

Vicki laughed and then circled the vehicle. “It’s so cute. It’s like the TARDIS.”

“Though I suspect not quite so spacious inside,” the Doctor said with a glint in his eye. “Well then young man, you know how to drive don’t you?”

Steven seemed hesitant. “Well…I drove a car once at the academy and a few times on the roads but this looks so primitive.”

Vicki opened the door and made herself comfortable in the passenger seat. “It’s not too bad actually, come on Steven this could be fun. I’ve never been on a road trip.”

Steven climbed into the front seat and watched in the rear-view mirror as the Doctor climbed into the back and made himself comfortable across the length of the seat. He turned around to face the old man.

“Any clue on how we actually get there? Does this car come with a pre-set destination machine?”

The Doctor laughed. “There’s a sat-nav my boy, that will suffice. I already programmed it to the correct location. It will lead you there. You’re bright, you’ll figure it all out.”

Vicki stared at the steering wheel and then the sat-nav. “You mean you have to drive yourself and follow some voice? It’s so backwards. I thought this was beyond Ian and Barbara’s time?”

“It is,” the Doctor said, growing impatient. “It’s quite simple. Come on now young man, start her up.”

Steven thought for a moment and then started to drive away. This was going to be anything but simple!

Vicki smiled. “Well, I suppose it being old-fashioned won’t affect the thrill of a road trip. The wind in our hair, the open road, the views!”

There was a sudden jolt as the car lurched forward and then stopped abruptly behind a row of other vehicles.  There were the sounds of tooting horns and outside the window was the sight of a block of flats and an off-licence. The rain began to pelt against the windows, drizzling down the glass making it difficult to see.

“What’s the hold up?” Steven moaned, trying to see ahead.

“Road works,” the Doctor replied as he peered out the window. “You can hear they’re drilling the road.”

Vicki folded her arms. “It’s hardly Route 66 is it? Anyone wanna play a car game?”

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